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I found out my best friend's boyfriend is cheating on her. How do I tell her?
Any advice on catching the cheater and telling one's friend? I need it so much now. I know it'd probably break her heart, but if I didn't tell her now and she found out about it herself later, she'd hurt more. As her friend, I'd like to help her. So, how to tell her about it please?
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So you've seen him, in person, with another person being affectionate? Not in photos or video which cannot be verified for time and all?
And you're certain that their relationship is exclusive and not an open relationship in which this sort of thing is permissible?
If you are certain of this, and certain that you want to get involved, are you prepared for the possibility of losing your friend? Even though you may believe it is the right thing to do, she may not see it as you expect her to.
And if they end up working through it and stay together, you will likely lose your friend.
There's a lot to consider here. I recognize that you are trying to do the best and right thing, just be sure to think it through completely before you act.
I may have more suggestions then.Comment
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Personally I'd say nothing but make sure I'm there for support when she discovers his cheating for herself.
You could well be opening a can of worms for your friendship, she may not believe you especially if you have no physical proof to show her.
Think carefully before you speak out, the truth hurts and she may not thank you for it.
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I found him out myself. Saw him with a minor with my own eyes. I know they're in a mutually exclusive relationship.So you've seen him, in person, with another person being affectionate? Not in photos or video which cannot be verified for time and all?
And you're certain that their relationship is exclusive and not an open relationship in which this sort of thing is permissible?
If you are certain of this, and certain that you want to get involved, are you prepared for the possibility of losing your friend? Even though you may believe it is the right thing to do, she may not see it as you expect her to.
And if they end up working through it and stay together, you will likely lose your friend.
There's a lot to consider here. I recognize that you are trying to do the best and right thing, just be sure to think it through completely before you act.
I may have more suggestions then.Comment
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