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Suzanne White Montiel Said,
August 1st, 2012 @10:06 pm  

Dear Rawan,

You don’t love him and he doesn’t love you. Your idea of love is based on the extreme drama that seems to be the ridiculous, over-the-top ideal, which is not love, only excitement.

OF COURSE you look at other guys. He looks at other girls. This is human and natural. There is absolutely nothing wrong with looking at people and finding them attractive. IF you are interested in monogamy, the point is not to not be attracted to people other than your partner, but to not act on the attraction to people other than your partner.

There’s nothing wrong with you and for you to beat yourself up for your inclinations is to live an unsatisfactory life. Get over it now. You’ll be a happier person for it.

Sincerely,

Suzanne White Montiel
sewmontiel@yahoo.com

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July 15th, 2012 @8:47 am  

Rawan,

You “did some things” behind his back. (I assume you mean you cheated or went out or messed around with some other guys behind his back.) And when he caught you, you flipped it around and got mad at HIM for it. Right? Do you see the problem there? You should’ve been apologizing PROFUSELY, begging him to FORGIVE you, not trying to turn it around like HE was in the wrong. That’s what IMMATURE females do. (And they say “girls mature faster than boys.” You’re proof that they don’t.)

Secondly, you didn’t “accidentally” follow guys on Twitter. You know who you’re following. (And if you don’t, why are you following them? PAY ATTENTION!) Not that Twitter is a big deal. That’s kinda silly for him to get mad at you for that. But with you cheating on him (and lying to him) before, I guess I understand.

Third, he’s asking whether or not you say certain guys are “hot” or good-looking? What for? Your boyfriend is a little immature HIMSELF it sounds like. You’re an 18 yr old girl. You’re GOING to find other guys attractive. It doesn’t mean you’re CHEATING on him though. It sounds like he’s too insecure (and immature) to trust you, and you’re too immature to BE trusted. But neither of you is ADMITTING that. Instead, he’s pretending to believe you, and YOU’RE pretending he CAN.

Both of you are wrong. End this relationship, or have a LONG TALK with one another about the things I’ve laid out here in my response. Then figure out where to go from there. But if you don’t make some changes, your relationship is doomed to fail. In fact, it MIGHT be doomed to fail ANYWAY. But this is your best option.

JayTheAdviceMan@aol.com
Direct. Honest. Real.

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July 15th, 2012 @6:14 am  

Rawan
You sound pretty immature. Trust is based on conduct over time. It is also based upon NOT LYING to your partner. It is also based upon not being immature and lashing out and saying hateful hurtful things and then excusing it that you did not mean anything by it. I suggest that you break it off with your boyfriend and learn how to be mature instead of the silly little immature girl that you are being. I don’t blame your boyfriend for not believing that you love him you are not acting like it and lying to him as well. I would dump you if you were my girlfriend.

John Wilder

marriagecoach1.com sex and relationship blog

marriagecoach1@yahoo.com

Author of a soon to be published book on Amazon January 13 entitled:
Sex Education For Adults, Secrets To Amazing Sex and Happily Ever After Too

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