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12-23-2006, 12:47 AM
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cheating
ever forgive a gf for cheating and trying to semi-hide it, and how far do they have to go before you consider it cheating?
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#6
12-23-2006, 01:19 AM
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Re: cheating
Give it some thought if she's young/inexperienced and you really care for her. If she's older/experienced then you've probably just found out what type of person she is.
People do dumb [censored] without much thought when they're young.
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12-23-2006, 01:31 AM
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Re: cheating
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Even if you do care for her, dont take her back. It is not worth it. Don't take her back. Never. You will regret it. [/ QUOTE ] easier said then done, and i really dont want to have to break it off but i know if i dont do anything then it will happen again becuase shes going to realize that all she has to do to get away with it is apologize and put on a sad face. ps ive known her for 11years
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#10
12-23-2006, 01:47 AM
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Re: cheating
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[ QUOTE ] Even if you do care for her, dont take her back. It is not worth it. Don't take her back. Never. You will regret it. [/ QUOTE ] easier said then done, and i really dont want to have to break it off but i know if i dont do anything then it will happen again becuase shes going to realize that all she has to do to get away with it is apologize and put on a sad face. ps ive known her for 11years [/ QUOTE ] The thing is does she respect you for taking her back? If you can take her back with her respecting you then you can mend the problem. The thing is how ar eyou gonna do that? By dumping her that's how.
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