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    Hi, I’ve never done one of these before so I guess that shows I really need help. So me and my boyfriend have been together for over two years and are perfect together. But about 6 months ago we broke up and at the time I thought we were done forever but it turned out to only a week. During that time though I had sex with one of my guy friends that he has always hated. I absolutely hated it the whole time and thought of my boyfriend the whole time and knew afterwards that my boyfriend was really the only one for me. I planned on telling him when we got back together but I could never get myself to say it and ruin what we have and how happy we both were. That was until a couple weeks ago one of his friends heard I hooked up with the guy and when he approached me about it I didn’t want to lie even more so I just said yes. And I don’t know why but I told him that we only kissed and that I stopped things from going any further. He was beyond Hurt and mad at me and broke up with me on the spot but then a couple days later he got a lot better and said we could be together but he just needed time. I forgot to add that we were both each others first and “only” ones until I did that. So I feel very guilty for lying to him but I know forsure that he will not forgive me and if he does it will be in a very long time. I don’t want to spend time apart and I know without a doubt I would never do anything again and he is the only person for me. I’m pretty sure he wouldn’t find out we did more in the future but I know deep in my heart he deserves to know. Also when I told him the kiss thing he didn’t take our break up into account at all he felt like I cheated on him. Should I tell him what really happened?

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    The harsh reality is that you didn’t cheat on him. When people break up they have to understand that they’re free and single. He’s having a hard time taking responsibility for his part in the break up. Although you definitely didn’t do anything wrong, I wouldn’t have advised you to discuss the hook up during your break with him, but since a friend told him about it, it’s time for you to come clean. This is your opportunity to tell him you weren’t going to mention it because the two of you were broken up at the time, and because it’s not important to you in the way that he is. If he doesn’t have the maturity to get through this tough situation with you, then he’s not going to be able to weather other bumps in the road which will come along in any relationship — good or bad!

    You’re letting your fear of his behavior dictate your own behavior. This isn’t a good dynamic. You can’t walk around reacting with fear to what he will or won’t do. The reality is that someone else told him about your hook up and there’s a chance he’ll learn the truth about it and you’ll be caught in a lie, which isn’t a good trust builder for any relationship. I know this is difficult, but because of your close knit group of friends, it’s a good idea to be honest with him.

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