By Ellie Advice Columnist Thu., Sept. 20, 2018 My once-best friend of five years and I first met online and a year later in person. I was 18, she was 22. We lived three hours apart. I supported her through several relationship issues with various guys. She has insecurities and is very jealous that her younger sister married and had children before her. After breaking up with her last boyfriend, she moved into an apartment alone. I was glad she was taking time to figure out what she wanted. However, two weeks later she was “swept off her feet.” I visited her for a weekend and urged her to take it slow this time, as she’d previously sleep with guys early on and move in too soon. Article Continued Below She told me that the new guy doesn’t work and lives off disability due to a back injury. He’s 12 years her senior, has two sons from his previous marriage and was living alone in a rented room. Red flags, to me. After a month of dating, she said he’s “The One.” During my weekend visit, he’d constantly text her, call her and drag her attention away from me. When… Read full this story
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