I started dating a wonderful girl about 6 months ago. When we started dating, I knew that she was also seeing another guy and I was OK with that, I felt that if things went well between us then it wouldn't matter. After a couple of months, I started to fall in love with her. I told her this and she told me that she thought she was falling in love with me but that she also felt that things were going well really well with this other person and that she was unsure what to do at that point. I knew putting pressure was not a good idea so I let it go for awhile just spending quality time with her and letting things work themselves out. This worked for about a month and then I asked her if she was still seeing the other guy. She said yes (she has always been honest with me about him) and I started to get jealous. I don't fall in love easily at all and really have a lot of optimism about this girl but at that point I started to wonder if I should continue in the relationship. About two months ago I told her that she needed to make up her mind and choose one of us and that I would respect her decision. I felt that neither one of us would have a chance with her until her mind was clear of one of us, she agreed. Around valentines, things kind of came to a head. She still hadn't made her decision, she was still talking to both of us and seeing us both. I got frustrated and told her I didn't want to see her anymore and that she should just go be with the other guy, and I stopped calling her. A few days later she came to me and told me she loved me and not him and that she didn't want to lose me. I told her OK, but that I didn't want to ever hear about the other guy again and that I wanted us to have a legitimate chance. We dated for about two weeks and things were great but then she started to become distant again. I asked what was wrong and she said she still "missed" the other guy and thought about him all the time. I got really upset. I can understand that it is difficult to let someone go who you really care about but she needed to try to let him go and she just couldn't but yet she chose me when I left her. I also think that the somewhat abrupt transition to being my girlfriend after dating two guys and being somewhat free was hard for her. So she told me that she needed "space" to figure what she really wants and I agreed, but she keeps texing me and we have met up a few times out at bars and slept together. I have a hard time telling her no and not answering the phone because I love her but I know the only way to get him out of her head is to probably ignore her for awhile and let her really see what it would be like to lose me. I haven't talked to her or heard from her for two days now. It's refreshing to talk to a guy that thinks about a loving relationship the way you do. It sounds as if you started out a close friends and it's not uncommon for close friends to fall in love because that's basically what marriage is about "your spouse IS your best friend." The first mistake you made was knowing she was seeing this other guy and allowing it. When you love someone and they love you there should be no one else in the picture. It's time to kick butt here. She's a spoiled child and she's having it her own way. She is not considering other's feelings such as yours. Be aware of what she is doing because she's having her cake and eat it too. You are an enabler if you continue on with this relationship. Why would she give up both of you when neither of you young men have given her any ultimatums? Think about that one. She's just simply flipping back and forth. It's wonderful to be kind and understanding, but not when someone can't get their head on straight. If she was serious about "her space and thinking everything over" then she wouldn't see either of you guys. She's spoiled and playing games and a little full of herself! I know love hurts, but sometimes you have to take the risk or you could end up losing a lot of your life waiting for one person. I'd tell her the only way you'd consider giving her "head space" is if she discontinues seeing the other guy as well as you and if she doesn't want to do that then it's over. Start dating other girls and I have no doubt she'll be back within a week. However, I do suggest even though you love her that if she can't make a decision between two guys, then she is going to falter on a lot of things through life, or worse yet go with you for a length of time and go right back to the other guy. You deserve better! Quit being so nice and understanding and start standing up for yourself!
That depends on you
Take the chance, it's not the worst way to break trust.Did you give him any reasons or signs to do suchh a thing? If so thenn give him a second chance, if not, then its not the worst thing in the world, but I would give him second chance.
I do not have enough information to answer this question. You will have to give me a name or tell me the details of the situation for this question to answer.
Everyone deserves at least a second chance ... after that, it's curtains for that relationship. Just to say I agree with the above answer, You give them another chance but if it happens again you should divorce.
If your ex is with another boy, and you still love her, you may have a chance to win her back. She may have moved on or she may be willing to give your relationship another chance.
to give him a second chance
yes every one deserves a second chance but if you dont like him more than a friend then tell him that but i totaly think u should give him a second chance yes every one deserves a second chance but if you dont like him more than a friend then tell him that but i totaly think u should give him a second chance
give her your love and a big gift give her your love and a big gift
It depends if you want to give them a second chance or not. If you want, you can go and talk to them.
be honest
* break up * give her only a second chance * see a movie with a benficial friend * get drunk
you should come clean and tell them what you saw if they go strait out you might if you want give him or her a second chance.