Moving in with my best friend...?
You should come up with a roommate agreement. Maybe that sounds funny, especially if you watch Big Bang Theory, but it's a necessity. Sometimes living with a friend is worse than a stranger because of expected levels of trust and assumptions of sharing. First - determine the rent situation. She is two thirds of the tenancy so take that into consideration. Maybe you don't mind it being a little less than two thirds for her but you need to figure that out. Bills - split them up before you move in. Consider a flexible agreement so if you take electric and she takes cable, for example only, and it ends up being a little less than fair on either side you can adjust and keep it fair. Food - Buy your own, divide shelves. She's going to need more than you and if it's a small fridge it will be important to keep things separate. Things like milk can be community if you want them to but decide up front. Cleaning - Both of you should chip in and buy cleaning supplies and have a schedule to clean the apartment. After that maybe a small community fund of a few bucks a month to get supplies. Things that are specific like baby wipes and diapers are on the mother so she needs to foot the bill for those. Hygiene - If you share a bathroom you should buy your own supplies and either come up with a separate area or carry your supplies you don't want to share into the bathroom. TP and hand soap things of that nature can all be part of the community cleaning supplies. That's about allI can suggest. Write this up and both of you sign it. If it offends her then maybe that tells you something right off the bat. Going in knowing is the best policy. Good luck and hope it all works out well for you!
I wanna get my best friends mom pregnant?
i'm sorry but that is really sad if u want ur best friends mom thats disgusting GET A LIFE!! find someone ur own age.
Best friend moved away stories?
Aw i'm sorry to hear that its always tough when a best friend moves away. I know the feeling. Anyways i knew my best friend for 5years too, but we are no longer friends, but here's my story. So when i learn that my best friend was moving i was very sad and it was hard for me to gasp at first. I cry so much but i knew we would have still be close as ever. We still used to talk literally 24/7 on the phone. We still got to see each other using webcam and stuff. We didn't stop being friends because we drifted apart, its just that a lot of thing happen and it wasn't meant to be, but i still talk to her sometimes and that's all it would be. I don't consider her my best friend anymore, but i still care a lot for her. So no matter how far someone is, if both of you want a friendship it would work out. So cheer up, she's moving far away, but you have a lot of ways to keep in touch with her. Just cherish all the memories y'all had before she left. Distance doesn't mean anything, when you know you can count on your best friend when you need them. Remember that Good luck!
I'm in one-sided love with my best friend. I want to move on and also don't want to ruin the friendship. What is some help?
Not sure if this thread is still open, or if this is still an issue for you, but I feel like I may have a somewhat helpful answer to your question.As someone who has recently been through something like this, all I can say is you should probably just keep it to yourself if it really does seem like it’s way too late to go down that route… My ex confessed his feelings for me, dated me for a few weeks and then broke up with me because he didn’t want to ruin our friendship, then more or less forced me to stay friends with him after the breakup (and then of course ended up ruining the friendship by breaking up with me and through the forced friendship). It will ruin your friendship if she only sees you as a friend, or if she’s expressing that sort of interest in other guys, etc. Once you go there, there really is no going back, because then it becomes way too personal and people can get very seriously hurt.I would honestly recommend keeping it a secret for now, unless she does or says something to imply that she has those feelings for you. I honestly wish I had just kept quiet so I could have kept my friend. Now I don’t even talk to him anymore, and we both go out of our way to make sure that we don’t see each other, that’s how bad it is. If you do decide to tell her, just be aware that if things go wrong, they will go really, really wrong, and it can affect your mental health very seriously (especially if you’re the person who gets rejected).
I am in love with my girlfriend's best friend, what should I do?
First: Tell your girlfriend that you’re sorry, she’s a wonderful girl and she’s gonna make someone a wonderful girlfriend but she’s not the one you’re looking for and in the interest of minimizing pain all around, you think it’s for the best if you call it off.Don’t be an asshole about it. Don’t hedge your bets. Don’t keep her hanging on just in case this other thing doesn’t work out. That’s not fair.The sooner you cut her loose, the sooner she’ll get over you and find love again. It might be kind to help give her a great reputation by talking her up to give her a head start on finding love again. Always leave people in a better position than you found them. Consider this your good dead for humanity.Let that settle down before you make your next move.Now, go talk to her best friend. She’ll have far more respect for you for treating her friend with kindness and respect and now have a conversation about how you two want to proceed. Your girlfriend will take it a whole lot better if you were kind about your split too. She’s far less likely to cause you problems or blow up their friendship if she sees you as a good man who would be good for her best friend and it could be a win all around.The key is respect and kindness. Don’t make things more complicated than they need to be.