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" My boyfriend&amp;#039;s best friend is a girl he cheated on an ex with. They chat online, text, and talk on the phone &amp;amp;#151; even while I&amp;#039;m present. She has a boyfriend, and she&amp;#039;s never done anything blatantly wrong, but my intuition tells me that she wants to be more than friends. He tells me I&amp;#039;m being narrow-minded. Should I be worried? Worried, no. Cautious, yes. How cautious depends in part on the circumstances of the hookup. Was he on the outs with girlfriend at the time? Did they do it more than once? If it was just a one-time screwup during a bad relationship, that should put your mind somewhat at ease.  Still, there is a history there. Cheaters are sort of like alcoholics &amp;amp;#151; they can walk the straight and narrow, but it&amp;#039;s not good for them to be around temptation all the time. And while I don&amp;#039;t know his friend&amp;#039;s motives, I do know this: Never question a woman&amp;#039;s intuition about another woman. So you may be on to something.  Confronting the friend is out of the question, but you can tell your boyfriend that you&amp;#039;re uncomfortable &amp;amp;#151; it&amp;#039;s a great no-blame word &amp;amp;#151; with their relationship. Hastily add that you fully trust him, and let him know that you&amp;#039;d feel a lot more comfortable if you knew the friend a little better. Suggest a double date, then see for yourself if you notice anything suspicious. If you do, bring it up afterward. If you don&amp;#039;t, let your guard down just a little, and go from there. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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