SINGAPORE: A woman took to social media after discovering her roommate was dating a married man and becoming very emotionally affected by the situation.

In an anonymous post to the popular confessions page SGWhispers, the woman said that her roommate insists that “the one who is not loved is the third party. So she’s referring to the man’s wife as the third party which I don’t agree. I see her crying and in a state of emotional mess most of the time”. The woman added that her roommate, whom she considered a friend, would often drop everything and go to the man when he calls.

“Once we attended someone’s gathering and she just took off midway during the meal without giving an explanation. I’m running out of excuses for her irresponsible behavior as friends will usually ask me what’s up with her as we live together”, the woman wrote. She said that her friend had become rather agitated and had started drinking every day. “I am afraid to talk to her because she will become agitated whenever I ask about her situation. We have also grown distant as she starts keeping to herself, isolating herself from other social activities. I’m very tempted to tell her family but I don’t want to ruin our friendship”, she added.

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Here’s what netizens who commented on the post said:

(Nothing to counsel or advise, she couldn’t listen. she will learn only when she got dumped which will happen. Then you can give her a listening ears but still, no counseling. In case they make up, you are the bad guy. If you can’t stand it anymore, move out too)

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Last year, a man already in a relationship wrote that he fell in love with his married colleague.

In an anonymous post to popular confessions page SGWhispers, the man wrote: “To be clear, I didn’t know she was married at first”. He added that they worked in the same department but had never interacted before as they had no mutual projects or friends.

“Last month, we went on a company retreat and happened to be in the same grouping. She seemed very smart and cheerful to me, and I found her attractive. At first I thought it was a silly crush that would pass, so I didn’t think much about it”, he wrote. He added that during drinking parties in the hotel with the group, they would always talk to each other alone on the balcony.
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