my boyfriend and i live very far apart. a while back i introduced him to a friend. while i was in a group home, he cheated on me with her, and once when i got back. we have been off and on the past year. and before that we were together 3 years. i go on his myspace to make sure she don't leave him comments. and i leave him one. he had her on his top friends for a while, and finally took her off completely cuz i made him. im worried she is going to do something to mine and his relationship again. how can i get her to leave his and my relationship alone and get him to stay away from her.
christina answered Tuesday June 12 2007, 6:18 pm: It doesn't matter who initiated the cheating -- the both of them went along with it & acted on it. So don't just blame her. Your boyfriend did it too.
If they're going to do things, then it's gonna happen & you can't stop it. Just stop your worrying by breaking up with him. He's proved that he can't be faithful, so why does he deserve this chance? He'll probably do it again, so just end it now before you get hurt again. [ christina's advice column | Ask christina A Question ]
MissAshleyXOXO answered Tuesday June 12 2007, 4:41 pm: The problem is not her...it's him. The fact that you remain talking to this guy after cheating on you twice is a little disturbing. He'll just do it again and again. HE is the one doing this to you. HE is the cheater and not worth your time. She's just the other woman. I'd leave him. He's obviously too immature to be in a mature relationship. [ MissAshleyXOXO's advice column | Ask MissAshleyXOXO A Question ]
Brandi_S answered Tuesday June 12 2007, 1:01 pm: Realistically, you can't stop them. If they are going to screw around, they're going to do so. Weather or not you made him remove her from his buddy list or not.
Number one, there are many other means for them to communicate if they want to.
Number two, you live far apart, so you have no real means of keeping track of his behavior.
If I were in your shoes, I would find someone who treats me with the respect I deserve and move on. Why stick with a guy you can't trust? The key factors in a healthy relationship is trust and honesty. He has broken your trust, and you can't get past that, so your relationship is unhealthy and no longer worth your time and effort.
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