Post: So I just caused two people to break up...
05-10-2013, 11:04 PM #1
(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); I feel like a complete ass hole right now. Lemme explain the situation. So me and a friend usually go out every friday after school ends, walk to 7-11 and while we are on our way there, we smoke. Sometimes its weed, some times its cigs, other times cigars. Anyways he has been dating this girl for about 5 or 6 months. I can honestly tell you that I thought they really liked each other. Anyways when she knew that he smoked and she wanted him to stop. She also wanted me to stop but after a long talk I think she understands that I still have control and can quit if I want. (Other than today, and of course 4/20 I hadn't smoked in about 3 months) Anyways my friend smokes a hell of a lot more than me. About 2 months ago, she told him she wanted him to stop, he said to both me and her that he would begin to stop. Then he explained to me (after she left) that he can quit when he wants. To be honest, I believed him because its exactly how I feel. Now this was a few months ago and he has still been smoking, so I figured he talked it over with her and she knows. So today we go out and have a smoke with a few other guys and while we are out walking, I get a txt that my ride will be there in 5. So I hustle back to the school I run into her, and she asks me if I know where he is. I told her to walk with me (because I didn't want to tell her in front of teachers he was out smoking) and then tell her he is out smoking. Now I don't know if you have ever seen a shockwave of emotion hit a person, but it was like someone just sucker punched her. You could SEE how quickly her emotion changed. She went from curiosity to instant depression. I could see the tears building up in her eyes and I knew then and there, she didn't know he still smoked. She asked me "What is he smoking?" I don't lie in a serious situation like that. I told her pot and she started balling. Not loudly considering we were at school, but her eyes were like waterfalls. She asks me "With you?". I told her not just me, freshmen too. (We are all sophomores). She pretty much collapsed in my arms. I felt so damn bad, and still do even though this happened 4 hours ago. When she finally pulled her self together she thanked me for telling her. I told her you need to talk with him. I am writing this now because I just read on facebook that they broke up shortly after I left. Although I feel bad, I can't help but be angry at my friend. I won't say I support people smoking weed, but I respect peoples choices, and make the same choice myself. The reason I am angry at him is because he had a reason to quit, but chose not to. I mean think about it. Your girlfriend who you claim to love more than anything else in your life (high school drama right there) asked you to quit smoking and you cant? Obviously you don't love her more than you love weed. The way I see it is, I may be single right now, but if my gf asked me to stop smoking, or drinking, or doing some of the other stupid shit I do, I'd do it in a heartbeat if I really cared about her.

I don't really know why I am posting this but I just don't know what to do. I feel like this is my fault even though I know its not. Any advice?

[UPDATE] He posted on facebook today, thanking me for helping him end the lies, thanking his friends for being there when he made a bad choice, and apologized to her. He also said he has his biggest challenge ahead of him, quitting.
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05-11-2013, 02:33 AM #11
Originally posted by Quantic
Wall of text .


Lol Ikr?

Originally posted by Samberg View Post
BANG HIS EX.


Tempting, but no.

Originally posted by Payton
Seriously man the only thing I can tell you to do is. Keep calm, listen to what your friend/his ex has to say and try to get them back together. Hell maybe even make a compromise or two. Any who just try to help them through it.


I think thats what I'm going to try to do.
05-11-2013, 02:38 AM #12
Well man, i would feel guilty if i'm in that spot. But if you try to look at it from a different perspective, maybe she deserves someone better than your friend and it's best for her for that to happen. I'm not telling you that you should be happy about it but if i were you, i would try/attempt to talk it through with ur friend (not the girl), and tell him if he really likes her then he should redeem himself and stop smoking. Not have him tell his girl that but he should show it to her.
05-11-2013, 02:45 AM #13
EE+
Gym leader
Originally posted by another user
The reason I am angry at him is because he had a reason to quit, but chose not to. I mean think about it. Your girlfriend who you claim to love more than anything else in your life (high school drama right there) asked you to quit smoking and you cant? Obviously you don't love her more than you love weed.
Yall are in high school and in tenth grade better yet... Yall have WAY to much in front of you to act like the world is ending. 5 month isn't shit in real life. This will blow over within weeks. They might even try it again, but in the end.. Yall have another 2 years of the EASIEST time of your lives, live that shit up. Smoke, party, what the fuck ever. Have fun, cause when you get a job your life will suck ASS.

