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Hi Oloni. First of all congratulations on all your success, it’s really amazing to see how far you’ve come and I pray there’s only more success from here. Okay so I broke up with my ex because he cheated on me. And I do still love him, I’ve forgiven him and I’m in a different mindset now. One that’s set on moving forward and not holding on to pain and anger. But recently I can’t fight off the attraction I had with him friend. This guy would look at me like the prettiest girl in the world when I was around him. And honestly I could sense the attraction. Sometimes he’d try to hint things to me to ruin mine and my ex’s relationship and I think it’s because he was jealous. I’m not sure if it was because he wanted what we had or he wanted me. Honestly now I want him and I don’t know how to go about the situation and I want to get to talking to him and get to know him better. What should I do?
23. August 2016
Hey,
Firstly, I’ll make sure Oloni sees your well wishes :). Now, I’m glad you’ve moved on from your ex, but my honest answer is you will never know whether he truly wants you for you as you haven’t shown me that you have built any sort of friendship with him before this point. It’s possible that he saw how badly his friend was treating you and felt that you deserved better or that he could treat you better but it’s also possible that he just wants to get in there and duck out. It’s obvious to me that this situation will inevitably be messy and I personally do not believe you make those kind of decisions without being sure about his intentions and it doesn’t seem like you are. Hope this helped.
Ebi. A
Hi Oloni, I have recently broken up with an ex of nearly three years and we had a roller coaster of a relationship. We went through so much emotionally and broke up several times but always managed to patch things up because we really loved each other. However this time I decided to start talking to other people when we broke up in an attempt to move on. It’s been about 2 months since me and my ex broke up and I am starting to really like the guy I am talking to. The only thing though is I do feel a bit guilty as though I am cheating on my ex as I’ve never attempted to move on after a “break up” with him. He still messages me now and again, but I don’t have the courage to tell him I am talking to someone else. What do I do?
21. August 2016
It’s really none of your ex’s business who you ‘talk’ to. If you want that guilt to go away stop messaging your ex-boyfriend and handle your break up properly by not speaking to each other and giving one another space.
It sounds like you don’t know what you truly want, but at this point you’re not ready to be on your own and need someone in the picture. If you’ve been in a hectic on and off relationship, jumping straight into another isn’t always a healthy option. You have healing to do and need to pick yourself up properly.
Oloni
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Hi Oloni, I’m starting uni this September and I want some advice on how to talk to boys. I’ve never been in a serious relationship, only ‘linked up’ with boys in the past. I usually get with guys outside of my school and this has triggered my friends to start calling me a lesbian behind my back. I know myself that I’m straight but it make other guys in my school stop talking to me after a while because they think that it’s true, especially because it’s coming from my so called friends. This has affected my confidence with talking to boys a bit but I just want things to be different in uni. Please help, thank you.
21. August 2016
Those aren’t friends, those are some nasty b*tches you need to cut off. Starting false rumours is hurtful end of. Anyway, I think you’re over thinking the whole ‘talk to boys’ thing and it’s understandable due to your past experience. When you start university, you’ll be very surprised by he amount of friends you make in the first week. This is because of Freshers Week and everyone being strangers to each other and are desperate to get to know new people and create friendships. Go to most the social gatherings, and everything will happen naturally.
Oloni
Hi Oloni , I’ve been in a relationship for almost 3 years now & as time goes by more and more girls are trying to move to me but the thing about me is that I’m terrible in those situations where a girl is pushing up on me or when a girl is in my dm’s or sending me stuff on snapchat , I don’t know how to say no if you get me , I don’t want to get tempted into doing something silly and ultimately breaking my girl’s heart because I do genuinely love her , what do I do ?
21. August 2016
Temptation will always be around, and women will always try to go after what they can’t have. I have no idea why lol. Anyway, the best thing to do is ignore, tell the it’ inappropriate and that you’re taken or simply delete them as a contact.
Oloni
Hi Oloni, i’ve been in a lowkey relationship with this guy for 8 months now we haven’t said we’re officially dating but he talks of the future, includes me in his plans, and even talks about taking trips! he’s not a lowkey person and he’s very known in my city and females tend to gravitate towards him. He’s very friendly and has many female friends which i’m fine with but an altercation happened with this one “friend” who has feelings for him and made it public she did and he did nothing about it. Also the only people who really know we have something are my friends and his close close friends and brother, he doesn’t post pictures of me or snapchats or anything when we’re together which is odd because he snaps basically his whole life! i’m not really concerned about the being showed on social media but it’s just odd i feel like i’m being hidden away. I just want to know if you think i should move on and forget him or try and work things out.
21. August 2016
I think you should have a conversation about it. If you’re not in a relationship, you shouldn’t be moved by what he does on his social media. Don’t commit to a guy who hasn’t committed to you girl.
Oloni
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