I am betrayed.. he lied and cheated but I still love him

I have an online boyfriend..we talked for six months seems that his serious bout our relationship,his very kind and his planning to come here and meet me in person just saving money for the travel,but then recently I foundout he has a gf in real life,the girl visited him to his place together with the family..i feel so bad and down when I knew it but his super denying it he never said its me on the pic..I asked him why he said his afraid to lose me in his life he said he just love me so much.. He still want to meet me And work out things I love him so much I forgave him But is it the right thing to do???? Should I meet him? His still confuse I guess

Online dating is weird under the best of circumstances, especially if you've never met the person before. For many of us, it feels not real. (And you *don't* have to deal with a lot of the problems in a RL relationship, like them smelling weird or not doing the dishes.) IT's hard, but I'd suggest breaking it off. It wouldn't surprise me if, to some extent, what he fell in love with was less you, but more the fantasy of you. (Which may explain why he justified having a real life girlfriend.)

" like them smelling weird or not doing the dishes." :-D ********** RedGirl, Married or taken men, aka cheating basst'ds, are rife on dating sites and the like. It's one of the downsides of the ether. So, despite his soft-soaping protests to the contrary, you did quite early on *suspect* he was trying to make you nothing but his secret 'mistress'? Tell me, had your suspicions been proven true back then, rather than only just now - would you have told him to move on and stop wasting your time?

What made you believe that he loved you? How did you find out about his GF? Was there a picture of a girl and he tried to convince was you? Agree with SOULMATE stop wasting your time and close this door permanently. Men learn early that some woman will believe what they want to hear. He fooled you once and once is more than enough.

(...whereas *he's* a 'too tiny for the net' thing...hence keeps slipping out through the gaps.) RedGirl, if for some strange reason you fail to do the right thing by yourself and ditch him, then I suggest you at least refuse to meet him until you get concrete proof he's ended his previous relationship... lest you find yourself dealing with a 'seeing you to come' situation versus the other way around. [rotten tomatoes this way]