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who is more justifyed in this situation?
ok say two people are in a relationship. they agree in the beggining to not drink or use drugs. girl ask boy can i drink with my freinds. boy says yes. girl ends up not drinking. boy ask if he can drink with his freinds. girl says no. boy drinks anyways and lies to girlfreind about it. girl breaks up with boy. a week after boy and girl want to go back out. before they go back out girl drinks and lies to boy about it. who do you think who is the problem in this situation and who has a more justifyed excuse
and during the week they are broke up boy is obsessing about getting back together with girl
2 Answers
- ?Lv 49 years agoFavorite Answer
Neither have any justification to do what they did. They made an agreement at the start of the relationship to not drink and neither one of them had the moral backbone to stick to that agreement. If you are unable to keep the small promises then how can you be expected to keep the big ones?
- Anonymous9 years ago
Both boy and girl have serious problems and should get counseling. If not they will grow to be bitter and alone