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My BF's roommate suggested spending the night together, should I tell my partner this happened or simply ignore it?

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Question - (11 March 2008) 0 Answers - (Newest, )
A female United States age 51-59, *nbound88 writes:

My boyfriend is out of town working for 2 weeks. His roommate (whom I know because I have been to their house many times) came into the restaurant where I bartend. He then proceeded to get drunk and start hitting on me. He asked me to come over after I got off work and spend the night. I was shocked as he had never acted this way before! I would never cheat on my boyfriend and I told him that. He still persisted and said we could just "hang out". I told him no and was totally appalled. Should I tell my boyfriend this happened or just keep it to myself and ignore it? It was obvious he wanted to have sex with me while my man was out of town.

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