Yes! It's him! And not my company
an industry-wide awards banquet
with
one of her major client's VP.
This is why I'm not sure anything short of, "Hi, my name is T, this is C and this is K. Oh you are dating him. Why no, I didn't know that since a few months ago he was practically dragging me from a concert to go home with him."
Will it even change her mind? If she finds out you manipulated the situation, will she understand where it comes from. Or , if it is a question of her saftey, can you risk no longer being her friend?
I would say something along lines of " you know I don't like him, I think this is a bad idea . I know thing about evilguy, but I also know you aren't ready to listen. You need help, call"
All previous people seemed to think that a deadline was kind of a vague idea of when something should be done, and missing it was no big deal.
If you also throw in micro-managing, this is my boss.
I don't know if it will or not, but she'll have a harder time ignoring it.
See, she hides stuff from us so that she won't have to admit he's a douche so she doesn't look dumb for being with him.
If it were me and my BF knew my boyfriend were cheating on me, I'd want that friend to tell me.
I'm with Burrell. I'd be really upset with a manipulated situation.
I would LOVE to just say "hey, you didn't get your stuff in on time, you don't get to present", but that would cause a world of shit.
Is this graded? or can you compliment the on - time people?
i'm completely 100% with Burrell. though, by the sound of it, your BFF seems a bit like an ostrich with her head in the sand.
I'm with Burrell. I'd be really upset with a manipulated situation.
Given the history, though, I think the straightforward approach isn't going to go any better, and may actually have more blowback for Daisy. I think I'd probably go ahead and invite and let things play out as they may.