How to Deal With Cheaters/Confused

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Hi there, so I have an issue which bothers me a lot concerning my boyfriend. We are both (in my opinion) very young to have a serious relationship. I am 19 and he is 20. We have been together for 2 years and been living together for about 6 months. I love him and I know he loves me and wants to spend his life with me. Don't get me wrong I do too, but for the 2 years I have been with him the sex wasn't what I would call satisfying (I have never had an orgasm with him). He is the only person I had sex with and recently I started wondering if maybe I want to experiment more with other guys. There is one in particular whom I like. I am tempted to cheat on my boyfriend with him but I don't want to break up with him. I need advice regarding this considering the fact that I don't really think I can ask for an open relationship due to the fact that we are living together. Please help me.

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Hi Ana.

Maybe you should experiment with your boyfriend first.  There are all kinds of different positions and methods you could use during sex that may have better results.  Sometimes though, people happen to be the wrong "fit" for each other.  If you love him, don't ruin that by cheating on him.

If you experiment and still are unsatisfied, maybe you guys can try swinging.  This is a good way to spice things up.

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Kate Rosling

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Cheating on or being cheated on is a touchy subject. With the right information about your dilemma, I can tell you how to find out if you are being cheated on, or how to get a confession out of your partner. If you want to cheat on your partner, I can try and give ideas on how to keep it secret. I can also answer questions on the emotional effects of cheating, guilt trips, etc.

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I have been cheated on, so I know the emotions that it can entail.

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I have a B.A in Psychology from John Hopkins University.

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