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    miam30
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    Okay,

    So me and my boyfriend have been together for almost 4 years now, he did however cheat on me once when we first got together in high school. We got back together a year later. We now have a 1yr old son. So the girl that he cheated on me with was his sisters bestfriend, her name was grace. grace ended up backstabbing his sister while we were still broken up so they never spoke. Recently, his sister ended up messaging cheyenne asking her to jump me, talking crap about me, but to keep it on the down low. We found out about this, and i was devestated, i mean i actually thought that we were gonna get close. But if anyone of my “friends” where to do this, i would not need them in my life at all. What kind of a peson does that. So we stopped talking, my boyfriend stopped talking to her as well. The whole family ened up finding out, his sister is just a crazy girl!! So many problems that fall back to her. So we moved out a couple months ago, have our own place and just living life great, but this weekend, he went over to his moms house to visit but eneded up talking to his sister instead. I started to cry! I dont want anything to do with her, and i feel it in the pit of my stomach the fact that hes talking to her again. I know that that is his sister, but to bring back the whole grace thing in spite of me, shouldnt he be on my side? Now were fighting because of it! And i honestly dont know what to do? HELP!

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    His sister is always going to be his family, so rather than create ultimatums for him, the best thing you can do is to build bridges and focus on what’s good, all the while not making mountains out of molehills. Your boyfriend’s sister is your child’s aunt, and I know you don’t like her, but she is going to have a lifelong relationship with your child, so it’s worth it to work on the relationship. It’s also very normal to not like someone in your husband’s family, or — in your case, your boyfriend’s family. Lots of women don’t get along with mother in laws or sister in laws, so you’re not alone here. 😉 At the end of the day you can only change your own behavior, not your boyfriend’s, and not your boyfriend’s sister’s behavior, either.

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