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  • When you think you know someone
  • rocketman
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    A family member has done something pretty bad IMO – not illegal but dishonest and treacherous. He is a good mate as well as a relative but I can’t see him that way any more he’s not the person I thought he was.

    I don’t want to be judgemental but what’s the best way to move on from this?

    davidtaylforth
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    More information needed. Whats he done?

    Stoner
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    this post is dull without juicy facts.

    camo16
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    Dishonest and treacherous? In broad terms, how so?

    gravitysucks
    Free Member

    Hard to tell without detail. This could be anything from an affair to taking up morris dancing….

    Rubber_Buccaneer
    Full Member

    anything to do with illicit voucher codes?

    KINGTUT
    Free Member

    Has he been unfaithful to his partner?

    woody2000
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    You are James Murdoch and I claim my £5…

    😀

    Stoner
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    nobbing someone else isnt treacherous. Unless he’s doing it on top of a cliff with no safety net.

    uplink
    Free Member

    I find minding my own business is often the right path to take

    peterfile
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    You are James Murdoch and I claim my £5…

    😆

    nobtwidler
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    Dishonest and treacherous

    thebunk
    Full Member

    Some kind of clue needed really. Which is it closest to?

    (rated worst to not so bad)

    1. Buying a Bike off Ebay
    2. Taking up Morris Dancing
    3. Sleeping with someone he shouldn’t have (not someone ugly, I mean having an affair).
    4. Owning a unicycle
    5. Sleeping with someone he shouldn’t have (someone ugly this time).
    6. Selling the Big Issue whilst wearing decent trainers

    GlitterGary
    Free Member

    Just move on and don’t be judgemental.

    Unless he really is treacherous.

    Or lecherous.

    Frankenstein
    Free Member

    If someone breaks your trust and it’s your number one value in friendship then
    Do what suits you.

    If its mild then talk it over.

    If it’s really stw serious then avoid him-he’ll get the message you are
    Not wanting his company any more.

    If he f’ your wife – cut his f’ing head off.

    Or break ways, stay busy and move on.

    Esme
    Free Member

    If it’s someone you care about, and it’s “out of character” then perhaps you could try to understand his motives. Things might look very different from where he stands. Does he appreciate how it looks to other people? Does he want to “make amends” in any way?

    That doesn’t mean forgiving or forgetting, just understanding why it happened.

    bigyinn
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    If you ask me its down to dirty animal sex.

    alfabus
    Free Member

    ?

    Mantastic
    Free Member

    Is this possibly the most pointless thread ever? But given I have no facts I guess I would overreact then punch him in the face and bang his wife

    camo16
    Free Member

    Is this possibly the most pointless thread ever?

    Sounds like a challenge…

    8)

    konadad
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    iDave
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    what’s so wrong about being wrong?

    CountZero
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    chewkw
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    Eh? How difficult can that be?

    Straight to the point and tell him to get out of your life as you do not wish to be associated with him anymore. The end.

    If he wants to know why just tell him to jack himself off.

    🙄

    donsimon
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    I don’t want to be judgemental but what’s the best way to move on from this?

    Well don’t then.

    CharlieMungus
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    Isn’t Judge Mental one of the less successful characters from 2000AD?

    project
    Free Member

    He admitted to voting consevative

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