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This is a she does not know that I know situation.
My mom was divorced nearly five years ago. She started dating three years after it. That lasted a few months. She then starting dating another guy a few months after they broke up. She has been with that guy for about a year. But at the beginning of quarantine she started sexting a random guy. He then stopped talking to her. Today she went on a date with another guy. So she technically cheated on this guy twice. I saw her sext another guy tonight. Juggling three guys? She can not keep doing this. If she identified as polyamorous I would understand. But NONE of these guys knows she is cheating on them. I want to tell them, but she needs to get her own love life straight. She was cheated on while in the process of her divorce. It broke her heart bad. So I do not know why she would do this. She does not like the boyfriend she has been with for almost a year, but she still sends him kisses and that kind of sh*t. This new guy is not going to last long. I feel it in my bones. And the guy she is sexting is an ex-boyfriend from high school or college. I think they still have a place in their heart for one another. But he has two kids that live with his ex-wife. They both have to move on.
Mom, please figure this out. You can do it. I know you can.
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It sounds like she's still going through a rough time, and probably you are too, by association. Are you close enough with your mom that you can have an open talk? Not about her sexting (unless you need to bring it up), but more like you being there to listen and help her sort out her direction?
ReplyI am pretty close to her but we are in a sticky situation tight now (I would rather not go into details). I think that she needs to sort this out on her own. It is her problem, not mine. I will leave her alone for now.
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