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I began seeing a girl the November before last (2014), she recently confessed to me that she was 2 weeks into a relationship with a guy who was a mutual acquaintance. We kissed on our first ‘date’ and kept in regular contact, meeting a few more times. They had a secret relationship and broke up with him a few months back and only recently told her close friends about it. We get on really well but I don’t know whether this merits cutting her off? 13. April 2016

Hey,

It all depends on what you’re comfortable with. Personally, I would lock it off and keep it moving. But that’s because there would be no way I would have ever made it clear that I was okay with such behaviour in the first place and I’d personally find it difficult to trust someone like that. But if you do choose to continue, (everyone’s trust is set up differently) it’s definitely time to set boundaries and ask her where the both of you stand.

 

Ebi


Hi Oloni So my dilemma is pretty weird. Basically there’s a friend of mine – we have a very good friendship as well as a sexual attraction. We’ve been having sex often here and there casually and that’s been fine as there are no feelings attached from both parties and neither of us want a relationship. However, I’ve recently started a journey of faith and I know I shouldn’t be having sex as it is basically a sin. But at the same time, I enjoy having sex with him so I’m not really sure the best way to handle this temptation tbh 9. April 2016

It’s not a weird dilemma at all. There are several people who have this thought and issue every single day. Talking about faith and sexuality has even become a huge topic on a lot of social media platforms as of recent, mostly to do with celibacy. I actually plan to put out a video soon sharing my thoughts.. but back to you dear. Do what feels right!! I’ve usually heard that once people begin to walk in faith/become born again their lifestyle begins to change, the way they walk, they way the talk, the way the dress, the way they smile.. etc. Now, I’m personally all for those who take pride in their sexuality, may it be celibacy or having consensual healthy sex till their knees get numb. So do what FEELS right to you. It’s a known fact that sex outside of wedlock in most religions is a sin, so if you’re trying to practice your faith perhaps this might be something to think about.

Oloni

 


hey, do you think it is possible to be friends with an ex straight after a break up? 9. April 2016

It depends on how it ended..however I think it’s a better decision if you give yourself time to move into different stages of your life before becoming friends.

Oloni


Hey, I just found out that an ex who I rekindled with sexually this year was also sleeping with my friend. He didn’t know that we were friends, and she didn’t know that he was my ex as its a fairly recent friendship and he’s an ex from a while ago. This is purely coincidence but I’m still hurt and feeling betrayed. To make matters worse, my friend was sleeping with another guy as well as my ex and she has caught an STD. She let my ex know , who did not tell me and continued to have a sexual relationship with me (he still has not been tested). It is highly likely that he has caught it and then transmitted it to me. After forcing him to apologise he did and I haven’t spoken to him or the friend since. She says she is “trying to stop sleeping with him” but he acts very forceful? I just don’t know how to deal with the whole situation. I’m scared to even get tested as I’ve never had an STD. The thought of it makes me stress out… 9. April 2016

You need to book an appointment with a sexual health clinic asap my dear. Click HERE to find one close to you. Make these other people the least of your worries. I know it seems scary and I’ve spoken to several people who have been in this position but your body comes first.

Even though I mentioned that your friend and ex need to be the last thing you should think about. Find out what sexual transmitted infection your friend had so you can take the meds as soon as you see a nurse.

I understand you’re hurt and full of unexplainable emotions at this present moment, but what your feeling will go away with TIME.

Oloni

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So I dated a guy, we broke up and long story short I believe I am too good for him, the last time I spoke to him I told him not to talk to be again and I cut him off. It has been months now and I still miss him and find myself unable to move on…What would the right thing be to do at this stage? Would messaging him be stupid? 9. April 2016

You told him not to talk to you again, you also said you believe you’re too good for him… Do you actually believe any of that? Because if that was the case why are you thinking about messaging him? Move on with your life, get busy and you’ll be fine.

Oloni


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