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Input: So I was at the bar this past weekend when I met a girl from the town next to me.  We had some regional sports teams between our high school so I knew quite a few people that she was friends with.

When I mentioned this one I guy I knew her face glowed and she said how they’re close friends and used to date for a little.  I see this guy at the gym every day so we talked about him for a little and she texted him from my phone as a joke and FaceTimed him from the bar we me.  She told me when they FaceTimed he said he was going to pick her up from the bar (we’ll come back to this).

Me and her ended up hooking up at the bar so I got her number and we texted and stuff the other day.  I want to be clear that she emphasized that they were friends now and also barely even mentioned the dating part, because that’s definitely not where the asshole part is.  I saw the kid today at the gym and I jokingly said “hey man sorry I got you roped into being a DD” to which he said “no I never picked her up”.  Me, being an idiot I guess jokingly texted her saying “wow he told me he never picked you up that’s cold!”  She replied saying how he was an asshole all 4 years that they dated and must still be one, and didn’t respond after that (I tried to change the topic instead of focusing on that).

AITA for bringing up her ex?  I mean she said they dated but what she told me at the bar and when we texted the other day was a massive deviation from what she said today, and I had no idea that this ride home was that big of a deal (especially since it came up the other day).

talking to a girl about her ex