The biggest goal in high school is to fuck as many girls as you can without getting any of them pregnant. Now that shes single, hit that shit dude. I don't give a damn that your bro's with the dude either, he let it up, now its fresh ass.

All I'm sayin' is..... Gettchu some. :fyea:
05-11-2013, 02:49 AM #14
Just4Hax
"I will speak ill of
Originally posted by partypoker15 View Post
I feel like a complete ass hole right now. Lemme explain the situation. So me and a friend usually go out every friday after school ends, walk to 7-11 and while we are on our way there, we smoke. Sometimes its weed, some times its cigs, other times cigars. Anyways he has been dating this girl for about 5 or 6 months. I can honestly tell you that I thought they really liked each other. Anyways when she knew that he smoked and she wanted him to stop. She also wanted me to stop but after a long talk I think she understands that I still have control and can quit if I want. (Other than today, and of course 4/20 I hadn't smoked in about 3 months) Anyways my friend smokes a hell of a lot more than me. About 2 months ago, she told him she wanted him to stop, he said to both me and her that he would begin to stop. Then he explained to me (after she left) that he can quit when he wants. To be honest, I believed him because its exactly how I feel. Now this was a few months ago and he has still been smoking, so I figured he talked it over with her and she knows. So today we go out and have a smoke with a few other guys and while we are out walking, I get a txt that my ride will be there in 5. So I hustle back to the school I run into her, and she asks me if I know where he is. I told her to walk with me (because I didn't want to tell her in front of teachers he was out smoking) and then tell her he is out smoking. Now I don't know if you have ever seen a shockwave of emotion hit a person, but it was like someone just sucker punched her. You could SEE how quickly her emotion changed. She went from curiosity to instant depression. I could see the tears building up in her eyes and I knew then and there, she didn't know he still smoked. She asked me "What is he smoking?" I don't lie in a serious situation like that. I told her pot and she started balling. Not loudly considering we were at school, but her eyes were like waterfalls. She asks me "With you?". I told her not just me, freshmen too. (We are all sophomores). She pretty much collapsed in my arms. I felt so damn bad, and still do even though this happened 4 hours ago. When she finally pulled her self together she thanked me for telling her. I told her you need to talk with him. I am writing this now because I just read on facebook that they broke up shortly after I left. Although I feel bad, I can't help but be angry at my friend. I won't say I support people smoking weed, but I respect peoples choices, and make the same choice myself. The reason I am angry at him is because he had a reason to quit, but chose not to. I mean think about it. Your girlfriend who you claim to love more than anything else in your life (high school drama right there) asked you to quit smoking and you cant? Obviously you don't love her more than you love weed. The way I see it is, I may be single right now, but if my gf asked me to stop smoking, or drinking, or doing some of the other stupid shit I do, I'd do it in a heartbeat if I really cared about her.

I don't really know why I am posting this but I just don't know what to do. I feel like this is my fault even though I know its not. Any advice?

Don't feel guilty for the instance. You simply told the truth and were innocent. Clearly, the problem existed between her and him.
05-11-2013, 03:26 PM #15
Originally posted by EE. View Post
All I'm sayin' is..... Gettchu some.


Lol. It is becoming more tempting by the day. I'm gonna wait and see if I need to go for her, or if she will come to me.

Originally posted by Just4Hax View Post
Don't feel guilty for the instance. You simply told the truth and were innocent. Clearly, the problem existed between her and him.


Thanks man.




As an update to the situation, he posted on facebook today, thanking me for helping him end the lies, thanking his friends for being there when he made a bad choice, and apologized to her. He also said he has his biggest challenge ahead of him, quitting.

Apparently he realized he fucked up and now he wants to fix things, or at least remain friends with people.
05-11-2013, 05:48 PM #16
JP
Israeli/Palestinian Unity
I'm not even going to attempt reading that..
05-11-2013, 10:21 PM #17
xSd
Do a barrel roll!
lol id hate to be in your situation bro

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