Daily News | Dear Abby | Boyfriend’s true colors emerge after he moves in
I asked one of his friends, and they told me he is sexual with all women. “He is just a playful guy.”
When I told him I knew he had kissed one of them, he said it was because he just wanted to know if anything was there. I have never done that to anyone. He lied about meeting the girls and about being on a dating site, and he’s still sexting. I fell in love with him, but he doesn’t say it back to me.
Should we separate and just be friends or try to work on the relationship? He told me that his whole life women ghost him or go back to their exes. He has been hurt by a lot of them. I need advice.Your roommate is not a “nice guy.” He’s a player who hasn’t been honest with you. Be glad his friend clued you into what has really been going on while he has been living with you.
Because you know he’s a player, make an appointment with your doctor to be tested for STDs. Then tell him the games are over and you want him out of your place immediately. You are too emotional right now to remain friends with him, and once you get your head on straight and recognize him for who he really is, you will no longer WANT to be.My husband and I have been married for two years. He was married for 27 years to a woman who died six months before we met.
His family invites her to family functions all the time. My husband keeps saying to give her a break because her mother died. I have never been anything but nice to her. My husband and I argue constantly about her. I have asked not to be around her. Is it rude of me not to go to his family function if she’s going to be there? She makes it very uncomfortable for me.Do not cut off your nose to spite your face. Go to the family functions.
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