My friend has broken a lot of bones lately. I try to talk to him about it but he brushes me off. I’ve even approached his wife on the matter, but she thinks it serves him right for being so active.
Dear Lisi: My best friend is always getting hurt. He is 35 and in great physical shape, though he just put on some weight during his wife’s first pregnancy. He recently went on a run with a group of friends near their home in the country. He tripped over a root and broke his ankle.
I’m more concerned with his wife’s response than anything else. It serves him right for being so active? That makes no sense. If he was doing high-risk sports, such as bungee jumping or skydiving, then I could understand her response. But he’s running and playing basketball. Doesn’t she want her husband to be fit and healthy?
And yes, I have asked each of them what’s going on, but I don’t feel that either is being honest with me. I love my boyfriend and I love my best friend. I don’t want to lose either one. What do I do?I can’t tell from your question what exactly is going on. A few years ago, I would have asked about gender, but now it doesn’t matter . So, this is a love triangle.
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