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My boyfriend and I have been dating for approximately seven months, and I have ALWAYS been faithful to him. From the very first night we met, even before entering into a relationship, I knew that he was the man I wanted to be involved with, and I would not do anything to jeopardize what we have. When he first approached me with this evidence, I even volunteered to take a polygraph examination to prove that I was indeed telling him the truth…a polygraph test that I passed with flying colors because I have nothing to hide from him. Unfortunately, despite my telling him hundreds, if not thousands of times that I did not do anything with his cousin, and passing the polygraph test, he still has a hard time believing that I did not cheat on him. Does anyone have any advice they can offer to help us through this difficult time?

Jerrie

I have about 500 friends on facebook, and it's all mostly people I know from high school or from university or work. But I guess I'm still in my teens, and for this generation facebook is pretty important for keeping in contact / uploading photos etc. I'm friends with someone people on facebook who I've only met a few times and likely never will again. It helps you connect with people, I've made some wonderful friends that way. I've had people I've met at parties add me and start talking and you become friends. Of course not everyone wants to be friendly but it's rewarding when you make new friends.