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At least he was honest enough to admit he has a problem. It's much better that he had done this now instead of you finding out he cheated. It's never easy to go through a break up, but I think it would have been a lot worse knowing he was unfaithful.
That's rough, but at least he was honest and didn't drag you along. I wish my ex gf of 8 years would have shown me the same courtesy.
That's rough, but at least he was honest and didn't drag you along. I wish my ex gf of 8 years would have shown me the same courtesy.
Well.. Would you rather be in a relationship not knowing if he's cheating or not?
What's the alternative? Are you suggesting that staying in a relationship he doesn't want makes him NOT a ********? Because that's actually worse.
that's actually really decent of him, if only all guys could realize things like this.
That's very considerate of him! I'd rather see that my boyfriend left me before cheating on me..
I see his logic :)
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Well I guess that's better than him cheating on you. I mean, he's not the kind of scum that sees some hot piece of meat and jus thinks, "hey I wanna screw that chick, to hell with my girlfriend." Although the way he's worried about cheating, he should probably get help for sex addiction or something.
I think this is very responsible. If he knows he's not mature enough for a real relationship, it's better to end things quickly, and with less heartache.