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It may simply be convenience of location. Simply remember that they aren't together, you are together. Ex-girlfriends/boyfriends are ex's for a very good reason.
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I talk to my former girlfriends too. That doesn't mean I have any kind of intention to cheat on my current girlfriend or be unfaithful in any way. It's entirely possible to be friends with an ex after you've broken up.
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Lucas already gave a great answer all I have to add is that if you're boyfriend has been faitful and you have no reason to not trust him. . .don't worry about this. If you don't trust him, that's another story entirely. Then you should be concerned. If he's not trustworthy and a cheater, then whether she lives next door to him or 10 miles away isn't going matter. . .he will still be a cheater. Don't get worked up over nothing if you trust him though. Paranoia is never good for a relationship. Hope this helps :)
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not too much to be concerned about with him if he has been loyal to you but if you have any concerns about the ex they should be: what kind of person is his ex-girtlfriend and is she respectable to you? these will determine how many encounters or "bumps in the road" you will have with her.
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All other answers aside, you being worried is what will break you 2 up. the reason you may be nervous is because you know what you would do in that situation and don't want him to do it to you. you're not ready for an adult relationship yet...
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If he wanted to do it, he already would have. Unless he is never not around you for more than 15 minutes where this was the only case he could get away long enough to cheat on you with her. Although it may be more convenient now, doesn't make it any more or less likely in my opinion.
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I disagree with all answers previously posted. Ex-girlfriends very often are manipulative little b****es who will take the initiative and find a way to screw up your relationship because she is jealous or psychotic. I trusted my guy entirely only to find out that she would get him nice and drunk ("free shots, buddy") and then take full advantage of the situation. I would simply say, keep a close eye on his behavior and check his cell phone because I don't care how close they live to each other, she'll still have the nerve to call him.
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i know i would be concerned. In a previous relationship i would have had zero trust and i would have freaked out. these days i have a solid relationship and it wouldnt bother me unless i saw definite signs of some foul play. Take it easy, dont fret about it, but dont just forget about it either.
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She may have something planned, but if you trust your boyfriend, don't worry about it. I still talk to my ex and my boyfriend still talks to his.
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I would tell him how you feel... are you concerned? I think it's an unnatural attachment that needs to be broken. While he can't tell her she "can't" move in there, maybe him knowing that it bothers you will help him to nudge her away. If he isn't talking to her than moving in next door won't be as inviting. Good luck!
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Depends. If she has a new boyfriend, probably not too concerned. I don't think I'd be very happy about it if it were me but it would really depend on what kind of person she is.
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