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writes: i brokeup with boyfriend but we are back togther now but my friends told me that when were brokeup he told his friend that he had sex when we were togther i was in a vacation last year with my familly and he came for me and he told his friend that we had sex there i asked him but he dyniad every thing i don't know but i have a fealing he told his friend i don't know what to do breakup with him or no i love him and he love me now more than the last time but i think if he told any one that we had sex for real i think he don't love me how can he do something like these
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reader, justice +, writes (8 August 2006):
let him go because any man that lies about his sex life does not want you so say good bye ! call him up and tell him tonight is the night wear something sexy and then get him all hot and bothered make him to take off his close blind fold him take all his clothes torch them outside and then go get in your car and leave to a friends house! but do this at his house!
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reader, anonymous, writes (8 August 2006): Ask him what was he thinking when he told his friend about some intimate details of you and him while you were together?
I never understood why men feel the need to boast about their sexual activities to one another. To do so is disrespectful against the young woman; where is the respect and consideration for another?
I think letting your boyfriend know that you were not happy with his decision to tell his friend about you and him as you are back together and this makes it ackward and uncomfortable for you. What is his friend thinking?
Ask him to not do that anymore or at least think of the possible outcome.
Had he witheld such intimate details; you would not be left feeling cheated and ashamed.
This is one of the many problems that comes from underage to early 20's people have sex; there is the lack of respect and maturity.
Sexual relations are of an intimate and personal matter and should not be treated lightly.
You have the right to feel the way you do.
Address your concerns, learn from this experience.
Good luck.
*hugs*
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