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it’s an easy mistake to make, toddlers wake up allllll the time and take ages going back to sleep so they should have been more careful. I think an apology is just necessary but if you feel better giving them the gift card then you should. But I don’t think its needed
 
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To be completely honest with you. This was probably nothing emotional to him. He didn't want to be with you because if he did he wouldn't have been actively getting in relationships with different people, it'd have been you. He found someone willing to accommodate him cheating on his girlfriend in you.

I think it'd be good for you to put this behind you and work on self respect and boundaries, because you acknowledge he's cheated when he's carried on with this man, but he's done the same and more with you and you seem to think that is fine? Block them all, forget them all, just leave them alone and move on from it. I get this will be harder for you if you felt you had a connection but it isn't a healthy situation at all.

I don't agree at all with the way he has been with the girlfriend, but taking the right to come out from someone because you feel hurt is horrible.
 
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I didn’t think it was right to cheat I told him I’m fully against cheating after seeing someone close in family doing it. That’s why when I managed to find his girlfriend I immediately told her. I didn’t tell her about him cheating on her with a guy out of spite I felt she had the right too know especially when he did it more than once behind her back and from research it was with someone they both work with otherwise I wouldn’t of told her about him being into guy stuff.
 
I’ve been in a new job for 9 months, I was employed on a full time basis, with a dual role (3 days doing one thing, 2 another). It still hasn’t materialised, so I work 5 days doing what I should be doing for 3. I don’t like what I’m doing. The company is a mess. The senior leaders lack direction. I’m told the two days will start mid-Sept.

I’ve seen two jobs come up I’m interested in. Apply by early Sept.

Do I stick it out or do I apply for other things?
 
Apply for the other things.

The haven't followed through from the start so why believe it will start mid September? Don't be miserable in a job you don't enjoy
 
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He had his cake and ate it. He got from you what he needed and I don’t think there is much more to it in afraid.
 
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Its not your duty to tell, a stranger that they are being cheated on. Its pure revenge. As others have said, He got what he wanted from you, sex and a listening ear without any hassles and drawbacks.
 
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Its not your duty to tell, a stranger that they are being cheated on. Its pure revenge. As others have said, He got what he wanted from you, sex and a listening ear without any hassles and drawbacks.
How’s it revenge letting the girl know she’s being cheated on? I know if I was in her situation I would want to know what my partner is doing behind my back
 
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How’s it revenge letting the girl know she’s being cheated on? I know if I was in her situation I would want to know what my partner is doing behind my back
but she isn't you and you don't have that right to make the decision for her. I would say differently if you knew her and knew what her reactions would be etc.
 
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but she isn't you and you don't have that right to make the decision for her. I would say differently if you knew her and knew what her reactions would be etc.
I thing she had the right to know he’s doing this behind her back otherwise he’ll be doing it for years without her knowing. Especially when they live long distance for all I know he could be doing it too other girls also behind her back and their keeping there mouths shut. I rather follow girl code and tell her so she isn’t wasting her time then let a guy think it’s acceptable behaviour
 
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but she isn't you and you don't have that right to make the decision for her. I would say differently if you knew her and knew what her reactions would be etc.
Nah she has the right to know. I definitely think telling her is the right thing to do
 
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You should've followed girl code and not entertained him knowing he was in a relationship.
As I said before I wasn’t sure if he was or not, he kept asking me what we where and it kept pointing to him not being in a relationship but once I found out I told her.
 
Thanks all. I will save my tenner

As someone who is child free by choice um not hot on toddlers and doorbells.

My purse is happy you all think I'm over thinking it
 
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My friends Mum passed away yesterday. We're the type of friends who don't see each other often but are very close and can always rely on each other. Any of you have advise how to best help them? If you've been in that position what was the best thing someone helped with? I don't want to just say, here if you need anything, it can be hard to reach out when needed.
 
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My friend very suddenly lost her Mum earlier in the year and like you I was really unsure of what I could do to help. Someone suggested to me that because she'll be so consumed in the grief and shock of it all she might not be eating properly, and said I could try taking some food round to her. I made a shepherds pie and took it round to her with a bunch of flowers and she was so grateful as she said she'd been struggling to get the motivation to cook for herself and her little boy. Perhaps you could do that? Shows you are thinking of them and want to help.
 
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It’s the mundane things that become erelevant when your consumed by grief. A shop, a dinner, maybe off to clean or do some washing. Things that will allow her to focus on herself and I suspect the funeral arrangements. If she’s alone, perhaps offer to go with her to the funeral directors etc.
 
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Just looking for some advice as I’m not sure what to do or how to go about this situation. My friends in RL are split pretty 50/50 so I’m taking it to the Internet

So last night one of our family cats died. I have three children (6 - just turned 6 today, 8&10) as you can imagine we are all devastated.

The vets have said we can have her cremated and she stay with them. Or we can pay a little bit extra and bring her ashes home. I can’t work out how to handle this situation, weather it’s better to give the cat some form of send off. Allow the children to say their goodbyes etc. Or let the vets deal with the cat and leave the kids to heal in their own space and time. Today they seem much more chipper however, I think that may be because it’s my youngest birthday and We are out celebrating. I don’t want to keep bringing it up and hurting them all over again but also don’t want them to feel robbed off saying goodbye.
 
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We have always had a send off for our pets. the kids really love being involved and put photos, letters drawings and saying our memories about the pet etc.

But others dont do anything except chat about it.. . I don't think there is a right or wrong way.
 
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I don’t think there’s a right or wrong way. Let the vets take care of the cat and then ask the children if they’d like to have a little ceremony.
 
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