ASK YEE Caller wants some advice on if he should suspect his girl of cheating
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Morning. Everybody is d J Envy, Angela Yee, Charlemagne the
guy we are the breakfast club? Is time for asking? Yee? Hello?
Who's this? Yeah? You're speaking with William? What's it out
of Furthood Texas? What's up? Bro? What's your question for you? Yes?
My question is me and my girl been each other
for two years, and about five months ago she started to,
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you know, not really be too intimate with me. Um,
you know, we haven't done it in bed and about
a month. Um, she's always leaving, you know, suspiciously. So
I don't know if she's cheating on me or not.
And I'm getting very nervous because I really want to
marry this girl. What do I do? So? What are
some other reasons that you think she's cheating? Because your
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mind wouldn't automatically jump to that just because she's not
being as intimate with you. Well, Angelo, I asked her
for her phone, you know, and I've tried to like
check her phone, and she doesn't want to give your phone,
you know. She says we're supposed to trust each other
in a relationship. She hits me with that, you know.
So it's just like I don't know what to do
you know, I don't know if I should marry this
girl because you know, we've been together for two years.
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You know, it's just like, man, I don't know if
this is the one because you know, I feel like
she's cheating. You know, she comes home from work late
to you know, I don't know if I'm crazy or what.
You know, But right, advice, angel help, I'll tell you
this right now. You're not gonna get married, so that
shouldn't be on the table right now. You have to
repair on what's going on in your relationship before you
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even consider that. And so let's take a step by step. A.
You don't want to be with somebody who you have
to ask them for their phone. I always think that's
not a good sign if I'm asking you for your phone,
because now she knows that you don't trust her, and
the fact that you have to feel that way isn't good.
You said, she's coming home late from work. She's giving
you these indications. And then you guys, also aren't intimate,
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So the relationship has changed. You know there's something going on,
you just don't know what it is. Okay, Okay, all right, bro,
Well good luck man, and and and and keep a
sup breast to what's going on? Right all right? Asking
ye five five one on five one. If you need
relationship advice and any type of advice, call ye. Now
it's the Breakfast Club. Good morning morning. Everybody is d
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j Envy Angela, Yee. Charlemagne the guy we all the
Breakfast Club with, in the middle of asking ye, Hello,
who's this? Hello? Hey? What's your question for? Ye? Okay? So, man,
my dude, we've been together for like over five years,
and he was like, in order for him to have
a great night sleep, he will have to you know,
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like like mag so he wanted to have sas like
every night, so they're like some nights whenever I don't
want to, he'll see, like trying to masturbate so you
can have a great night sleep. Do guys do that?
I will say, guys definitely sleep better after they release,
So that's for sure. It feels like for him that's
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how he can really, uh be nice and calm and
get to sleep. Do you have a problem with him masturbating? No,
I don't have a problem living that out, but you know,
like real night. But like Grace, I was just saying, well, girl,
just be glad you don't have the opposite problem, okay,
where you're not having sex at all. You're right, you're right, right,
we never he's only each other, so all right, So
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it doesn't sound like a major thing. He wants to sleep, well,
he just has to get one off. Yeah, you're right,
that's not a problem. That's very normal. By the way.
You know, on Sunday nights, my anxiety kicks in really bad.
It's hard for me to sleep, you know, And I'll
do my meditation and I'll toss in turn and you know, yeah,
that does help relax. You sound sounds like it's not
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an issue. He's at home, he's with you. Yeah, so
just let him masturbate when you don't feel like it.
I guess that, yeah, doesn't it doesn't help you. Yeah,
but some something like when I don't want to do
I get facial. Well, as long as you don't mind that,
you don't know what the stop that, you'll know what
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that is. He's really is. Well, I hope he's having
sex with you because he's enjoyed. He enjoyed it, not
just because you're a sleep that puts you to sleep too.
I mean, like, yeah, put me to sleep, but you
know like you know, we don't do I sep so
facial put you to sleep? No, sacially, don't put me
to sleep. I'm saying like if we don't, if I
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don't want to health sake, and he want to mass
it back, I just tell him, like, you know, just
come on, like just put on my face you all right,
he likes that just the same. Just thankes. You're telling
them watch the eyes, Okay, don't get it in your eye.
Sounds like you don't care about the eyes. All right, Yeah,
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think he got a little kicky this morning. All right,
ask ye eight five A five one on five one
if you need to if you have relationship advice or
you need relationship eight five five one on five one,
if you need really she should advice to any type
of advice, call ye. Now it's the breakfast club. Good morning. Now,
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we got rumors on the way, and I just want
to point out no judgment here. Okay, whatever you do,
that's what y'all do. I'm I'm with it. All right. Well,
let's talk about Azalea Banks. Now, there's some strange things
that have been going on. So if you know her,
please check on her. All right, we'll get into that Next,
it's the Breakfast Club, Good morning,
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Angela Yee
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