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You obviously know more than I do on whether the two had any history and what's going on between them. BUT if this midnight kiss is LITERALLY all that happened and there are no other red flags, etc -- then I would say you are over-reacting. It's kinda a tradition to share a midnight kiss with a friend/partner (remember "Friends"?) and it could be just that (but obviously, there's a difference between a 1-second smooch and Frenching each other for 10 minutes). The dude is sorry and appears to genuinely love you. Don't get me wrong - it's definitely a reason for a good fight. But not a divorce, imho.
His son is terrified of fireworks and dude is sucking face with some side piece. Wrong priorities
Maybe but if that's all it is I think she's overreacting.
Definitelly wrong, but not wrong enough for dividing a family
Yeah in Friends, they were all SINGLE at the time. Not married you jackass
are we talking a quick peck or are we talking with tongue? because if it was just a quick peck you're being absolutely ridiculous
if there isn't any more to this story like previous suspect behavior then you definitely overreacted. it was just a new years eve kiss. if it was a romantic kiss and you've had red flags about her, then you did the right thing.
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You obviously know more than I do on whether the two had any history and what's going on between them. BUT if this midnight kiss is LITERALLY all that happened and there are no other red flags, etc -- then I would say you are over-reacting. It's kinda a tradition to share a midnight kiss with a friend/partner (remember "Friends"?) and it could be just that (but obviously, there's a difference between a 1-second smooch and Frenching each other for 10 minutes). The dude is sorry and appears to genuinely love you. Don't get me wrong - it's definitely a reason for a good fight. But not a divorce, imho.
His son is terrified of fireworks and dude is sucking face with some side piece. Wrong priorities