One night, one of my girl friends texted & invited him to a house party, apparently I was there, so he went. There wasn't a house party, they were just drinking so my bf decided to go home. One of my friends whose gay, stopped him from leaving, so he stayed for a while.
The drinking spree was almost over when he decided to leave. It was just him & my gay friend who was left in the living room. That's the time my gay friend started taking advantage of him. But my bf pushed him away & left.
A few days after, rumors are spreading that my bf is gay. I told my bf about it so he told me what really happened that night. I confronted my gay friend & told him to clean-up the mess he did. He said he won't, he said fancies my bf so much & I can't do anything about it. I was raging!
I know he was furious that my bf didn't give in to his advances, but ruining my bf's reputation to retaliate? That's not fair! I am thinking of asking for solicitor's/lawyer's advice on this.Any suggestions?
2006-09-19
06:54:21
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I actually thought he was a friend, until this thing happened. My bf is not gay. It's very clear that it was a sort of revenge thing. It was a "set-up". Some friends told me maybe "those friends" that I thought were my friends, was just envious. I don't wanna brag but my bf is a good catch, physically & intellectually. I want my gay friend to at least say sorry to him, to us, but instead he was too proud! I wanna teach him a lesson & make him learn his lesson well.
2006-09-19
06:55:32 ·
update #1