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Stokker

ditto on what miley said. you are smokin hot

Rennard

I'm just wondering if maybe you're trying to "even the scale" of wrongs you've each done the other. You know, by latching onto this admittedly bad act you can in effect cancel out what you did to him in the relational reservoir of who-did-what-to-whom, and who's-the-better-person. If so that's foolish: forgiveness is either whole and complete or it isn't at all. If your boyfriend has forgiven you for cheating, you have to be big enough to accept that, and live with whatever guilt you feel about hurting him. And now he has something to feel bad about too, and you have to decide if you'll forgive him. The two transgressions aren't related except for the fact that they invovle the two of you. His straying doesn't make yours any less bad, nor does yours make his any less bad. But obviously if you compare the two, your deliberate act was more hurtful than his bad judgement.

Annoyer

I also agree with FitChick's statement on emotional connection, but again I'll point out how much more easily women will reject a guy for the most asinine of reasons, thus the guy at age 25 and up who's still a virgin will have the deck stacked against him as he ages.