Ya- - a little... It was not him looking in your drawers.
2007-12-23 10:56:44
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answered by Anonymous
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I can understand that you might have been a bit flustered, but your bf had nothing to do with the intrusion into your unmentionables! Cut the poor guy some slack! You can be embarassed if you want, but there's really no need to be. Little brothers do these sorts of things. Laugh it off, call the bf and apologize for overreacting, and hope that he's not taking it out too harshly on the poor little kid with the natural curiosity (who might only need a refresher course on minding his own business and respecting others' privacy, especially in other peoples' homes!).
2007-12-23 11:09:17
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answered by darylann 2
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Yes you were way too harsh. What did your bf do that was wrong, and how wrong was it for what his little brother do. Granted he should not be snooping in other people's house. However, I assume he is pretty young is his brother has to watch him. He was showing natural curiosity so you could have explained to him he shouldn't have been looking in your drawers. You could have explained something about your underwear and let it go at that. There was no need to make a big event of this.
2007-12-23 11:02:50
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answered by Kayla S 4
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a bit flustered, but your bf had nothing to do with the intrusion into your unmentionables! Cut the poor guy some slack! You can be embarassed if you want, but there's really no need to be. Little brothers do these sorts of things. Laugh it off, call the bf and apologize for overreacting, and hope that he's not taking it out too harshly on the poor little kid with the natural curiosity (who might only need a refresher course on minding his own business and respecting others' privacy, especially in other peoples' homes!).
2014-10-27 06:59:15
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answered by Anonymous
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I would say so. He can't really control his little brother's actions and it's not directly yoru boyriends fault. If the child has problems like such as looking at your undergarments and trying to sell nude pictures, he should not be left alone. I would call your boyfriend up and apologize and say you were just very embarrassed. Eventhough this has happened a second time it is still a little harsh. Unless your boyfriend was going along with his little brother and laughing. But you didn't say he did that so I would say you are way to harsh.
2007-12-23 11:01:40
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answered by Anonymous
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it's not directly yoru boyriends fault. If the child has problems like such as looking at your undergarments and trying to sell nude pictures, he should not be left alone. I would call your boyfriend up and apologize and say you were just very embarrassed. Eventhough this has happened a second time it is still a little harsh. Unless your boyfriend was going along with his little brother and laughing. But you didn't say he did that so I would say you are way to harsh.
2014-10-01 07:47:23
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answered by Anonymous
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well I'm sure it didn't feel like you were being too harsh at the time, and I've been there before! Its SO embarrassing! To be honest, you might not have been that harsh, just don't break up with him for it! It's true that it wasn't his fault, but he really shouldn't bring his brother if he's going to be out of control. But you might have been a tad harsh.
2007-12-23 11:29:12
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answered by Anonymous
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Yes, I think you were too harsh. It's not your bf's fault that he has a crazy little brother. It was the little brother that was bad. You should have been mad at him, not at your boyfriend. I would have like slapped the little kid! :) You should call your bf and apologize for being so rude. He just tried to kiss you because he felt bad for what his little brother did and he wanted to make you feel better.
Good luck!
2007-12-23 11:06:18
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answered by Annie 4
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I wouldn't have reacted so harshly to my boyfriend. He was just tryin' to give you a kiss before he left. He was probably sorry that his little brother went rifling through your stuff too. Plus, why are you embarrassed of your bras anyway? He could go to a department store and see the same thing, and the people at the dept store aren't going to kick him out either. They're just bras, lol.
... but I understand. You felt violated and didn't want some little creep looking through your stuff. I definitely don't blame you there. I hope your boyfriend understands. I've over reacted my fair share of times so I would be a hypocrite to give any kind of lecture.
2007-12-23 11:17:59
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answered by KeriAnnie 3
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Yes I think you were harsh, I understand you were embarrassed and that is why you acted like that. But I think you made the situation worse by your behaviour. All will be well though, no earth-shattering damage has been done.
I'm impressed with the number of responses you are receiving!! Never seen that many before! Was at 102 when I answered...
2007-12-23 11:09:09
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answered by lippy 3
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You were just flustered and overreacted to the situation. I'm sure your boyfriend will understand. You got embarrassed that little brother was checking out your undergarments and freaked. If your boyfriend is a good one he'll understand and this will be water under the bridge in a couple of days. If anything, you two should get a good laugh out of this.
2007-12-23 11:00:26
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answered by Dr. PhD 5
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