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lmao. the situation...

To clarify the state of her ****** after gang banging nine blokes?

 LMAO

I agree that it was wrong to lie, but I also think it be a certifiable miracle if you found a relationship in which neither person had lied to each other even once - and I would include not only romantic, but all kinds of human relationships. Lies get told all the time, yet we still manage to trust people. This could have been a big lie - telling the girl he had an apartment on his own, really playing up his living conditions and what have you. It could have been something as simple as, when she asked, he simply said, "Oh, I'm in an apartment" instead of "Oh, I'm in a dorm." which - to me - doesn't seem like that big of a deal. When I visited Europe, I told my parents I was staying at a hotel when in truth I was staying in a hostel, but only because I wanted them to imagine a place cleaner and safer than they would if I said hostel. I didn't lie about it, though, by telling them I was staying at the London Hilton. I said it was a hotel for student travelers, that I would be rooming with three other girls and sharing a bathroom, but that everything was clean and safe. There are sort of levels to a lie, and depending on what the boy said here verses what the girl simply assumed, I wouldn't say the situation was so bad that the relationship was instantly doomed and he was automatically a bad person.

Hopefully OP is one of those =O

I agree with "MadaZer0" that guy you're dating sounds pretty gay to me , I mean come on now what straight guy decides to live with 8 other men and share the one bathrom they have? lol