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I really need advice, and would appreciate that whomever has something against me to refrain from commenting unless you have real advice that pertains to my situation.
I will put this very vaguely. I found out my boyfriend lied to me. No, he didn't cheat, but he lied.. and it was indeed a very big lie. Should I just confront him? Or should I ask him more questions to bury him deeper into his hole of lies? -------------------- |
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Hm... it depends a lot on previous stuff.
If he's been a good faithful bf up to this point: Confront him. Say that you found out. Say that you would rather hear something like that in the future, and (if you still want to be with him) you would rather have him tell you when he does something wrong, because you would much rather hear the truth, and be sad about the truth, then be lied to. Its an important lesson in life, that the ones you love would rather hear the truth about things than have them lied to. If he hasn't learned that lesson by this point, you should consider if you want the relationship. If he has a bad track record: Dump him. He won't get better. Its a lie that men change (for the most part). Minor things can change, but you shouldn't expect it. You will not change him. Period. So, knowing that, do you still want to be with him? -------------------- ![]() psalm 69 |
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