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Uncle Hears One Detail About Niece’s Long-Distance Boyfriend, Starts Asking Important Questions
Long-distance relationships can be hard, and sometimes even dangerous. There are about 14 million couples in long-distance relationships in the U.S., but in some of them, people may not really know their partners. That’s especially the case for those who have never met in person.
When this man’s niece wanted to meet her long-distance boyfriend for the first time, he spotted some red flags and raised caution. Apparently, the guy was keeping some serious secrets, and, thanks to her uncle, the young woman was able to uncover most of them, even when her parents told the uncle to shut up and mind his own business.
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A woman planned to see her long-distance BF for the first time, but her uncle raised a few red flags
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He didn’t like that the BF planned to fly her out to a hotel, had roommates at 32, and refused to come to her
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Most commenters agreed with the uncle: “Very sketchy”
Others even shared similar experiences they’ve had
The uncle advised his niece to verify some information before going to meet her BF
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Two weeks later, some concerning information about the BF came to light
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“Good on you for asking the tough questions,” the commenters reacted
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FluffyDreg 41 minutes ago
Long distance relationships simply aren't that odd anymore, but it IS good to be safe about it. I am dating someone I met online who is about 15 years older than me. But she didn't hide anything. We were close friends for over a year, and she shared with me her struggles, divorce, kids, and I shared mine with her. I also knew where she was working, the address she lived at (i sent her flowers for valentines day) and we were meeting in a different city. While its fair to be skeptical, and attempt some research. It simply being long distance is not automatically a red flag.
FluffyDreg 41 minutes ago
Long distance relationships simply aren't that odd anymore, but it IS good to be safe about it. I am dating someone I met online who is about 15 years older than me. But she didn't hide anything. We were close friends for over a year, and she shared with me her struggles, divorce, kids, and I shared mine with her. I also knew where she was working, the address she lived at (i sent her flowers for valentines day) and we were meeting in a different city. While its fair to be skeptical, and attempt some research. It simply being long distance is not automatically a red flag.
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