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first, you've been with this guy for 4 years, so something is working. Yes, it's worth patching up. Definately do a lot of premarital counseling before getting married. Don't skip this step, you will regret skipping it. You are hurt as if it just happened, because it just happened to your heart. It's probably something in his past that he's regretting and completely wishing you never knew. I think I'd prefer it was only physical, it's just sex and that's it. If he had been in an emotional relationship, that would be much more difficult.

As far as telling her bf, leave that one alone. If he asks you, then tell him honestly. Let's say for example, you are all at the same party. You just happened to be chatting with her bf. You'll talk about lots of things and not bring up this topic. But, if it comes up, you can talk about it. Otherwise, leave it alone. I think you are just trying to hurt her the way you are hurting, and that won't benefit anyone.  She needs to tell him, but she needs to do that in her time, not in hers. She should have told him a year ago when this happened. But, if she had done that, her relationship with him probably would have been over. The same is true that your bf should have told you, but he didn't because then your relationship would be over, and everyone would be hurt. They were stupid. Hopefully, everyone learned something.

Just be 100% sure, through counseling, that this is the right relationship before you say "I do"

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The person who told you was a friend and she told you out of pure concern for you. I hate to question your motives but I find it hard to believe your reasons for wanting to tell him are just as pure. Be honest, does the fact that him finding out would cause problems for and hurt HER too not factor into this, even the slightest, tiniest little bit? It's okay if it does, I don't know you but I know it's only natural to feel some bitterness towards "the other woman" - you're only human. But you're never going to move on and work things out with your boyfriend if you keep hanging on to what happened by getting involved in her relationship too.



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I would tell that girls BF. Thats just me. That girl made it your business when she started sleeping with your boyfriend. She should be exposed.
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