I'm planning a well-deserved vacation to Costa Rica with a small group of friends. We have another friend who would probably like to go, but he makes me uncomfortable and guarded because his boundries are a little fuzzy. Unfortunately, it's not as simple as talking to him; no amount of explaining makes any difference. However, I do consider him to be a good friend in most contexts.
My other two friends (both male) with whom I've been planning the vacation recognize the problem and tell me that the decision on whether to invite him is entirely up to me. Although I don't want to spend my whole vacation trying to fend him off every time I put on a bikini, it is a group vacation and the others would probably like it if he came. I would also hate to hurt his feelings (the same dilemma came up a few years ago), but it is his fault that there is an issue at all.
2007-03-08
03:51:00
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greensong
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