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I messed up big time!! please help!!

last night i went to a club with my gf. 1 guy was flirting with my gf and giving her lots of drinks. he was touching her across her back and her stomuch. this made me feel very uncomfertable. he then came to me giving me a drink and i refused, he said that if i dont take the drink he will give it to my gf and make her drunk. i didnt take the drink and he went to my gf giving her the drink and making her really drunk. before i knew it he was hugging her and touching her. i went over to him, pulled him away and pushed him to the floor. mt gf freaked out and brought me outside saying that she was sorry many times. the guy came out of the club and bumped into me. i pushed him and punched him and kicked him till i knocked him out. my gf brought me to her car and sent me home. what should i do next?? i messed up big time here. do u think that i should break up with her??


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What was she thinking?  If you just set there I would of been upset or thought you didn't care. I would talk to her and ask her if you should move on and if so. Do it with dignity.

Posted 2008-11-21T00:51:57Z
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You Messed Up?

Whoever it was who messed with your girl while you were in her company, took a big chance. This is risky business. Of course, you had to reject him. But isn't it possible that your girlfriend was flirtatious and invited that intrusion? Why else would she want a stranger buy her a drink?

You better move on! She ain't worth fighting for.

Posted 2008-11-21T19:04:39Z
 

I think you should have stepped up in the very beginning -and told her you did not like what was going on. It would have then been her choice to continue OR respect you feelings.

Posted 2008-11-21T23:23:41Z
 
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If nothing works, do nothing.

Your girlfriend was disrespectful of you all night. 1st of all she was excepting drinks from another man, 2ndly she was letting him touch her and etc. 3rdly she tells you how sorry she is, but then sends you home and she, what, stayed there? Your girlfriend has a drinking problem at best. I say do not call her.

Posted 2008-11-22T17:13:33Z
 
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life is too short for drama and petty things, so kiss slowly, laugh insanely, love truly, and forgive quickly.

well if she accepted the drinks from the guy and let him touch her and was bein flirtatious with him then she has a problem especially if she was doin it in front of u then sent u home for bein upset about it.......... but u really should have confronted her about it at the begining..........if she has done this b4 u should get rid of her cause she is likely to do it again if u r there or not

Posted 2008-11-23T07:08:13Z
 
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Enjoy both your destination and the path taking you there.

I agree with some of the things said here but it's also possible that she was testing you to see if you even care that the guy was coming up to her. Sometines it's a way for us girls to get a clearer picture of the guy's feelings. Not the best way but very persice.

Ask yourself: Why didn't I interfiere from the start? Maybe you really don't care enough to be with her?

 

Posted 2008-11-23T14:08:07Z
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Your GF should have and could have taken care of the problem with this guy immediately but she choose not to . Any self respecting woman would have . Her ALLOWING this guy to put his hands all over her ,showed you that she does not respect you, the relationship , or herself . I would kick her to the curb .

Posted 2008-11-26T07:42:01Z
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Sorry to say your girlfriend is a little slut. Good for you knocking his ass down. Shows your no whimp. Don't look at it a you messed up because you didn't - she did. She definetly sounds like she's an embarrasement to you when she is drinking (or maybe she is straight too). Get rid of the bitch and move on.

Posted 2009-04-08T20:09:23Z

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