If you had some of your very good friends telling you that your relationship was destroying you, would it affect your decision to continue with the relationship?
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Ender
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If I love the person I'm with, it would make no difference.
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I would take their advice into consideration. Sounds like you're having problems, Ender, hope everything works out well for you, friend. :)
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YES I will never again doubt my friends words. They should all be saying I told you so to me but they're too classy
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Probably not. I have learned that relationships and how they work or don't isn't understandable to anybody but the people in them. As such, the only opinions that carry serious weight is the opinion of the couple. Friends need to beware also. Too much of this kind of opining can lead to friendships dissolving when the relationship doesn't.
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If it were true, I think I would have a pretty good idea about it, so yes. If I had no clue, they had better have some pretty damn good points to back up their claim.
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Hard to say, Ender. Lots of folks did that when I was getting serious with my Ex, especially my family. I ignored them and that mistake could have cost me my life. On the flip side, when I met my current husband, my friends and family were all pleased as punch because they could see that I was happy. In the end, you have to make your own decisions, but if your friends really care about you, then I'm sure they just want the best for you. At the very least, you should consider what they are saying and ask yourself why you're in the relationship.
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