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Tv Pg 5 10-19.Pdf The Goodland Star-News / Tuesday, October 19, 2004 5 abigail When I finally did meet and date has known for years that you’re in DEAR ABBY: I am employed by DEAR UNSURE: Your student’s Girl on the side someone, Mitch got into an uproar love with him. He also told you not a national company to tutor high welfare IS your business. It’s re- van buren about it and said he didn’t like the to wait for him. If Mitch loved you, school students, one-on-one. For freshing to know that someone is guy. I ended the relationship to do you really think he’d be living various reasons, I suspect that one debating the “ethical” thing to do tired of waiting please him. with someone else and telling you of my students — with whom I meet these days. If media reports are ac- •dear abby So here I sit, committed to some- to move on? I don’t. every one or two weeks — may be curate, they lead us to believe that for her man one who can’t do the same for me, Now let’s look at what Mitch has smoking pot. ethics have gone the way of the di- DEAR ABBY: “Mitch” and I wanted to be with him — something and feeling confused and lonely. I been getting: He has someone who From a professional perspective, nosaur. have been best-friends-with-ben- more than just his girl on the side. believe I am in love with Mitch. We has continued to sleep with him in I feel this is none of my business. Before approaching your efits for nine years. He has a live-in He said he already knew it, but had still have a sexual relationship. I spite of the fact that he lives with From a personal perspective, and as student’s parent, talk to the boy girlfriend, “Edna,” and they have an been waiting for me to say it. He have tried to cool things down, but someone else and fathered a child a parent myself, I am agonizing about your concerns. 11-month-old son together. The two said he felt the same way, but he when I see Mitch, I just melt. Do with her. On top of that, you’re a free over whether I should bring my sus- His problem may be something of them are always fighting and wasn’t ready to go from one rela- you think he means what he says, or baby sitter and peacemaker. picions to the attention of his par- other than pot. At least give him a yelling, and I’m always the peace- tionship to another. is he just telling me what I want to Enough about what he’s getting. All ent. If I were his parent, I would cer- chance to explain. However, if your maker. I helped in raising their child When I first told him how I felt, hear for what he can get? — MIS- you’re getting is heartache. tainly want to know. Then again, my suspicions persist, by all means tell so often that the boy called me Mom he told me not to wait for him. He ERABLE IN CONNECTICUT I’ll give Mitch high marks for suspicions could be wrong. What is his parent what you have told me. before he said it to Edna. said if I did find someone, I DEAR MIZ: Let’s review what salesmanship. But you shouldn’t the ethical thing to do? — UN- You’ll be doing both of them a fa- Two years ago, I told Mitch I shouldn’t hold back because of him. Mitch has been saying: He said he “buy” everything he sells you. SURE IN CONCORD, CALIF. vor. 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