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For all of you wonderful readers, here is some "advice"... don't get involved with other relationships, even if you know someone has been unfaithful. The best you can do is tell the unfaithful party he or she should tell the other person, but I would recommend leaving it at that.

If someone is cheating on you, or you are doing the cheating... I recommend reading these articles:

Now, go do the RIGHT thing :)

-- Contributed by: Debbie Vasen

I have liked this guy for a while now, and we have hooked up two different times. The only problem is that onboth occassions he had girlfriends, each time a different one. The last time was a few days ago, and he hasnt been with the girl for very long. I hardly know her, but would it be wrong for me to tell her? Just so she can know what shes getting herself into of course.

-- Contributed by: Random

I have a very hard situation here and Id like some advice. Ive been with a man for three years who I have caught twice on these adult dating/discreet encounter websites. Though I have forgiven him once, I do not think that I am able the second time. He does make me really happy in some ways, and hes my best friend too, but what can I do to make this work? He gets angry and tells me that Im just looking to pick a fight every time I try and talk to him. He has told me that I do not pay attention to his needs enough etc etc, and this makes me angry because by going on websites and talking to girls; he is obliverated to mine as a woman. Please help

-- Contributed by: nicole

I am in a bit of a tricky situation. I have been talking to this guy for about 8 months now behind his girlfriends back. recently we have been meeting up more etc etc. and to make things worse we have had sex on a few occasions. He tells me he loves me, and keep asking me if I feel the same, which I do, despite the fact I try my hardest not too. He dosent seem to have any intention of splitting up with his girlfriend, leaving me not knowing where I stand. I feel like he see's me as 'his', as whenever I talk to another man, he gets rather possesive and starts asking me if I still love him. It's as if he expects me not to cary on living my life, after all, I am single! Don't get me wrong, I genuinely feel for him more than I have ever felt for another guy in my life, but I am beginning to resent him more for what he is doing to me and his girlfriend. What should I do? I really don't want to loose him, but don't want to carry on like this.

-- Contributed by: rose
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