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It's going to be tough, and it will take time, but if you want to work through this and choose to be with this guy, you're going to have to trust him when he says he will work out his issues and will not cheat on you again. I've never been in your situation either, and to be honest, I don't think I could stay in a relationship with him. But if you feel he is being honest and that you two can work past what has occured, I wish you the best of luck.
Has he ever honestly told you why he cheated? He needs to, as of this moment, not engage in cheating again, and to be honest with you if he's unhappy with the relationship. He needs to focus on the issues that caused him to cheat on you, and to prevent or acknowledge these feelings before he makes the choice to cheat. If possible, can you two go to therapy? I think you should also both go to your local public health department and get tests for STD's--maybe I'm being overly concerned, but your physical health is a greater priority than this relationship.
Don't spy on him, don't snoop through all of his things. Don't cling or be so insecure that your self esteem corrodes. Be open and loving, but if he ever cheats again, that should be the dealbreaker.
Last edited by morrigan; 17th March 2004 at 12:59 PM.
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