B gave A a terrible time.
A confides in C.
C has no idea who B is and supports A.
B arrives and C is being interested in B.
A is alright with it.
C repeatedly keeps bring B up.
A had a breakdown and addresses the issue.
C asked them not to apologise for having emotions.
A feels like shit because you never know when C will strike again.
If A is alright with C and B together, and has never brought up that they had a problem with it, how was C to know?
In this scenario, A sounds like the untrustworthy one.
If A is alright with C and B together, and has never brought up that they had a problem with it, how was C to know?
In this scenario, A sounds like the untrustworthy one.
Display MoreB gave A a terrible time.
A confides in C.
C has no idea who B is and supports A.
B arrives and C is being interested in B.
A is alright with it.
C repeatedly keeps bring B up.
A had a breakdown and addresses the issue.
C asked them not to apologise for having emotions.
A feels like shit because you never know when C will strike again.
To be fair, A did confide in C about B's misbehaviour. C already is seriously seeing someone, B's the side. A most likely doesn't know about C having a long term partner and just knows about B. A's issue is that C is always poking fun at A and B's dynamic.
To be fair, A did confide in C about B's misbehaviour. C already is seriously seeing someone, B's the side. A most likely doesn't know about C having a long term partner and just knows about B. A's issue is that C is always poking fun at A and B's dynamic.
A confided in C. Then A said they were alright with C and B being together. So A can't blame C for their breakdown if they never let C know they didn't want to hear about the relationship.
They all sound problematic but A still sounds like the bigger problem here.
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