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Broken Trust

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    carolinagirl123
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    Me and my boyfriend have been together for seven months. Until yesterday, we were inseparable. We are both in high school and yes, I know we are young. He has had a history of smoking weed in his family and he has done it a couple times. When we started dating, I told him that I am completely against that and he promised he wouldn’t ever do it again. Over the past seven months, he has became my best friend and I know that he cares about me alot too. That is why this is so hard. A couple days ago, I was at a church event and he went over to his bestfriend’s house. His best friend ended up getting some weed and tried to talk my boyfriend into it. My boyfriend decided to do it, even though he knows I am 100% against drugs. I think that the main reason he did it was because he has had alot going on. The main thing he is going through is his parent’s divorce. I still do not think that that is any excuse to doing drugs though. While he and his friend were high, two girls came over to his friends house. One of the girls went with my boyfriend’s friend and cuddled with him in his bed. My boyfriend’s friend and that other girl told my boyfriend and the girl’s friend to go outside and give them some privacy. When they went outside the girls supposedly sucked his dick. She said it happened but now is trying to deny it. My boyfriend doesn’t remember what happened. I told him yesterday that I needed a break. I am so confused on whether or not I should break up for good. When I told him I needed a break, he started sobbing. I already miss him like crazy but I don’t want to just give in because I feel like I should stand firm and make sure he understands that these kind of things are not okay. If you could give me some advice, I would really appreciate it. Thank you.

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    AskApril Masini
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    Your instincts are correct. You don’t want to date a guy who smokes weed, and you’ve been clear about this with your boyfriend, but he isn’t changing his ways. At least not yet. Yes, he has some pressures with his parents divorce, and yes, drugs and alcohol anesthetize his feelings so he doesn’t have to deal with them — which makes his life easier (not better, but easier for the moment). So you understand why he’s behaving this way, but the bottom line is that this isn’t right for you. My advice is to break up with him because of this. If he wants to show you that he’s changed, then he can, but the best thing you can do for yourself, and for him, is to be clear — not just with your language, but with your behavior. He’s got a lot of confusion going on with his parent’s divorce and if you are clear with him, then that’s a gift, whether you’re together or not. Don’t count on it, but your breaking up with him for this reason may just be the kick in the pants he needs to change. 😉

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    #25864
    carolinagirl123
    Member #355,944

    Thank you so much. This really helped me

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    AskApril Masini
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    You’re very welcome. 🙂

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