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Standen

He gets crazy angry, says ALL these rude things, and I just end up feeling like I probably did something wrong to make him angry.

Limas

i wanted to click keep but the spit just grosses me out..sorry.

Shadowless

shes So hott and So sexy!!!

Oddish

3. Can ex's truly be friends? I know I have a hard time with it....especially with ones I felt very passionately about......

Intersecting

btw...how do u put those quote boxes in the relies??

Rubbled

People are attracted to someone through visual means, then when they realize the person isn't compatible, they try to change the person to fit what they want.

Amar

I don't either. Guess TBF is not Italian.

Bujold

Does anyone else struggle with this? I don't know if i my fear of commitment comes from never seeing a successful relationship, fear of heartbreak or what - but I would love to hear some insight from people who have been through or struggle with the same thing.

Martlet

Don't worry about him being freaked out. What happened, happened! If he can't handle it and get over it, it's just as well. That's just where things are right now. Your best relationships will thrive when you believe you are attractive and desirable. Not in a stuck-up or conceited kind of way, but in a self-respecting kind of way. When you feel this way, you won't be so worried about if or when your guy is checking out another woman. When you have this kind of respect for yourself, you'll also be better able to tell when you are with a respectable man. There is no way for me to know, since I wasn't there, whether you actually did catch him checking out another girl or if your imagination got away with you. Just make sure you feel good about yourself first. Then, if you still don't feel good about him, you might need to start "checking out" some other guys.

Balatron

Need someone with good sense of humour, who loves to enjoy life.

Deglaze

gymnastic spread split fia.

Squeezing

That might actually be the cause. Live in North Jersey, commute between a Manahatan and NJ office.

Nimrod

If your guy is inclined to believe a story his co-worker tells him over what his girlfriend tells him, I don't think he's got a fundamental trust of you -- and I don't think that's just because of this incident. I can't even begin to speculate the what's & why's of your situation because your rapport with your boyfriend is the gradual accrual of a year's worth of interactions. If this is something that's been a long time coming -- whether that has to do with his mistrust of you specifically, or something less direct, like him looking for a convenient out of the relationship -- then you're dealing with something bigger and more difficult than this silly lie. If it really is just the lie itself then you should calmly talk to him about it. Own up to undertaking a petty & misguided act of "revenge" and explain what happened. Don't accept blame that's not yours and don't apologize for having been harassed! Maybe this colleague has issues with your boyfriend and you were a convenient way of getting to him. I'm just guessing here. The person you should be having this conversation with is your boyfriend.

Genstar

As this seems the logic of a couple of others I suppose it leads me to ask: Is there any cases where someone who cheats, even be it like this situation here, can then go on without ever doing it again?

Lynnette

hope you have more of her, she is awsome.

Winstead

Lead with I trust you honey but I am not so sure about him.