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15th January 2004, 1:37 PM	#1
advicegirl Unconfirmed Account Join Date: Jan 2004 Posts: 47	My friend thinks her boyfriend is cheating on her with his ex My friend has a boyfriend that lives somewhere else, quite a ways a way of where she lives. His best friend is his ex girlfriend and my friend gets worried that he might be cheating on her with his ex girlfriend. She did ask him one night and he got mad and he said he wasn't going to stop being friends with his ex girlfriend. Do you have any advice that I can give my friend? She asks me but I am running out of ideas. advicegirl

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