dear prudence chat q: her gay ex-bf is now engaged to a very religious woman who doesn't know
Posted by
moles (aka chris)
Sep 12 '11, 11:46
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Gay Ex-BF getting married to religious girl who doesn't know!
Dear Prudie, Yesterday I found out through a mutual friend that my (gay) ex-boyfriend is engaged. 18 months into our heterosexual relationship, I caught him red-handed, browsing gay classifieds when I came home early one day. He confessed everything, telling me how he'd been confused since adolescence, felt religious/family/social pressures to be straight, that he had strategically thrown himself into athletics for the "macho" mask it would provide him, etc. His fiancee knows absolutely none of this. She's a nice girl, works for a charity, writes a blog about her religious faith, etc., but it's precisely because of her religiousness (shared with his parents') that he would never tell her. He continues to have promiscuous gay sex, unbeknownst to her. Is it right to let this girl marry someone just because he can't bring himself to tell her the truth? Just to be clear about me, I am not the bitter/jealous/angry/stalker ex-girlfriend. Do I write to him and encourage him to tell her, or to re-think what he's doing? Is there any option that does not automatically paint me as a psycho ex-girlfriend trying to ruin their happiness?
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No way she knows what the religious gal knows. I bet he's already told her -- nm
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Flavorize
Sep 12, 11:56
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browsing gay classifieds?
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ceregon
Sep 12, 11:53
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How does she know he "continues to have promiscuous gay sex"?
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Ender
Sep 12, 11:53
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Get some popcorn, sit back, and enjoy the show. -- nm
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Mop (196 lbs)
Sep 12, 11:52
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Unless she has physical proof he is having gay sex (ie pics) let it go -- nm
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amoxy
Sep 12, 11:52
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None of your business. -- nm
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mara
Sep 12, 11:50
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No. No. and No. -- nm
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znufrii
Sep 12, 11:49
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although it feels sleazy, I think she should tell. -- nm
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loosilu
Sep 12, 11:48
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OFFS
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The Ruiner
Sep 12, 11:48
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mind your own effin' business. -- nm
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decline
Sep 12, 11:48
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