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03/13/10(Sat)15:30 No. 2689623 >>2689617 (cont) People
don't change. They can, sometimes, but it's very difficult and very
rare; more often, the changes we see are temporary, and the illusion is
enhanced by the fact that we -want- to see a change so we force
ourselves to believe it. The fact is, if your ex was cheating on you,
and particularly if he was abusing you, you need to stay OUT of romantic
relationships with him and yes, it would probably be best to keep even
platonic friendship to a bare minimum. Because if he did it before,
he'll do it again. That having been said, I don't expect you to
just ignore these feelings you're having (frankly I don't expect
anything at all, you can do whatever you want I'm just some anonymous
guy giving relationship advice in a cosplay forum for some reason). But
understand that there is a definable psychological reason why so many
women are attracted to "bad boys" even when there's a line of "nice
guys" waiting to sweep them off their feet, and even when said bad boys
are clearly not good partners. You're not a bad person for still having
feelings for your ex, just human. However, YOU are the one who decides
who you're in a relationship with, so don't put yourself in what you
know is an unhealthy, and potentially dangerous situation. As a
final word, whatever you do, when you get around to making a decision be
honest about it. Don't go behind your current bf's back with your ex,
and don't string your ex along.