Thanks, but it's OK. It's better I figured this out now than later on.
I just don't know how I'm supposed to confront him about this right after the guy he's been cheating on died.
He needs to know what he was doing was wrong, but it seems kind of harsh to do it after something so terrible has happened.
[If Asher knows he's done this before it seems even more important to drive home that it's not okay, but it does make him lose some hope he'll show any remorse in that respect. If he's been repeating it with Oliver it doesn't exactly say much for any apologies he must have had to make before.]
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I just don't know how I'm supposed to confront him about this right after the guy he's been cheating on died.
He needs to know what he was doing was wrong, but it seems kind of harsh to do it after something so terrible has happened.
[If Asher knows he's done this before it seems even more important to drive home that it's not okay, but it does make him lose some hope he'll show any remorse in that respect. If he's been repeating it with Oliver it doesn't exactly say much for any apologies he must have had to make before.]