Sunday, October 31, 2010

Dear Wendy: "I Gave My BFF A Place To Stay And Now I Feel Taken Advantage Of"

Dear Wendy Advice Column

My best friend of 11 years has been living with my fiancé and me for the past two months because she's having marital issues, and after a year of marriage isn't sure she wants to be married anymore. I have been nothing but supportive, not judging her. She has been living with us for free (including food) as she has to still pay half her mortgage and household bills. In the beginning of all this, she had started a "flirtation" with a guy at work, meeting him for dinner, and talking to him every day after work and before bed. His true colors started to show so she slowly moved away. Since then, she has started texting someone we work with, and being secretive about it. One night she said she'd be home around 10, but didn't come back until 1:30. She said she had been home hanging out with her husband and fell asleep on the couch. I think she was with the new guy. Today, when she was in the shower, I checked her texts and there is definitely something going on with them. I feel hurt and like I can't trust her. We opened our home to her and I feel like she is abusing my trust. I know I should not have looked at her texts, but my gut told me something was going on. I talked to my fiancé about it and he wants to tell her to leave. I don't want to send her packing, but at the same time I am feeling very used. What should I do? — Feeling Taken Advantage Of

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