Your Hardest Family Question: Am I overreacting to my boyfriend talking to a former affair partner?
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Corey D.June 10, 2023
She needs to drop this guy like a hot potato !
MaryannJune 9, 2023
I don't think this situation is "complicated" at all. I would tell this woman to RUN. A man who continues to speak with a woman he had an affair with while married is not trustworthy. True repentance would be to abandon that relationship completely. She should start looking for a partner who takes fidelity seriously.
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