Should you warn someone about their partner? | The Social
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- Опубліковано 26 вер 2024
- A writer to Slate thinks their brother is a dud and wonders whether it’s their duty to let his new girlfriend know.
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Andrea, this happened to me too. Love is blind at times and I appreciate when someone wants to open my eyes because I am very naive and true trusting at times.🥰
Melissa is REALLY emphasizing the fact that she doesn’t care about people she doesn’t know 💀
I understand where Mel is coming from, but I have to agree with Andrea. It takes a lot to speak out about a family member. Speaking out can cause a lot of blow back, so if someone is willing to do this, take a listen. You don't have to follow through, but definitely look out for signs and pay attention.
Write an anonymous letter, like on Jersey Shore 😆
I sure wish someone would have warned me about my ex-husband, although I wouldn’t have listened. I was head over heels and he treated me like gold until ……
I'm with Andrea on this one.
Oof, that's a tough one. I think it depends on what you might know about someone (someone with a history of violence is one thing) because if it is something small like you think they would be a deadbeat dad or something similiar, I don't think you have the right to say anything, that is something that person needs to figure out for themselves as people need to be able to trust their instincts. I have a family member whose partner was a dud, in my opinion, but I kept that to myself and did not go to the wedding, and now they are separated, but that was something they had to learn on their own.