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"So you told your boyfriend you were waffling and it shook him up. Chalk it up to a learning experience (no more oversharing!), and make sure you've apologized. If you truly want to be with him (you're not simply afraid of being alone or you feel guilty for jerking him around), let him be angry and give him time. Your patience and understanding will show him you're here to stay. Try: \\\"I'm so sorry for what I put you through. You're the only person I want to be with, and I'm thankful for you every day.\\\" Then tell him what you love about him; be specific about his attributes\u2014emotional, mental, physical. And make it abundantly clear that you don't believe you're settling. Showing him sexually that you're all-in will help, too; actions speak louder than words, particularly if his ego is bruised. And cut ties with the other guy. You owe it to your boyfriend\u2014and yourself\u2014to stay away from temptation. One caveat: Don't make this state of supplication permanent. You have to give the guy a few months to come around, but avoid a situation in which you are constantly groveling. At some point, he has to accept what happened and move forward so you can, too."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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