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Block me if you think I'm a troll.
weirdguyman · 26-30, M
@GermanAf: gtfo
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Then don't block me.
Well, it's depends the degree of the lie. Did he lie about what he had for breakfast or WHO he had breakfast with?
It takes time to trust someone who has already given you reason not to... but sometimes, not even all the time in the world can fix that.
It takes time to trust someone who has already given you reason not to... but sometimes, not even all the time in the world can fix that.
@weirdguyman: And what do you think he was trying to "hide" by lying about something that happened in the past?
You have every right to discuss with someone you're dating--especially when it comes to something as serious as intercourse. Pay close attention to how he reacts when and if he does so.
You have every right to discuss with someone you're dating--especially when it comes to something as serious as intercourse. Pay close attention to how he reacts when and if he does so.
weirdguyman · 26-30, M
@tiffanyandasaltshaker: basically i taught he was a virgin turns out he had 4 dudes penetrate him and since i taught he was a virgin we went unprotected i feel deceived
@weirdguyman: Maybe he feared judgment.
But even so, that was wrong on so many levels. I do not blame you for feeling as you do. I'd highly suggest that you both get tested... If you still see potential in this relationship, definitely confront him about that. When it comes to sex, you have to be very cautious. If you two are monogamous--make sure he's on the same page too. Make sure you make it clear that you don't want him sleeping around and putting your health at risk.
There are far too many STI/D's out there to worry about to then add a lying partner to the equation.
But even so, that was wrong on so many levels. I do not blame you for feeling as you do. I'd highly suggest that you both get tested... If you still see potential in this relationship, definitely confront him about that. When it comes to sex, you have to be very cautious. If you two are monogamous--make sure he's on the same page too. Make sure you make it clear that you don't want him sleeping around and putting your health at risk.
There are far too many STI/D's out there to worry about to then add a lying partner to the equation.
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