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    I was friends with a girl that had a boyfriend, and she kept saying for like 3 months how much she wanted to break up with him. after those 3 months, we started to see each other. while we were together, she didn’t want to sleep together until she broke up with him. after a month we started to sleep together, and she said she told her boyfriend about me, but apparently she was still together with him according to friends. now we were apart for 3 weeks because of the holidays, and she said she was definitely going to break up with him in this period. its the last day of the break, and they’re still together. i know they met up a few days ago, because she told me she was going to. should i tell her to choose over the internet? or should i wait a few days until we see each other face to face? and do I even have anything to say because i should have known what I was getting myself into?

    please help me, I really like her and don’t want to lose her. a part of me wants to act as if nothing happened, and a part of me just wants to yell at her, cursing, calling her names and so on.

    what do i do?

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    Wait until you see her in person to talk to her — don’t give her an ultimatum by e-mail.

    But until then, figure out what you want because you can’t have everything with this woman. You say you don’t want to lose her, but you don’t want her to be with her other boyfriend, too. Obviously, she’s seeing both of you and hasn’t been honest with you about it. Now that you know this, rather than give her an ultimatum at all, understand that you’re getting to know who she is, which is one of the things dating allows. Just because you’re dating someone doesn’t mean that they’re Ms. Right. If you want a monogamous relationship with a woman you can trust and be intimate with (and I mean REAL intimacy, not just sex), then this woman isn’t it for you. I’m sure you want to curse and scream, but I don’t think it’s her you’re mad it — it’s yourself.

    You may want to try and salvage this, but I think if you do continue to date her it’s going to fall apart because she isn’t honest. You can cut your losses now or wait until things get worse. 😳

    I hope that helps.

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