Vampyrum Spectrum wrote:Okay. I've tried to act like that one time we were out with the group and she did actually back off a bit. And we've yet to kiss in front of people so I can try that too.
What worries and annoys me the most is the times I'm not around when she and him are around each other. This weekend is a great example. The group is going to the beach, and I am unable to go with them. She will bound to be acting the same way she has been. What do I do about that?
I'm no expert on relationships, so please remember to take everything I say with a grain of salt.
With that being said, I think you should talk to your boyfriend about confronting her.
Have him with you when you talk with her. This way she can see you two are a couple, and you are in sync with each other. She'll know it isn't just you being clingy, touchy, etc. She'll know you and your boyfriend are of the same opinion.
It sounds like whatever is said to her should be coming either from both of you together or from him alone. As long as she gets the point that he doesn't like the way she's behaving.
Perhaps that would show her that she has no footing and she'll back off?
With that being said, I think you should talk to your boyfriend about confronting her.
Have him with you when you talk with her. This way she can see you two are a couple, and you are in sync with each other. She'll know it isn't just you being clingy, touchy, etc. She'll know you and your boyfriend are of the same opinion.
It sounds like whatever is said to her should be coming either from both of you together or from him alone. As long as she gets the point that he doesn't like the way she's behaving.
Perhaps that would show her that she has no footing and she'll back off?