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What to say to my boyfriend when he finds out about the stage kisses? (rather passionate)

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Question - (20 February 2008) 5 Answers - (Newest, 21 July 2008)
A age 30-35, anonymous writes:

I'm very much in love with my boyfriend of ten months, he is the most amazing man I've ever met. However for the next two months or so I am taking part in a production of Romeo and Juliet, I have been cast as Juliet and this absolutely gorgeous boy has been cast as Romeo. "Romeo" is also in a relationship..Recently at rehearsals we have begun to kiss in the scenes that require kissing (i.e. a lot of the scenes :-) ), neither of our boyfriend/girlfriends know that this is going on, although they do know that it will inevitably happen..I know I've fallen for Romeo, and he has for me, because it's so much more than acting when we're on stage together, i mean Other cast members have even commented on our incredibly realistic portrayal of being in love with each other, however I still love my boyfriend , much more than Romeo. My main problem is I have an intense fear of what will happen if my boyfriend finds out about us kissing (rather passionately) during rehearsals, what should I say to him? and how do i make sure he doesn't realize that me and Romeo are in love?

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A female reader, babewithbrains United Kingdom +, writes (21 July 2008):

babewithbrains agony auntyou bf should let you choose : it doesn't have to be him or Romeo. It's not a battle, tell him, and it never was.

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A reader, anonymous, writes (21 July 2008):

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hey there , the play's long over, it went well :) since the play me and Romeo had been messaging eachother on a regular basis, nothing dodgy at all, honestly just friendly stuff. i have realised he is definitely not someone i'd rather be with than my boyfriend :) BUT last week my boyfriend found all the messages and freeeaked out. so i've stopped messaging him. my boyfriend is really upset about it even though i have repeatedly told him just how innocent the messages were! the problem is i still want to be friends with romeo because he really is a cool guy but i know my boyfriend is going to have problems with that..also romeo's got a party coming up which i'd really love to go to but i know bringing it up will cause further problems .. i am not willing to be a walk-over and give up going to his party but at the same time i don't want to upset my boyfriend...what to do??

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A male reader, VincentMancini United Kingdom +, writes (20 February 2008):

VincentMancini agony auntSounds rather poetic and ironic! Juliet practically had loves in both sides of a family...and so do you! Lol

I know a lot about acting. That's what you're doing "ACTING"! Making it seem real is what it is all about...of course your boyfriend will be jealous! So what!? All great actors have to make it seem realsitic!

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A female reader, babewithbrains United Kingdom +, writes (20 February 2008):

babewithbrains agony auntMessy!

If I were you, I'd get a thumbs up from mr. BF before it's too late - even if you fall for Romeo, remember, he is YOUR boyfriend - Romeo is A WORK PARTNER. Just come clean coz your boyfriends gonna see you snog him in the play so I'm sure he'd appreciate a bit of warning. Give him the book, then he'll realised it would be a crap play without any kisses! Anyway - you can always say you're practising so that you'll be perfect for him after it's over.

Have fun.

Jelly

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A reader, anonymous, writes (20 February 2008):

I understand that in a way you are being MADE to kiss, but it's just not fair on your boyfriend.. It's going to get to the point where it would almost be as good as cheating, and this isn't right. It's great that you can make the audience believe you have passion for each other, but it wouldn't be right to let yourself get carried away. You are trying to 'have your cake AND eat it.' You should really make a choice between the two, because your boyfriend won't be happy about this, and neither will Romeo's girlfriend. Please, don't hurt your boyfriend, and sort this out between you and Romeo as soon as possible. But make sure your boyfriend knows about the kissing, it's really only fair. Good luck :]

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