My boyfriend and
I have been together for about 2 years. We have the most
perfect relationship and he is the most romantic guy I have ever
been with. I started to feel him slipping away from me a
few months ago but about two weeks ago everything has been getting
back to normal. I recently found out from the "side
chick" that he was cheating on me during those distant months. He
doesn't know that I know yet and I'm not sure how to tell him.
It sounds like the only reason she told me was because he recently
broke it off with her. Should I confront my guy and ruin
this great relationship even though he's already broken it off?
Or should I forget about it and forgive him and wait until I see
any signs again?
- In love, but scared, 26. Cleveland, Ohio.
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I
do think you should confront him. Its obvious that the reationship
isn't as great as you thought it was because he wouldn't have been
cheating on you throughout those months. To try to to avoid
the problem and act like it never happened would just postpone the
inevitable, which is him cheating on you again. You have to
confront him and find out what went wrong during those months and
what issues need to be addressed. If not, you'll just be setting
yourself up for it to happen again. Maybe the porblem is something
that can be resolved, so he doesn't feel he has to go out and cheat
on you. You dont want this to become a reoccurring problem
if you see him being that special person in your life. What
puzzles me is the fact that you were able to hold this inside and
remain calm while finding this out. No matter how great you
may think the relationship is, you have to know your
worth and be confident enough to know that you
can find soemone out there that will appreciate and love you just
the same without cheating on you. -
Hollywood
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