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Dear Stephen Shirley, I'm in my mid-30s, and I got divorced a year ago, and I was getting over my ex-husband, and I had started dating someone new.

I got the house and the divorce, and my ex did not have a problem with that, until he found out I was dating a man that's way more handsome and put together than he's ever been. He got jealous and started texting me things about the man being over to

my house all night and he said it wasn't a good look. I blocked his cell number and I blocked

him on social media, but our mutual friends kept him in the loop about every little

thing I did with the new guy. It got messy, but I was only focused only on this new guy

and losing weight because he is so fine. One of my girls popped by one evening, and my new

man was painting the kitchen with his shirt off. She went and spread that bit of tea and then my ex-husband started riding by my house. He sent a message to me through my sister saying we need to talk about selling the house. This is my house. So I knew that was alive. I thought avoiding him would make him go on with his life, but it only made him try harder to get to me.

When I got home Thursday, his car was parked out front, and my front door was opened.

I called my sister to tell her that he was there, and she encouraged me to go inside and talk to him. I found him sitting on the

couch crying. He pulled me close to him and he apologized for cheating and said he can't stand to

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