I kinda feel bad for you bf. He has his friend on one side talking down about relationships, and you on the other side talking down about his friendship. You don't have to be best friends with his buddy, but you shouldn't put him down either. Your bf chose him as a friend and you telling him that his friend is a poor choice is basically telling your bf that there is something wrong with him for choosing his friend.
You say you don't nag him and have expressed your dislike, then you ask if you are being bitchy for 'always' telling him his friend is a JA.
Your bf knows how you feel, don't bring it up again and when your bf needs time to hang with his buddy don't make a big deal of it. If you have a good relationship with your bf and he has some self confidence, his friend won't be able to influence him away from you. On the other hand, if this friend is always dissing you - you are reinforcing it by complaining and trying to control who your bf's friends are.
You can be civil with each other when you are in a group. If the friend makes an asp out of himself by griping, let him. Your bf will eventually recognize it and stop it, or ignore it. If he dumps you because of his friend, then you are better off and free to find someone who will put you first.
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And would you be cool with your gf disliking your buddy?
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My husband wouldn't have had a gf who wouldn't accept his friends, and I wouldn't have a bf who dissed my friends. I would begin to question what it was about me that he did like, since I tend to have a lot in common with my friends, and hubby with his friends.