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Gallen
Original Poster
1,776 posts
124 months
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Firstly appologies for the ridiculously girly thread but helping out a freind here and am interested in your opinions (I certainly have mine!)....here goes....
Dear Deidre........
A friend of mine has recently come out of a very difficult relationship.
Trying to move on with her life, four months ago she started dating a guy who she fell head over heels for. In her words he is kind, loving and interested in her & their future etc.
Anyhow, he told her his name was "X" & that he comes from "X" country and she had no reason to disbelieve anything different.
Now, just after 4 months of dating and building a relationship together he has told her that he'd been lying about his name & where he came from. He also said he is a Muslim. There are also dubious questions which introduce some doubt as to his validity in this country.
Obviously she is devastated that he betrayed her trust.
She asked why he lied and he said he didn't think she would have given him a chance if she knew his background and she's left with alot of doubt & confusion.
He told his friends to support him with bending the truth. His flatmate told him to confess from day one but the longer he left it the harder it became.
While SHE says that she understands his reasons for not explaining his situation, to me it's clearly not normal behaviour to lie like that and now leaves her re-assessing the situation - but is left with a huge amount of mixed emotions with the worst part being that she has genuine feelings for this guy.
She said that in the back of her mind she had been thinking he could be "the one" - but there could be more hidden truths.
Opinions (I'll copy her in on this thread too).
G.
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12gauge
1,274 posts
43 months
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What sort of car does he drive?
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VR46
289 posts
12 months
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He's a nutcase hiding something very nasty. Get rid asap.
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Baryonyx
6,834 posts
28 months
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Obtain correct details, report to immigration with your suspicions.
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grumbledoak
15,708 posts
102 months
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Gallen said: A friend of mine has recently come out of a very difficult relationship. ...and jumps straight into another one. Does she actually lick windows as a hobby? Just asking.
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VinceFox
14,148 posts
41 months
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12gauge said: What sort of car does he drive? ANSWER THE QUESTION.
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ruff'n'smov
639 posts
18 months
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DonnyMac
3,043 posts
72 months
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DrTre
12,428 posts
101 months
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Why has this thread been moved from The Lounge to The Lounge?
It'll be fine, he's owned up, we all make mistakes.
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hyperblue
2,118 posts
49 months
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Err he lied about something as basic as his name. GTFO!
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hornetrider
40,739 posts
74 months
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Bizarre - in the bin from my perspective.
However - more info needed. Where did he say he was from? Where is he actually from? Is he illegal, got a job, what's the background here?
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Mojooo
7,278 posts
49 months
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I blame her for (probably) being the type of person who looks liek they wouldn't accept someone from a certain country!
Biatch.
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Steffan
6,180 posts
97 months
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Experience of life has taught me that many individuals repeat their mistakes time after time. Particularly true (sadly) of women in abusive relationships. They go from one to another to another. Same is true of some men, but I believe less common.
I have no idea why. This kind of dishonesty in a relationship is corrosive and utterly wrong. Walk away and take a long, cold, look at yourself, to decide how to change your approach, is my advice to your friend.
Insist upon honesty from the start. Never accept dishonesty or shabby treatment. Walk away at the first sign of dishonesty, or lies. The only way. If there is no trust, there should be no relationship. You are worth more.
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Cock Womble 7
29,908 posts
99 months
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DrTre said: It'll be fine, he's owned up, we all make mistakes. Exactly. Give the poor bloke the benefit of the doubt. We've all told little white lies in order to gain access to a lady's front bottom, haven't we?
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DrTre
12,428 posts
101 months
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Cock Womble 7 said: DrTre said: It'll be fine, he's owned up, we all make mistakes. Exactly. Give the poor bloke the benefit of the doubt. We've all told little white lies in order to gain access to a lady's front bottom, haven't we? Absolutement, Monsieur Poirot. It's not like my real name is DrTre. (Were it not for the fact I coined it, I'd say the jury's still out on your moniker though)
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OldJohnnyYen
938 posts
18 months
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Ditch him, he has something to hide.
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Cock Womble 7
29,908 posts
99 months
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DrTre said: I'd say the jury's still out on your moniker though It's not like I chose it for myself though, is it?
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Petrus1983
113 posts
31 months
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hyperblue said: Err he lied about something as basic as his name. GTFO! This. Getting your name wrong isn't something you accidentally do, it's carefully thought out beforehand.
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DrTre
12,428 posts
101 months
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OldJohnnyYen said: Ditch him, he has something to hide. After 4 months, it's likely he's hidden it a few times a'ready.
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Cock Womble 7
29,908 posts
99 months
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Petrus1983 said: This. Getting your name wrong isn't something you accidentally do, it's carefully thought out beforehand. Damned right it is. "Did you use protection Son?" "Yes Dad, I didn't tell her my real name."
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