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Kitty Cath
Member #382,985If that’s really her decision, then no matter how hard you try, there may not be anything else you can do. It might be better to give her the space she wants and hope that she eventually realizes your value and importance to her, and maybe she’ll consider getting back together with you.
Kitty Cath
Member #382,985Ask him why he always invites you to eat and even wants you to watch his games. You can also ask him directly if he has feelings for you, especially if you want an honest answer.
Kitty Cath
Member #382,985Hello Daniel, if you have a feeling about it, talk to her and ask her if there is a problem so things can become clearer between you both. That way, if something needs to be changed, you can address the issue right away and work on it together.
Kitty Cath
Member #382,985Maybe they’re right that it would be better if you first hear your best friend’s side so you can feel more satisfied with your decision, whether to avoid her and remove her from your life. As for your ex-boyfriend, just leave him be—you don’t really need him anyway. You can talk to your friend instead for closure, so everything can become clearer for you.
June 24, 2026 at 1:26 am in reply to: Should I forgive my boyfriend after what happened at the party? #59154Kitty Cath
Member #382,985Hi Jolly, I hope you’re doing okay. If you truly love your boyfriend and you know that he’s not the kind of person who would intentionally do something wrong, then maybe you can give him another chance. Perhaps he simply made a mistake and didn’t actually intend for any of this to happen. In a way, he may have lost control over the situation.
Kitty Cath
Member #382,985Richard, I have to admit that I’m a bit doubtful about your girlfriend. Sorry, but the way you describe your relationship as being good seems inconsistent with what actually happened. I just can’t understand how someone would choose to believe a person she doesn’t really know. If your relationship was truly healthy and strong, this situation wouldn’t make much sense to me.
Kitty Cath
Member #382,985You’re still a student, yet you’re already acting like a sugar daddy. The truth is, you can’t really afford all the luxuries she wants, despite what you say. And even if you could, it’s not a good idea to give her everything she wants just to make her like you.
June 24, 2026 at 1:16 am in reply to: Should I tell my ex’s new girlfriend that he keeps messaging me? #59148Kitty Cath
Member #382,985Hi Keisha, I don’t think it’s a good idea to get involved in their relationship anymore because the more you involve yourself in his life, the harder it will be for you to completely escape your ex. What you should do is ignore him completely. Block him as well so that he won’t be able to message you anymore.
Kitty Cath
Member #382,985I think the reason you no longer feel guilty is because you found out that, aside from you, she was also pursuing someone else. Because of that, the guilt you once felt about rejecting her gradually disappeared.
Kitty Cath
Member #382,985Hi Rex, I hope you’re doing okay. I don’t think she had been cheating on you from the very beginning. After all, what would she have gained from doing that for five years? I think this probably happened somewhere along the way, and because you trusted her so much and your relationship seemed to be going so well, you simply didn’t notice it.
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