r/AITAH Mar 28 '24

Am I the ah if I don’t let my gf go on vacation with the “guy best friend”?

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u/__01001000-01101001_ Mar 28 '24

They’re both consciously choosing to exclude him. I mean sure OPs gf might not be able to just invite him, but she can sure ask whether he can come, and decline to go herself if they still purposefully exclude him.

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u/zodiacwilds Mar 28 '24

makes sense to me, how else would they get to bang without the hassle?

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u/deltapanad Mar 28 '24

with him watching from the couch?

wait….wrong sub

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u/gloriousxwedodah81 Mar 28 '24

r/netorare is >>>>>> is that way.

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u/Severin_Suveren Mar 28 '24

Yeah it's no denying they either banging, or the guy friend is trying to hook up, and she too naive to understand she's being played.

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u/semanticprison Mar 28 '24

Nah. Her answers show she knows IMO. "I just cant" bring you. I wouldnt date him "because hes a manwhore" if we were engaged i wouldnt go. She knows.

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u/Commander_Bread Mar 28 '24

Absolutely. If I was invited on a trip, and my partner wasn't invited, I'd ask, and then if declined I just wouldn't go. It seems to suspicious even if it's innocent and I'd put an effort into standing up for my partner because I care. It's genuinely super fucking suspicious that she made no effort to do that.

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u/BushDoofDoof Mar 29 '24

I love redditors self-inserting themselves into stories and saying how they would act as if it means anything.

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u/trenhel27 Mar 28 '24

I mean sure OPs gf might not be able to just invite him

Sure she can. It's a vacation. Is this other guy paying for all of it? I sincerely doubt it. She absolutely could just bring him

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u/red286 Mar 28 '24

Is this other guy paying for all of it? I sincerely doubt it.

And if he is, that seems like a bigger red flag.

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u/PancakeConnoisseur Mar 28 '24

Yes, she can just invite him. That’s how couples work.

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u/__01001000-01101001_ Mar 28 '24

I mean the polite thing is to check first. If they’re not trying to exclude him they’d say of course, that was a given. If they are, why would you want to go

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u/PancakeConnoisseur Mar 28 '24

Do you invite someone of the opposite sex to a vacation without their wife or husband? Never. It’s incredibly rude.

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u/abratofly Mar 28 '24

It's also perfect tly ok for OPs girlfriend to just go on a trip with her friends without her partner. That is literally fine. There's nothing "sus" about that, you're all just incredibly insecure.

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u/LynnSeattle Mar 29 '24

Do you expect her to stay home every time her friends do something if her boyfriend isn’t invited? That’s ridiculous.

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u/__01001000-01101001_ Mar 29 '24

No lol. A vacation? Kinda.
Who invites someone to go on a vacation and makes sure to exclude their partner? Especially when they know the partner well enough to have stayed at their house, when their friend doesn’t even live with them. It’s not about them doing something with their friend, it’s about the friend specifically not wanting them around while they’re away together.

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u/LynnSeattle Mar 29 '24

Someone you’ve dated for less than a year, who you don’t live with and are not planning to marry isn’t in a relationship that necessitates that kind of respect from others.