juliaoceania
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Joined: 4/19/2006 From: Somewhere Over the Rainbow Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: Stephann Obviously, there's a relationship going on behind the scenes that you've not been made fully aware of. Having said that, he has no obligation to explain everything to you. On the other hand, you have no obligation to be with him, if you don't like his answers. It's entirely possible that she was hoping he would remain in his life; but yet, it was also possible they were continuing a casual friends with benefits relationship. I don't think you have a right, per se, to know exactly who and to what extent he's involved with others (a "none of your business answer), though obviously if he's actively conceling the relationship from you ("I'm not involved with anyone at all" answer) then obviously I'd consider that a problem. To be frank, if a girl started accusing me of being in a relationship I wasn't, and expected me to prove her wrong, I'd LOL her too, and kick her to the curb. I need to go on my instincts, same as she would. Stephan I rather agree with this. He has offered you an explanation, he did not owe it to you, but at the same time you have a right to decide what is necessary for you to consider someone. If he had no control over her profile, and she was just holding out hope that they would get back together, I would not hold him responsible for her nutty behavior. If he is in control over some aspects of her life, and that is a hard limit for you, it is up to you to keep him from crossing that boundary as a prospective dominant.
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