Microphone Fiend
Master Don Juan
I said there is nothing to be ashamed of with liking the girl. You will still have feelings for someone who cheated on you, there is nothing shameful about that, it is human nature to not instantly feel hatred for someone you loved who betrayed you (even if so, the hatred is more than likely loosely veiled anguish and disappointment) and trying to bury it subconsciously like I think you and DonGorgon are insinuating will only make it worse.SunnyD said:I concur. Haven't you heard: Fool me once, shame on you...fool me twice, shame on me.
I did NOT advocate him putting himself in a situation where he is likely to relapse (See: Your thread on your ex). I understand that you recently got burned and would like to warn others but at the moment he is in a position of power and can exploit it. How will he be 'fooled' if he is spinning plates and can call a spade a spade? He can continue to get sex from her if he feels he is as emotionally stable as he puts on to be and invest himself emotionally in someone else.
The best idea would be to drop her completely but that is NOT the only option