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My boyfriend keeps asking me to move in with him but I won’t because of my son
DEAR DEIDRE: MY boyfriend keeps asking me to move in with him but I’m reluctant because he won’t have anything to do with my son.
I’m a 51-year-old divorced woman and my daughter has moved out, but my 17-year-old lad still lives at home.
After I divorced his dad, we moved to a tiny cottage.
It isn’t anything to boast about but it’s our home and we both love it here.
Two years ago, I met a wealthy man, who is 54.
He now says that if I want to continue a relationship I should move in to his huge home.
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But he thinks my son is old enough to stay in our cottage.
There is no way I want to leave my son on his own but my boyfriend doesn’t seem keen to let him move in.
I spend more nights at his house as he says my place is too small.
I feel I’m neglecting my home and son – but my partner gets annoyed when I go home.
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DEIDRE SAYS: Your boyfriend is only interested in what he wants and isn’t taking you into consideration.
He’s very unlikely to change.
Your independence has been hard-won, so don’t be too quick to give it up.
If he won’t meet you halfway, you may be better off walking away.
My support pack Looking After Your Relationship will help you.
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My boyfriend keeps sneaking out at night and refuses to explain – am I worrying too much?
DEAR DEIDRE: MY boyfriend keeps doing a disappearing act in the middle of the night but refuses to explain.
I moved in with him a year ago but over the past couple of months he is always trying to sneak off in the dead of night.
Sometimes he’s gone for ten minutes, other times it’s more like a couple of hours.
We’re both 28.
He won’t say where he’s going, just that he’ll be back soon.
We had a big argument about it and he said he doesn’t have to answer to anyone. Am I reading too much into it and worrying about nothing?
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DEIDRE SAYS: There are lots of explanations for his midnight activity – he could be involved in drugs, another woman, or even stealing.
But one thing is for sure – it isn’t legitimate, or he wouldn’t hide it.
Tell him that you cannot stay in a relationship without honesty and if he has a problem you are ready to help.
But if he continues behaving like this, it’s over.
The thought of being with my stepson who is next door keeps me up at night
DEAR DEIDRE: I SPEND all night tossing and turning, my head full of lustful thoughts about my stepson who is asleep in the next room.
I’m not sure I’ll be able to resist joining him in his bed for much longer after he confided he would like to be the man to make me happy again.
All I can think about is us having sex and waking up next to him.
I think I’m falling for him and I think he is falling for me too.
So far, all we have done is kiss, but it won’t stay that way for long.
I’m 45 and my partner of six years cheated on me with one of his employees.
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He’s 56 and when I found out he moved out to be with her.
I was devastated, and although it was awkward to begin with, his son, who had just moved in with us, was a huge support.
He was so thoughtful and told me that his dad was a fool for leaving me.
Whenever he found me moping around, he would say that I was beautiful and could easily find another man but I dismissed it as flattery.
Things only shifted when I saw him kissing another woman outside my house. I felt a sudden stab of jealousy.
I was so confused by my reaction and did my best to withdraw from him.
He detected a change in me and asked if I wanted him to move out.
I admitted to feeling envious, which is when he told me he really liked me.
He’s 39 and we both want a relationship but neither of us want to upset anyone in his family. He’s not particularly close to his father but he is to his mum.
We both want to go travelling and love the same football team.
I have a grown-up daughter and my stepson doesn’t want any children.
Is it illegal to have a relationship with your stepson?
I’m not sure we’re capable of stopping.
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DEIDRE SAYS: It does sound like you have a natural affinity and certainly have plenty in common.
If he has never lived with you (with you caring for him as a step-parent while he was under 18), a relationship isn’t illegal, but you have to be realistic.
The family could be up in arms and his mother, whose approval he will want, might be utterly horrified.
Think very carefully – could your love withstand the pressures and compensate for what you both stand to lose?
If you decide to go ahead, be honest and open.
Talk to the family and explain how you both feel.
Ask yourself how you would feel if your daughter were to date an ex, to appreciate his perspective.
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