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Sorry to hear that, majorly sucks. Still, probably for the best - I mean, jeez, I think I'd fall over backwards if someone offered me tickets like that! Sounds like she's missing out on a good thing, man - don't worry, you'll find someone who truly deserves you, I'm sure of it :3
So you would stay in a relationship for some months only for some tickets?
'course not, wasn't saying that in the first place (though, I can see why you thought that - was just kind of angrily typing at the time, heh). No, typically if I'm unhappy in a relationship, I come out with it as soon as possible - I can never understand why people wait for opportunities such as these....I mean, I would say that she was just trying to take advantage of the fact that they were in a relationship to get the tickets, which is kind of gross in my book. So no, I wouldn't stick around just for that. I was just assuming that he was a pretty nice guy, since we all know tickets like that would cost an utter bomb - and for her to turn around and have the gall to ask to 'go as friends', well....yeah. Heh, sorry, I'll stop my rant now. >.>
I can see why she used this occasion as an opener for breaking up with him. I mean the tickets cost lots of money and normally you buy them a lot of time in advance, so because of this she might feel pressured to make or state her decision of breaking up. She clearly doesn't want to take advantage of him and stay together until the concert, which might be a long time anyways, and then break up with him directly after or even have to stay with him longer to be more sensitive. So I think she was doing the exact opposite of using the relationship for the tickets, especially as it was a surprise. I think it was the tap she needed to make her decision.
True. Still, it was wrong to ask to 'go as friends' - I feel as if that was taking advantage. As if she was trying to have the best of both worlds, you know?
Answer her question with a question: “Friends with benefits?”
Uh-oh. She probably was thinking about breaking up with you.
Ya think!?
Tell her buy the tickets and go with who ever she wants to go with
I would've said "oh, sure! If you buy your ticket off of me and have someone else take you."
It is kind of a Korny gift.
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I think you should tell her NO! and go with someone else.
take a friend instead