Depends what she looks like
you should have left him 7 years ago
The relationship is over. There is no point in wallowing in misery over what happened in the past. Any urge to confront the person with the knowledge of their infidelity is an expression of the desire to have control over that person, which is meaningless now. Let go of her, and get on with your life. Be glad that you aren't with her anymore. It would have been much worse to have stayed with her and then find out that she was cheating on you. Be glad that your cheating ex-girlfriend is your ex-girlfriend, and not your wife.
no
No it doesn't necessarily mean she's cheating, but I would think that she probably has her eye on some one else. At least, that's why I've used it in the past. Sorry!
Don't hold your girlfriend's past over her head. Drop your best friend, not her. If you had such an issue with it, you should have left her 4 years ago BEFORE YOU DECIDED TO HAVE CHILDREN WITH HER.
Yes, he's with his current gf for the past 4 years.
Who made her pregnant? Did you? The answer to this question will go a long ways to helping you to decide about your future with her. If it is your child, you have a dilemna because you are responsible for support. If it isn't your child, you may want to leave.
Every couple runs the risk of one or both cheating on the other. Good communication skills are a must in a relationship. Sit down calmly with her and discuss how you feel, but do not accuse her of cheating. You may have trust issues because you have been hurt in the past by someone else. Talk things out with your girlfriend and be sure to let her know that cheating by either of you is not acceptable and it would ruin the relationship.
Yes he does. He's been in a relationship for the past 7-8 years.
No, he does not currently have a girlfriend but has had an on again, off again relationship with a girl for the past 8 years whos reported name is Allison.
* No, this does not mean that your mate is cheating because they are implying you are. If you are not cheating then they may have had a past experience (even one parent cheating on another) and they fear you are cheating. Some mates can be extremely jealous of the opposite sex coming anywhere near their partner and both reasons given is due to insecurity. Communication is the most important thing you will ever have in your relationship so the both of you should sit down and you should bluntly ask your mate that you feel they are implying you are cheating and why. If your relationship is mature then it will survive.
Actually relationship cheating has gone up over the past 10 years, but not dramatically. It's getting progress but it's moving at a very slow pace. But trust me some males/females are still loyal to their mates. Is there a need to worry? Not at all, if you trust who your with you should be fine.