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Originally posted by sinfall
ill shoot her a message tomorrow from work and tell her i was thinking about getting my parents to watch our son so i can go with her. feel it out from there...
Originally posted by camaro68ss
Originally posted by sinfall
ill shoot her a message tomorrow from work and tell her i was thinking about getting my parents to watch our son so i can go with her. feel it out from there...
lol you should come home with a brand new pair of skates and be like " look what i bought! i cant wait to go skateing this weekend" lol
Originally posted by sinfall
ill shoot her a message tomorrow from work and tell her i was thinking about getting my parents to watch our son so i can go with her. feel it out from there...
Originally posted by camaro68ss
reply to post by mblahnikluver
i dont know, i would go mad to find out that my GF was reading my e-mails. she should know to trust me.
OP, you dont want her to know you read her E-mails, she will go mad, you got to play this cool. Im good with these mind games. trust me. you want her to be the one in the wrong if anything is going down. you dont want her to pin anything on you that you might have done wrong
your going to have big trust problems down the line if she finds out!edit on 29-9-2011 by camaro68ss because: (no reason given)
Relationships are about mind games and the weaker one in the relationship always gets #'ed! I can be a nasty person when I want to be.
Originally posted by sinfall
inviting myself to "girls night out" isn't exactly going to get my foot in the door as girls night out is exactly that, but after re-reading the conversation I am betting he backs out. just the way he started unconfirming his presence there tomorrow night towards the end of the conversation. before i say anything i want to make sure he was there and they were there to meet. he also asked if she was bringing our son because he would bring his daughter. maybe i read into the secrecy in the wrong light.
the golden ticket that i just thought of, is her other cousin goes there weekly as well and they are 100% enemies and no longer talk, but I could always say that she saw them together and thought i should know, just to spite her.
there are a few ways to play it....im sure after ive slept on it, i will be less bothered or concerned.
Originally posted by gabby2011
reply to post by michaelmcclen
Relationships are about mind games and the weaker one in the relationship always gets #'ed! I can be a nasty person when I want to be.
I think I'm starting to understand why some people think its better to just be content in life without all the drama of a relationship..even long term ones..
Originally posted by berenike
I'm with everyone who said that you should ask to go too.
You might want to bear in mind that your wife hasn't seen this man for several years and he may have seemed 'safe' as a 14 year old, but she could be getting herself into a situation that could become 'awkward' to say the least.
She says she's going with her cousin but it still seems as if he's got an idea that he can take her for a drink by herself, then drive her home. So he may be reading more into things than she intends. And if she's an hour's drive from home, that's a long way away. Even if she was considering something more than friendship, if she doesn't like him when they meet up she'll have a disappointed man to deal with.
I don't know if you've exaggerated his faults, but if he is truly the way you've described him then your wife would be better advised to stay away from him.
If she takes you along there will be no doubt in his mind that she is 'off-limits' so, if you can find a way to get invited along I think it would be a good idea.
If you can't get the invitation, feign sickness on the night and say you need her to look after you. Or sneakily pinch the baby so he cries so much she can't go - sorry that's awful But really, don't let her go without you.
Originally posted by rhazer
reply to post by sinfall
wait , this changes the whole game.
can't you find a way to tell her you saw his messages? since you have the passwords for a reason.looking up old friends of freinds of hers to maybe add them, people you forgot about etc? you were bored and wanted to see what others may have posted as jokes or funny links or what not ?
Originally posted by ProjectBlue
Originally posted by berenike
I'm with everyone who said that you should ask to go too.
You might want to bear in mind that your wife hasn't seen this man for several years and he may have seemed 'safe' as a 14 year old, but she could be getting herself into a situation that could become 'awkward' to say the least.
She says she's going with her cousin but it still seems as if he's got an idea that he can take her for a drink by herself, then drive her home. So he may be reading more into things than she intends. And if she's an hour's drive from home, that's a long way away. Even if she was considering something more than friendship, if she doesn't like him when they meet up she'll have a disappointed man to deal with.
I don't know if you've exaggerated his faults, but if he is truly the way you've described him then your wife would be better advised to stay away from him.
If she takes you along there will be no doubt in his mind that she is 'off-limits' so, if you can find a way to get invited along I think it would be a good idea.
If you can't get the invitation, feign sickness on the night and say you need her to look after you. Or sneakily pinch the baby so he cries so much she can't go - sorry that's awful But really, don't let her go without you.
THIS. I actually logged on for the first time in months to say this exact same thing. I'm not trying to assume that your wife is helpless or anything, but if the way you described this dude is accurate, she should not be going. Especially if the cousin isn't really going as well. It just sounds like a bad idea to me. As a woman, I don't think I would ever go alone to a random skate-rink (and/or bar) with some guy I haven't talked to in years, doubly so if dude has had a drug problem. It's just bad news.
Either go with her, or talk her out of it. Good luck.