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My dad is friends with my ex. I know it shouldn't bother me, but it does. I don't know why. I still talk to him, so why shouldn't my dad? It just feels like I'm being left out sometimes. I keep thinking that he's my friend, so why should my dad get to spend more time with him than I do? My ex has another girlfriend. My dad knows this. And yet he still keeps inviting him to things like going to a baseball game next week, and he didn't want to go without his girlfriend, so I had to agree to let her come. To make things worse, my ex has been putting strains on our friendship by saying things like what he did yesterday. "If you hadn't screwed everything up, you could have come over and we could have had the best sex ever." I don't have a clue why he said it, it was just out of the blue. It upset me a lot, which I told him, and he didn't even apologize. Half the time he's a great person, but then he goes and does things like that... I don't know what to do. My dad doesn't have any close friends so I don't want to take that away from him, but neither do I. And I know its kind of stupid, but I already lost my relationship with my ex, and I don't want to lose him as a friend...
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why cant you move on , its unhealthy. he still wants to use you for sex. clean break
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He doesn't sound like much of a friend to me if he's "great" only 50% of the time, makes uncalled for, almost manipulative comments, and refuses to apologize in knowing you're upset.
He's moving on, it seems as though you doing the same would be best.
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You can only change yourself. You should take the responsibility for the feeling and reframe the situation. It is ok and normal to keep contact with people although the relations with others involved changed.
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