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My boyfriend has moved in with his female colleague and is now ghosting me

My boyfriend has moved in with his female colleague
My boyfriend has moved in with his female colleague
I was dating a guy in my area but he got a new job outside the town. Now, he doesn't come home on the weekends or reply my messages.
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Dear Bukky,

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My name is Blessed, a female in my early thirties.

I was dating a guy in my area. Later on, he got a new job outside the town and came home only on weekends because he has a house in my area.

Later on, I barely saw him, he stopped coming on weekends. When I did my findings, I realised he has started dating a female colleague in his new office and even moved in with her there.

When I asked him through our phone conversations, he denied and told me he was staying with some male friends in the area.

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Now, he doesn't call or reply my messages. What should I do?

______________

Dear Blessed,

Long distance relationships are hard, but it's even harder when the partner is not making efforts to keep the relationship going.

If the source of your information is accurate, then he seems to have moved on without you. You might not want to hear this but that's the truth.

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Not only that, but he also doesn't have the courage to break up with you in a mature way and is now ghosting you.

Hanging on to the feelings you have for him might be dangerous if he knows you still have them, so in order not to risk transitioning into a side chick, I will advise you let him go, physically and emotionally.

You deserve better.

__________Do you want to talk about your love life, marriage or family issues?

Do you have burning questions that you would love to get answers to?

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Just send a mail to relationships@pulse.ng and I'll provide the most honest answers to them anonymously.

Note; the chances of getting a quick response reduces if the text in your email has a lot of abbreviations. So, please write as properly as possible.

So, why not send that mail today and let's talk about it?

A problem shared is a problem half-solved!

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