Anonymous #1 2w

yeah. being cheated on twice does that to a person 👍🏾

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Anonymous OP 2w

My perspective has shifted. You should not be entertaining the guy in conversation at all though

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Anonymous #1 2w

true, prob shouldn’t. hard not talking to someone you’ve been with for a good chunk of your life

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Anonymous OP 2w

Cheated on you twice

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Anonymous #1 2w

🤷🏾‍♀️ can’t judge something you don’t have experience with

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Anonymous OP 2w

Haven’t been cheated on twice by the same person, but I’ve moved on from someone that I invested a sizable chunk of time with, because it was a bad investment. I’m not judging, I’m advising - and I’m right

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Anonymous #1 2w

keep in mind that your perspective has changed once already because you don’t have all the information. advisors wait to advise until they know how to correctly do so because they wait to get all the info. you’re judging and you don’t even realize it methinks. so keep in mind that this person doesn’t need you to advise them, didn’t ask for you to advise them, and you don’t even know anything about the people in the conversation. you would be RIGHT to stay in your lane a little

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