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October 15th, 2009 @1:56 am  

lol @ Anthony always telling people they’re too young. It cracks me up. lol

Anyway…

The fact that he CONFESSED this to you AS SOON AS IT HAPPENED, says that he’s an honest guy. That’s a GOOD thing. HOWEVER, the fact that he couldn’t resist TEMPTATION, is a BAD thing.

Who’s to say he won’t get weak around her AGAIN? Plus, he may NOT TELL you next time, fearing you won’t TOLERATE a second screw up. These are all things you have to ponder.

Now, on the OTHER hand, ya don’t want your INSECURITIES, or PARANOIA, to be the END of this relationship EITHER.

So, YOU HAVE TO ASK YOURSELF THE FOLLOWING 5 QUESTIONS:

1. “How important is this guy to me?”
2. “Is he really worth stressing myself out, wondering if he’ll cheat again?”
3. “How would I react if he DID cheat again?”
4. “Can I move on and get past this, INSTEAD of continuing to dwell on it?”
5: “Is there any hidden resentment, or secret desire to ‘pay him back’?”

Those ^^ questions are IMPORTANT!

Once you ANSWER them (and I mean COMPLETELY HONESTLY, to YOURSELF) you will be able to make the right decision. Good luck.

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Suzanne White Montiel Said,
October 14th, 2009 @11:19 pm  

Dear Betrayed in TX,

It’s a GOOD thing that your boyfriend and his ex are friendly, not just for their child, but for you. It shows that he actually likes a woman with whom he shared a life and a child. That is a sign of a good guy.

As for the “cheating,” you just have to understand that breaking up is hard to do. They shared a life that probably included regular sex, and feelings can’t just be turned off. Keep in mind that because he was technically married to her he was actually cheating on her with you.

My advice to him is to slow down. He’s not yet divorced and already professing his undying love to you? He needs time to figure out why his marriage didn’t work and what he needs to do differently in subsequent relationships.

As for you, believe him or not, but constant dwelling on an “indiscretion” is pretty annoying.

Suzanne White Montiel
http://www.examiner.com/x-14163-SF-Sex-and-Relationships-Examiner

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mygif
October 14th, 2009 @4:36 pm  

Get real. Seriously.

First of all, this guy has already screwed up one marriage, probably literally. He has all the baggage of a marriage, divorce, and kids at an age when he should be out enjoying the world and savoring his freedom and figuring out just who he is and what he wants. Is your self-esteem really low enough to make you think this train wreck is the love of the life you’ve barely begun to live?

24 is WAY too young to be thinking “rest of my life.” You have lived your entire life being taken care of and told what and how to think by parents, teachers, clergy, etc. and have next to no experience being on your own and being your own person and being truly mature. Also, you will never be this young, healthy, strong, or adventurous ever again. Thus, you have a choice:

- Squander your youth on worthless drama like this, or…

- Go out and ENJOY life and the world. Have fun, including romantic fun, if you want. Travel. Read. Learn. Explore. Then, once you hit 30 and start to mellow out and know who the heck you are and just what you really want out of your brief time on this planet (and once you’ve figured out that you can take care of yourself and don’t need to be dependent or codependent on anyone), then and only then should you think about the rest of your life.

Do this and you will develop the kind of self esteem and self respect that will attract people who will treat you the way you deserve to be treated.

Ignore my advice and proceed with this jerk or find some other jerk and you will be treated the way you deserve to be treated.

The question is, are you better than this… or not?

Think carefully… because I PROMISE you that one day many years from now, you’re going to be staring in the mirror at your graying and wrinkling self and will remember this moment. You will also remember how you chose to handle it and how that shaped everything that happened since then.

It’s up to you.

Anthony Hernandez
http://www.theenlightenedsavage.com

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