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“Bro-code” is a thing between guys. It’s not really your job to worry about it, that’s something that they should follow if they respect each other.
That being said, just because you aren’t expected to follow it doesn’t mean you’re not gonna hurt somebody’s feelings. You can sleep with guy 1 and guy 2 will probably lose interest, maybe get hurt. You can sleep with guy 2 and guy 1 will probably get hurt and lose interest. My best advice? Stop trying to flirt and hook up with friends. If you think you’re compatible for a relationship, then great, pursue that. But hooking up with long time friends just causes drama. If you want a random hookup, go to a bar or a dating app, im sure you can find dozens of guys.
If you haven’t had a talk about exclusivity with your FWB yet then you’re not exclusive. If there’s any room for uncertainty, you’re probably not exclusive. If you’re not sure, talk to him about it. If you’re going to sleep with somebody else, yes you should let them know that you’re sleeping with someone. That way they can prepare mentally and get an STD test if desired. You shouldn’t tell your FWB who it’s with though, that’s just going to cause drama. Also, you definitely shouldn’t continue FWB if you’re in a relationship. That’s just cheating.
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I’m sorry this happened to you. I agree with the other comment that you need to go into therapy. I just wanted to say that: you are a “real “victim, just bc you weren’t raped doesn’t mean you don’t count as a victim. The person you describe sounds heinous. You’d be foolish not to be afraid. You need a highly trained therapist in the field of social dynamics within a family and the abuse of power that can happen with scum like this guy.
You are a victim; but you can flip it around by understanding that you will prevail through therapy. You are not to blame. Don’t give this guy any power over you.
There’s something going on.
And whether or not it’s progressed to sex, it’s definitely in the beginning of the physical stage at least.
The most worrying part is that she doesn’t seem concerned at all.
So end it, and tell her she can go be with her affair partner, and kick her out.
This is such an interesting point because it was something that me and the person who told me kept cycling back to. They had mentioned that if it weren't my husband that they would have felt this way. I mentioned that it doesn't matter who but that the action itself is still concerning to me.
I don't know the whole dynamic between the group when it comes to their cuddle puddles. I am not a physical person, so I don't hug people in general but they literally all cuddle together. They said he never groped them and stopped the second they said something but I don't the boundaries.
Contact a lawyer.