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Is my Internet Lover having an affair?

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Question - (18 June 2008) 5 Answers - (Newest, 19 June 2008)
A female , chely2294 writes:

Right. Im in a long distance relationship. We only ever talk over msn. I really like him, hes a really nice guy and i met him over facebook.

Yeah i know its risky, and hes 3 years older than me. But we get on really well.

But Im really scared he'll find someone else, we've discussed marrige plans, kids, etc But i think hes found someone else. Im too scared to ask him is he having an affair.

When we are talking, his mate will come round, he doesnt wanna know, Its just this mate and im not sure if its male. I really think he has another woman, but im to scared to confront him.

Please Help me, because i dont think id be able to pull myself out of being depressed afterwards. What Do i do??

Cheers,

Chels

xx

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A female reader, Minelisse Puerto Rico +, writes (19 June 2008):

Minelisse agony auntWell I met my hubby online and things are great. However, I do suggest you meet in person to see if the "sparks" are still there. If so, you might want to move closer or start something up.

I know most online relationships work, but I do think some do and you should definitely sort out what type of relationship you are really in! If you are not able to confront him, then you definitely know the answer and are unable to move on.

There are a lot of fish in the sea hun!

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A female reader, Smiles South Africa + , writes (18 June 2008):

Smiles agony auntI agree with the previous two posts, but would like to suggest the following:

Suggest to him that you meet, and then see if you still like him, start getting to know the real "him".

You should get your answer that way very quickly.

Good luck!

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A female reader, Honeygirl South Africa +, writes (18 June 2008):

Honeygirl agony auntSorry Sweetie, you are living in a dreamworld!! The man you are 'in love with' is just having fun with you. I agree with Older Sister and marieclaire. Rather form relationships with real people not over the internet where fantasy takes over! I really dont believe that people who meet on the internet are at all honest, they only tell you what you want to hear...

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A female reader, Ask oldersister United States + , writes (18 June 2008):

Ask oldersister agony auntYou are just talking to this guy online, all the marriage talk is ridiculous, you have to know that. You haven't even met him AND it's long distance. It's all a fantasy and it's not an affair if he's seeing someone else, all you guys have is online chats. Any normal guy is not going to talk about marriage and kids with some person he's met online and never seen. Please don't take him seriously.

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A female reader, marieclaire Ireland +, writes (18 June 2008):

marieclaire agony aunti think you know what i'll say. you haven't ever met this man, he could be married or in a relationship, you haven't even spoken on the phone. He may be perfectly genuine but i find that very unlikely.

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