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Is he cheating?!!

 
 
Reply Fri 4 Jan, 2013 01:03 am
The night before New Year's Eve I asked my boyfriend if we were spending new years eve together and he said yes.
The following day he was working and he was supposed to get off at 6:30pm and I was looking on Instagram around 730 (still did not hear from him) and one of his friends posted a caption saying he was waiting to hang out with my boyfriend and my boyfriends ex-girlfriend that night (New Years Eve). So I called him angrily to ask for an explanation. No answer until an hour later and he said he got held up at work and didn't get off until 9:30 pm. He said that they just assumed he was going to hang out with them and he never agreed to it and his sister also wanted him to go over to her house to celebrate New Years Eve. So, around 10pm he called me and said he was just going to drop some things off at his sisters party then head on his way to my house. (I made it clear to him that spending time when the ball dropped together was very important to me).
I got all dressed up but there I sat, waiting on him. He ended up texting back every half hour and didn't arrive at my house until 1230. I was pretty upset but he stayed at my house for awhile and he was showing me something on his phone when his ex-girlfriend texted him around 4am. She put, "Thanks for coming over tonight. Night"

Obviously she was being sarcastic and showing frustration towards my boyfriend because he spent the night with me, but what should I make out of this text????

I asked my boyfriend about it and he just said she was talking about how earlier that day they were supposed to hang out with his friend. And I said were you guys going to hang out at her house? And he said he didn't know the plans. I don't understand why she would even be mad at my boyfriend... why does it mean that much to her? My boyfriend said she just gets mad at stupid things, that if I knew her I would understand.

What do I make out of this?!!!? Should I be worried?

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Ragman
 
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Reply Fri 4 Jan, 2013 03:25 am
@RisingToShine,
yes.
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DavJohanis
 
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Reply Fri 4 Jan, 2013 03:54 am
@RisingToShine,
I find it odd that at 4AM on the night in question she was thinking of him.

Almost every 'texting' social person has a new years eve with family and friends.

You have a bit of an issue to deal with here, because either she was indeed with him for a certain length of time, or she has probably gotten drunk and did not truly see him as a gone part of her life.

From this I would extrapolate that the probability is high, that whether he has cheated or not, it is likely to happen.. Especially given he will not ensure you are there or he is with you at the time the bell strikes... New years eve would not be the same without all who you intend to be with for the following year in the event. In your circle as put forward at very least, since, even the EX saw it as ..at very least, an important night with regards boyfriends... Which suggests, he chose family and knew it was important to women, 'who was where'.

You will have to find out who she was with that night, to ascertain if he preferred to be with her at the midnight chimes, I would think.

Perplexing and irritating, I myself prefer to avoid any indication of all this.. Half truth's, if you prove any, should certainly prompt your action to master the situation yourself and take decisive action. (Look at the obvious friend lie).

Can you not find a man who does less milling around and has more respect, with regards absolute clarity and comprehension of pain?.

All that said, some women are a bit as that, but what are the chances that only one text would be sent?.. Surely a women attempting to drive a wedge has been at this more?. Does he delete the messages and does he read them and react oddly?, IE: going away or breaking commitments regularly?.

The only possible reason which alleviates this, if she has not lied, is that he feels sorry for a girl alone entirely, when you are not.

Best wishes.
D.
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DavJohanis
 
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Reply Fri 4 Jan, 2013 04:12 am
@RisingToShine,
It also can imply she was sarcastic to a fault because he said 'he would try to drop in'.

Any-way, some thoughts you probably ponder yourself.. I am not a very socially savvy person, so apolagies if I tread up and down incorrectly.

D.
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FOUND SOUL
 
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Reply Fri 4 Jan, 2013 05:20 am
@RisingToShine,
Honey how long have you been going out with this guy?

How long where those two together?

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PUNKEY
 
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Reply Fri 4 Jan, 2013 09:37 am
If he pulled this stunt on New Year's Eve, then LEARN from it!!!

YES, he is cheating on you.
NO, he does not have your feelings in mind.
YES, he thinks you are dumb enough to accept his lame excuses for spending that important night with other people.

Wake up, sister!!
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RisingToShine
 
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Reply Sat 5 Jan, 2013 12:58 am
@RisingToShine,
Thank you all for commenting on this. I appreciate it so much. I turned to my family too and they advised me in the same direction.
Sometimes I feel I put this on myself. He dated his ex-girlfriend for eight months and broke up with her a month before we started dating. So, he didn't really have time to get over her I guess.

Anyways, I ended up breaking up with him tonight. (Relationship only lasted four months) But, I don't have to worry about this any longer.
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RisingToShine
 
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Reply Wed 30 Jan, 2013 12:28 pm
@RisingToShine,
Just found out yesterday, he was cheating. It happened a few days before New Years Eve.
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PUNKEY
 
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Reply Wed 30 Jan, 2013 02:39 pm
Hang in there. There's nothing like being betrayed. UGH!!

Hope you can get over it soon.

A new love helps a lot. Trust me, I know!!
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