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Is it unreasonable to expect DP not to shag every female in sight?

24 replies

BonGelA · 17/11/2008 14:30

It's happened twice this year. I'm so livid that I almost feel numb.

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andiem · 17/11/2008 14:30

leave him ffs what are you still doing with him?

OrmIrian · 17/11/2008 14:31

Erm.....

No.

ninah · 17/11/2008 14:31

God I'm sorry. YANBU, of course.

OO7 · 17/11/2008 14:31

numb is good. without emotions clouding your judgement you can kick him out .

givethedogabone · 17/11/2008 14:31

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Fimbo · 17/11/2008 14:32

I once had a boyfriend like that - believe me they never ever change. This was 20 years ago and I am led to believe he is still at it.

imnotmamagbutshelovesme · 17/11/2008 14:32

Not every female surely?

Depends what kind of relationship you both think you are in.

If you want both to be faithful you had better tell him but I would have kicked him out after the first shag.

CountessDracula · 17/11/2008 14:32

And you are with him because...

Lauriefairycake · 17/11/2008 14:32

depends if you have an open relationship or not. Clearly you don't, get rid.

Poor you

BonGelA · 17/11/2008 14:34

We have children together and I suppose I'm weak. I caught him.

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ninah · 17/11/2008 14:35

uggh. Sorry

midnightexpress · 17/11/2008 14:35

Eh? What, in flagrante??

Out on his ear.

BonGelA · 17/11/2008 14:36

in the garden.

I suppose I should use this as the final kick to move forward.

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OO7 · 17/11/2008 14:36

Not weak. Fucked around by someone whom, I presume, claims to love you. You deserve better, your children deserve better, take the anger and use it .

meglet · 17/11/2008 14:36

YANBU. Time to make a change I think. Relate if you are feeling optimistic and changing the locks if you aren't. What a prick. Sorry you are having to deal with it.

ninah · 17/11/2008 14:37

what an arsehole

Fimbo · 17/11/2008 14:37

What they were at it in the garden?

It's so cold at the moment too.

andiem · 17/11/2008 14:37

sorry bongela it must be really hard for you but you need to take a long hard look at what you want from the realtionship
if you want him to be faithful then you need to work it out with him if that is possible
tbh if it was me he would be out on his ear

CountessDracula · 17/11/2008 14:37

He shagged someone else in your garden?

givethedogabone · 17/11/2008 14:42

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blinks · 17/11/2008 14:48

maybe he might like to live in the garden then...

ginnny · 17/11/2008 14:49

I think you know the answer don't you!!
This is not on - he obviously doesn't give a toss about you.
GET SHOT and find someone else who treats you with a bit more respect!!!

SpringySunshine · 17/11/2008 14:51

Fimbo!

Bon So sorry... What was the outcome of the first time? How was it dealt with? Do you think you can make it work, or is it a matter of plucking up the courage to get rid? Also, was there a chance that your DCs would have caught him? Because that's a whole extra level of disrespect.

marlasinger · 17/11/2008 14:52

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