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Feb 2 2010
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I've been in a relationship with this guy for close to two years now. You know how they say like your partner should be your best friend, well, my boyfriend is truly my closest confidant and I'm in the habit of sharing everything with him. And until recently, I was under the impression that he too expressed all of his feelings to me. But of late I've discovered that he's closer to his best friend. Female best friend. He's shared some of his insecurities and other intimate emotions, which I wasn't even aware of, with her. I suspect of EMOTIONAL infidelity. It's been bothering me a great deal.
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Feb 2 2010
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I think when your in a relationship, being too close to another person (of the sex you are interested in) is indeed dangerous. Not everyone has these intentions. However, for the moments when you and your partner are having any sort of issue, if he feels he can run to this other person right away, this is a very bad situation for your relationship. He may choose to run to this other person, who in return may give him some great advice, and he then might feel some sort of connection or visa versa. I feel if your heart and gut tells you their is any kind of emotional conneciton there, you should talk toh im about it. Most would say, the behavior was normal, but you just never know, and I am a firm believer in anything can happen. Do not overlook something your instincts tell you.
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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.