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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Someone reached out on social media to say my boyfriend has been cheating on me - not just with her, but with others as well - and I’m waiting for her to provide evidence which she claims to have but hasn’t yet shared. On the one hand, I don’t feel it’s prudent to discuss this with my BF until she does so; on the other hand, I feel extremely uncomfortable in the meantime. Would appreciate advice from any DCUMers who have been in a similar situation, thank you in advance.[/quote] I think it's fine to wait a little bit (today, for example, but not tomorrow) for her to send the evidence before confronting him. If she just never responds, you confront him anyway by asking him who this woman is contacting you about his infidelity. I suppose it's possible that she is crazy and making it up, but it's a lot more likely that she is correct. In that case, the advice is to break up with him, since you are not married and have no children together.[/quote]
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