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Distance Made Cheating Easier
- By Miss Emily
- Published 10/29/2010
- Relationships - Women
I have been with my boyfriend for a year, next week, and we were
together all the time Nov-Aug, and everything was okay. He was a bit
possessive over me though. This Fall he transferred to another school and
he picked up partying and he cheated on me one night, because he was
drunk -- he said. I've talked to him and he says the long distance isn't
bothering him, but I think that's the key issue. I'm unsure how to confront
him to prove he is a bit more needy than he thinks. I found
out through someone else, and it took him like a week of me talking to
him to admit it. He lies, so it's difficult.
---------------------------------------------------Miss Emily's advice-------------------------------------
I believe the distance can be a factor, of course, but cheating and lying is a huge problem in any relationship. That's so obviously, but it's good to read in print! I know it happens, no one is perfect, but he didn't seem to think it would be an issue if no one was looking -- except someone did, and blabbed. And that can happen no matter where he resides. I think it's best to tell him he's free to do what he wants in order to find out what he wants. I know there's a risk of losing him, permanently, but the draw to party and you not being around makes the temptation great it would seem -- booze enhanced, or not. Why keep him on a tether? See him if you choose, but do it without commitment until there's a sea change.
---------------------------------------------------Miss Emily's advice-------------------------------------
I believe the distance can be a factor, of course, but cheating and lying is a huge problem in any relationship. That's so obviously, but it's good to read in print! I know it happens, no one is perfect, but he didn't seem to think it would be an issue if no one was looking -- except someone did, and blabbed. And that can happen no matter where he resides. I think it's best to tell him he's free to do what he wants in order to find out what he wants. I know there's a risk of losing him, permanently, but the draw to party and you not being around makes the temptation great it would seem -- booze enhanced, or not. Why keep him on a tether? See him if you choose, but do it without commitment until there's a sea change.

