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My boyfriend dumped me twice and cheated on me twice in our serious 3 year relationship, he wants to win me back. My trust is gone, should I stay and try to build the trust again or is it a lost cause?

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Pepper pot Profile
Pepper pot answered

Find someone that treats you well, you owe yourself that. Don't let this man treat you this way, kick him to thd kerb. Because the trust has gone, the whole time you stay with him you will fear he is cheating. He wasn't thinking about you while he was with these other women he was thinking about himself.  While you remain with this man you are telling yourself that "this is all you deserve," and you're missing out on that fantastic man who's waiting to meet you, love you and treat you right. So love yourself and leave him.

I'll leave this song that got me through my first break up after a 4 year relationship; -

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=NgTuPoNfAAc

Aria Broeka Profile
Aria Broeka answered

Lost cause.  He is a cheater.  He has proven that. He will cheat on you again.  Of course he wants you back.  Players like him want as many conquests on their string as possible.  Girls who keep taking them back no matter how bad they are treated are like bonus points for players.  Stop letting him play you.  Have enough self respect to tell him to take a hike instead of believing whatever lies he tells you. 

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Carly Stroud
Carly Stroud commented
I needed to hear this! Thank you! I guess the only thing keeping hanging on is all the good memories we had. We tells me he sees a future with me still and that he wants to marry me. But I can't marry a guy that I constantly have to question and wonder about. I will always feel insecure with him
Aria Broeka
Aria Broeka commented
And if you married him youd be miserable and be divorced, probably in less that a year because theres no doubt he would be cheating on you before, during and after the wedding. Its not just the trust factor either, its also the health risk. Youre risking STDs from his myriad other girlfriends since most guys recuse to wear protection
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Mohammad Ahmed answered

Honestly he is an A**hole. Cheating once it could be acceptable (I am not saying it is accepted) but depends upon how were your relation before but doing the same mistake twice??

Are you kidding? He just want to use you. Wait sometime, someone will be there for you. Just give yourself sometime.

Toni Pauze Profile
Toni Pauze answered

More than likely he will do it again. I'd move on and find someone that I could trust.

Darik Majoren Profile
Darik Majoren answered

Fool me once Shame on YOU . . . Fool me twice? It is I THE FOOL!

Yes, I changed it to fit the scenario . . .

The Impulsive nature of a man takes years to hone . . For good or bad, it is theirs alone.

Whilst they may seek good works and dare to atone . . . The evil they will do, is their heart's only home.

I was in a rhyming mood this morning . . Who'd have thought.

Once Trust is gone, rebuilding it always finishes with a weaker result . . . If you haven't already, you will find the foundation of this relationship to be more and more "shifting sands" and less that made of solid stone.

Time to walk away . . .

Anonymous Profile
Anonymous answered

Honestly I think you should take some time for yourself. Definitely don't bother with him ever again but also wait a little bit before jumping into another relationship. Get to know you better. Find out what you're willing to bring to a relationship and what you want in return. Because believe it or not this relationship has changed you in ways you probably aren't even aware of yet. Also starting a new relationship too soon could be the beginning of a big disaster. I'm sure you still have pain from your ex and the trust issues will only make things worse. You need to rebuild yourself. You don't want to enter into a new relationship and end up making them pay for your ex's wrong doings. Make sure your wounds are healed inside before dating again. Good luck.

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Tom Jackson answered

Well, the choice is up to you.

But how many more times do you want to go through this again.

He shows no real interest in changing---either your relationship is more like a game with him or he thinks his behavior is (at at least some level) acceptable to you.

Lilly Gray Profile
Lilly Gray answered

CAUTION! CAUTION! LOST CAUSE. DO NOT INVEST. LOST CAUSE. I REPEAT. L O S T  C A U S E. DOOOO NOTTTT INNNVEESSSTTTTT

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