Recent content by Sgthaytham

You know what, bar some people on this thread, the rest of you are ****ing clueless. I'm done with this site. Bye.

Anyone who uses the word "cuck" unironically is a ****.

Once again, you're spot on.

Yup...

You're right. It's still kind of raw today, but I'll move on from it. Thanks.

How can I ever take advice from someone who can't read. " Many people women I know have mentioned his behaviour before and how it's made them feel uncomfortable. I've had my eye on him, too, because he gets really tactile. I never mentioned anything to my GF because I trust her and I know she...

I guess this is true... I personally now have a better understanding of who he truly is, maybe my GF'll take a little more time idk...

When she told me he slapped in her kitchen she also mentioned that someone slapped her earlier on when I wasn't there yet. She knows about the time in the kitchen, and this leads me to believe he did it to her before. But anyway, yeah I'm cutting him out from hereon

Forget about it.

IDK about it being a 'toxic social circle'... all of them are good people, bar this insufferable prick. I'm finding it hard to understand the deal with my GF choosing to come to talk to me about it. If she hadn't, the very same people here would be saying "OMG she's cheating! Don't trust her!"

So you think it'd be better for her not to communicate with me when these things happen? Why is it such a big deal she decided it was best to tell me? Maybe because she trusts me, wants to be open with me, she decided it was the best way to go? You're making incredible assumptions here.

I trust her completely and entirely. I'm sick and tired of hearing many on here saying I should look into what "really happened" and if my GF did anything to warrant it. She has not behaved in any way that I would consider a red flag. Her actions match her words.

The fact is my GF did not take it that way, and that's precisely what made her feel uncomfortable. I would have thought, seeing as you're a woman, you wouldn't be saying these kind of things.

I find it hard to believe no man would want to know about it asap... A guy, who has had multiple run-ins with other women who have claimed he has touched them inappropriately and/or made unwanted remarks, slaps my GF on her ass, and she comes to me to tell me... and I'm supposed to wonder if...

Answer me, then. How is telling her to stay at home and not go out with people until I'm there not manipulative? It's a pretty insecure and weak thing to do. And now I'm being "manipulated" because I trust her actions??