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Jul 1 2009
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So I just went to a party with this guy who I've known for about six months. In the past I've had sex with him along with last night. I was just wondering (I know its wrong) but since he has a girlfriend is he lying when he said that he'll break up with her? He also said that she cheated on him so could he be indirectly trying to get revenge on her? He said he loved me and he's never said that before. Although, I'd like to think that he isn't lying because he said that he's always liked me even when we just hung out as friends which we did somewhat often. So if anyone has any advice on this I'd appreciate it.
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Your best bet (and I promise you - the only way you will be able to move on) is to stop sleeping with him and cut off contact. A real friend wouldn't sleep with you if he's unhappy in his relationship. A real friend wouldn't jeoprodize your friendship by using you for revenge, and a real friend certainly wouldn't say I love you unless he meant it. I know its cliche, but "you can't have your cake and eat it too." Basically, he thinks if he comes around and tells you he loves you, treats you with kindness and makes you feel special, and tells you he's going to break up with his girlfriend, then he's got the best of both worlds. This will continue for as long as you allow it to, so if you want to be the girl on the side until he gets caught or gets bored of it, don't do anything. If you want to be in a real relationship with someone who doesn't need to be with anyone else, cut him off.
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I wouldn't get my hopes up high. Why hasn't he broken up with his girlfriend? He wants to have his cake and eat it, too. I can't blame the guy for dreaming big, but it's not fair to you.
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My guess is you're about to get your head bumped. If he really wanted to be with you, he would have been free AND willing to do that BEFORE you had sex again. Don't make the common mistake of confusing sex with love. In this situation, his only real motivation for saying he loved you was to make you feel better about letting him into your pants once again.



Save yourself considerable heartache. Don't expect anything significant to come of it - a lousy start usually never leads to a wonderful finish. I truly, truly hope you used reliable protection or this one could very well come back to bite you in ways you haven't considered.



Better judgment next time. You're far too young and precious to be so cavalier with your life - emotional AND physical.
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I need some advice. Been married for a few years (2nd time for her - 1st for me) I accepted her kids and her life before me -and we created a life together. I have caught her in lies, and she has cheated on me. I love her with all my heart, and my reaction often is - i am leaving. I don't think i want to leave - but i don't know what else to do? Our styles of parenting often clash (they are teena... read more
Answer 1
This relationship is bust. You need trust as the foundation. Get out.
Answer 2
She lies to you....why are you questioning yourself? She's not worthy.
Answer 3
Stick it out. Try to work on things. Pursue counseling.
Answer 4
I feel sorry for the kids. They are the victims, here.