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    court654
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    Alright, I was in a 6year relationship with my ex and had two children with him. I left him two years ago because he started being abusive. We live 1500 miles apart and I worked extremely hard to rise above and make a decent life for my children and myself. After the split we couldnt even speak to eachother for months without it being a constant arguement (even though we were so far apart). Now just a little bit of back story here, we met right after turning 18 and had our first daughter not to long after that and then got married. There was one issue of infedelity (on my part) and a lot of lying (on his part). We both made our mistakes and forgave but never forgot. He has always been a great father to our children and has done anything possible for them. Now the past few months we have been able to get along great and he has expressed to me that he wants to get back together. We have both apologized some months ago and have actually forgave what the past held. I am confused as to whether I should give this man yet another chance. I love him with all my heart but I dont want to get back in a bad situation. I think he has changed but on the other hand I dont know if I should believe him this time around. Its happend a few times and he’ll want me back just until he isnt lonely anymore. Im so tired of being hurt but I love him so much. I want to be with him. Please give me some advice!!!

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    katdawg
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    in my opinion: you will need to test the waters. if he wants you back as much as he says he does he should be the one to move to your city (but not in with you) to “date” you again. take the time to get to know each other again as the both of you have changed. you both did wrong in the past and both have had time to grow. i think your children will benefit from having both of their parents in the same home as long as his abusive behaviors is truly behind him. find out what he has done to work on himself regarding his behavior. the question is will the two of you really be able to leave the past in the past and work harmoniously towards a better future for the “family” unit. only time will tell whether or the both of you have changed (you had issues with infidelity and him with lying). you question whether or not you should believe him this time around but what about him trusting you with being faithful? you both have to learn to trust one another again. the only way to do that is to test the waters.

    i don’t think we should ever forget when we forgive. we take our lessons learned and know what to look for and work on going forward. we sometimes need to forgive ourselves too.

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    You got some great advice from [b]katdawg[/b], and before I give you mine, please let me know what kind of abuse you suffered from him and for how long. How old are you both and how old are your children?

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