Help with NT logic.
Hi. I have a WP friend I've known since I STARTED WP! MadDuck. We've chatted about videogames for years and we still chat to this day. He has a fiancé and is getting married this year YA! He texts me etc. Well my family is like "Isn't he busy with his girlfriend" so this got me to thinking.
Is it NT logic to NOT have this man as a friend if I am single and he has a fiancé getting married? His relationship isn't an issue he's a nice guy and we chat about Mario and the latest gaming news. I see no issue with it but is my logic flawed? What is the issue here? If the fiance had an issue I understand but she doesn't and is a nice chick. I hope to continue talking for many more years married or not!
There's nothing relationship wise we are just good friends. If I ever have a boyfriend IMO the friendship wouldn't change. ( I don't though). But is it "normal" to NOT have guy friends if you're single and they are getting married?
I understand him being real busy in his life (compared to before in the past we were up until 1AM chatting.) Not anymore but I understand life changes.
Thanks for helping me understand.
sign,Brandy
There's a couple ways to read this one, but the most positive situation is:
":laughing: He's texting you even through he's engaged, good for you".
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Zelda, please don't take what members of your family say to you and project those things onto the whole NT population.
As for whether an engaged guy texts you, it's no big deal. If he does and you like it, fine. I don't see how logic has anything to do this. It's just a choice and a minor one at that.
Edited to add the the word 'don't' (as originally meant). This was a typo; no sarcasm intended.
Last edited by MountainLaurel on 24 Mar 2013, 11:20 pm, edited 1 time in total.
I had deleted my original post because I started thinking, "who am I to give relationship advice?!" If continued texting and talking to your friend is okay with him and his fiancée, then by all means, continue to do so. Also, sorry to see that you have no face to face friends. I don't either but I guess I'm used to it.
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Zelda, please take what members of your family say to you and project those things onto the whole NT population.
As for whether an engaged guy texts you, it's no big deal. If he does and you like it, fine. I don't see how logic has anything to do this. It's just a choice and a minor one at that.
This isn't the place for sarcasm, aspies don't get sarcasm lol.
Personally I see no issue here unless the relationship becomes emotional or his fiance/wife does not approve; in which case her wishes should be respected.
Maybe they think it's inappropriate? I have no idea. I was always taught that it was a horrible thing to dump your friends once you have a boyfriend/girlfriend. Most people I knew growing up still did it, but it was meant to be rude.
Besides, aren't married couples meant to have different interests to an extent to stop them going crazy and divorcing? I think I'm basing that off the awful chick-lit books that my mother likes to read. But they can't be complete fantasy or people wouldn't read them.
Is it NT logic to NOT have this man as a friend if I am single and he has a fiancé getting married? His relationship isn't an issue he's a nice guy and we chat about Mario and the latest gaming news. I see no issue with it but is my logic flawed? What is the issue here? If the fiance had an issue I understand but she doesn't and is a nice chick. I hope to continue talking for many more years married or not!
There's nothing relationship wise we are just good friends. If I ever have a boyfriend IMO the friendship wouldn't change. ( I don't though). But is it "normal" to NOT have guy friends if you're single and they are getting married?
I understand him being real busy in his life (compared to before in the past we were up until 1AM chatting.) Not anymore but I understand life changes.
Thanks for helping me understand.
sign,Brandy
It would be healthiest for you both to continue being friends the way you have bee =)
His fiance is nice which is good, and understands he has his own friends and space. If she were the jealous type and you got involved with your friend that could start problems.
Think of it this way; if you were a guy would you still think about the logic of staying of friends with him or not since he's getting married?
Of course you would stay friends with him.
Folks get into relationships knowing their partners have other friends and its very accepted.
I agree Thank You. She is not the jealous type and me and him discussed our friendship last night. He's 40's alot older than me so nothing romantic involved. He is just a friend I chat with about videogames is all. They can't have children so THAT will never get in the way of friendship unlike my sister who has a 5yr. old.
Thanks! ![]()
Besides, aren't married couples meant to have different interests to an extent to stop them going crazy and divorcing? I think I'm basing that off the awful chick-lit books that my mother likes to read. But they can't be complete fantasy or people wouldn't read them.
I agree! My family dismisses fiction books etc. as OMG! fake when there HAS to be some truth to them! Totally agree there.
Besides, aren't married couples meant to have different interests to an extent to stop them going crazy and divorcing? I think I'm basing that off the awful chick-lit books that my mother likes to read. But they can't be complete fantasy or people wouldn't read them.
I agree! My family dismisses fiction books etc. as OMG! fake when there HAS to be some truth to them! Totally agree there.
