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Should I tell my ex I still love him?

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Question - (25 March 2013) 6 Answers - (Newest, 20 April 2013)
A female United States age , anonymous writes:

Hi, I've been talking to me ex for about a year now. He's married since our breakup. We were together a long time. His wife doesn't know. We talk when she's not around. We spend hours on the phone. Like 4 or 5 hours. It seems he likes talking to me. We laugh about stupid stuff. My question is, should I tell him I still love him and take my chances, or keep quiet?

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A reader, anonymous, writes (20 April 2013):

If there is still a connection, let him make the moves. Just sit back.

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A female reader, anonymous, writes (8 April 2013):

It's funny to me that everyone is telling me to move on!! Is he not wrong at all?? Shouldn't he move on? I am not provoking this!!! Just funny, that's all.

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A female reader, So_Very_Confused United States +, writes (26 March 2013):

So_Very_Confused agony auntIf I say "ask his wife" what to do I'm sure you will not get my point.

Honey what good will telling a married man who's lying and cheating on his wife with you that you love him?

what CHANCES are you taking? that he will leave his wife for you? He won't. And when she finds out about you, he will probably cut you off and not look back

telling him will not get you a man who is married to another woman.

You need to walk away from him totally and go no contact... for your peace of mind and healing...

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A reader, anonymous, writes (26 March 2013):

Hi, I can also say for you own sanity, let him go as you will eventually become miserable that you are the other woman and all you get is bread crumbs.

If he truly loves you and want to be with you he will reach out to you. It's best you move on with no expectations as married men very rarely leave their wife and every mistress thinks she is the exception and that he truely loves her.

I know you are not the mistress but you will eventually get there as you will believe that you are different and with all the promises made by this man you will succumb.

Get out now before you are back asking how do I get over my married lover.

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A female reader, franny1297 United Kingdom +, writes (25 March 2013):

franny1297 agony auntYou don't! sorry, it's just he's married now, don't do anything that will spoil the marriage, and remember you broke up for a reason, (which would have been helpful if you mentioned). You can stay in contact but know where to draw the line, like a student-teacher relationship. Good luck!!

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A female reader, uzer Canada +, writes (25 March 2013):

Don't ruin someone's marriage. It's a little disrespectful to be crowding his relationships, also. He's married. Put yourself in his wife's shoes also. She didn't do anything to you, and even if she had, you really don't have the right to be trying to squeeze your way in between them. If you tell him you like him, what do you expect him to do? Leave his wife? And even if you don't tell him, you're only hurting yourself and possible his marriage by occupying yourself with him so much. I say move along.

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