I'm dating someone who has been cheated on. What should I do?
Talk2MeMyFriend
on
Jun 15, 2016
...read more
Just don't cheat on that person again, It will destroy Him/her and he/she can't trust ever again....
Jovilogan
on
Jun 16, 2016
...read more
One's whose heart has already been broken is either tii cautious and unsecured or frustrated due to sudden break up and can go mental and emotional trauma.. As a human being .. I would always try to get my feelings straight with her from the beginning itself to avoid any difficult situations as such. It will be best not to give her a sudden jolt by ending up the relationship if I need to and rather be more open and understanding in the relationship. Finally I would try to avoid any reason for her that would hurt her again for I shall be with her through the difficult times..
Marcus22
on
Jun 17, 2016
...read more
Try and make them feel as comfortable as you can, it'll take a while for them to warm to you and see that you aren't that same person but eventually with the right support they will
Come around. You have to take their mood swings and random questions that come with it but it's all part of the process
Anonymous
on
Jun 22, 2016
...read more
Don't cheat on the person. The person must have already been through a lot of sadness and scars on his heart. If you really love the person, don't give up easily on them. Don't cheat. The person should know and develop that fsith in you, knowing you won't do what somebody else had done to them.
Anonymous
on
Jun 22, 2016
...read more
Show them that you love them earnestly from your actions, don't make them feel insecure. Do things to create memories that will help them overcome their past shock. Tell them how much they're important to you in life time-to-time.
WarmRain771
on
Jun 23, 2016
...read more
You should probably assure them that you won't be a cheater and earn their full trust and respect,slowly.
NimbusSkyRain
on
Jun 23, 2016
...read more
After sometime when they are not upset, talk to them about it. It's important that you communicate and try to understand each other. If they are still deeply affected maybe both of you should attend counselling/therapy together. This will show that you are supportive and committed to helping them out.
Anonymous
on
Jul 1, 2016
...read more
Talk to them about it. If it's a subject they want to discuss, then listen. If not, then be patient, they may open up over time.
Anonymous
on
Jul 1, 2016
...read more
Take your time with them because they probably won't trust you at first. Build trust so your relationship can progress healthily.
Anonymous
on
Jul 9, 2016
...read more
I think a lot of people get cheated on. I don't think it will have a major impact on your relationship, as long as you're not being "suspicious" or actually not being faithful.
Talk to an expert therapist
Sharing your depressive thoughts and feelings may be scary and overwhelming, so...
Talk to Johanna NowI still love my ex. Should I feel this way?
416 Answers
How long does it take to get over someone?
393 Answers
Why does breaking up hurt so much?
370 Answers
My boyfriend or girlfriend wants to break up with me, how can I change their mind?
347 Answers
What can I talk about with my boyfriend on the phone?
322 Answers
Should I tell my boyfriend that I cheated?
317 Answers