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He flirted with Robin, and then his friend made it clear to him that it wasn’t cool of him to do. After the events at the party, he shoved his feelings for Robin deep down and pretended they didn’t exist.
Although he pretended he didn’t have feelings for Robin, he still did, and he spent a lot of time wondering what his life would be like if he was with her.
Now, he’s engaged and about to get married to a woman named Marsha, who he does love, but he can’t stop thinking about Robin.
Robin has since gone on to marry his friend and have a baby with him, so he does finally realize that he and Robin are not ever going to happen.
“Marsha has absolutely no idea how I feel,” he said. “She knows that I kissed someone while I was with Lily, just not who.”
“Marsha and Robin have also become good friends in the time we’ve been together and has even asked Robin to be one of her bridesmaids at our wedding.”
“So now I face the issue of not only having my beautiful bride walk towards me down the aisle, but just before that having Robin walk towards me, also looking amazing, but it won’t end in the way I would like it to.”
Right after he proposed to Marsha, he found himself increasingly fantasizing about Robin and he’s starting to doubt if he should go through with his wedding since he’s definitely in love with Robin.
He also thinks he shouldn’t be with Marsha, and instead, should get to be with Robin.
How do you think he should handle all of these feelings? You can read the original post on Reddit here.
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