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Bad Choices Dear Dr. Tracy, I am a 33-year-old divorced woman with four kids.

I was married for 12 years and have been divorced for approximately three years.

I met my new boyfriend during my divorce.

We hit it off and have been together ever since.

He is a 44-year-old divorced man.

When I met him, he had been divorced for two years.

Well, I met his ex-wife, and she seemed to be an okay person.

What I found out three months into my relationship with him was that he was fooling around with his ex-wife again, who also at this time had a boyfriend of her own.

I figured that since I did not have a committed relationship with him, I had no place to say anything.

The problem is, it continued further into our relationship, up to the point when I found out I was pregnant.

At the same time, I found out that he and his ex-wife planned to go to his family reunion together.

Of course, before all of this, I drove by his house one night and saw her car parked outside his home.

The excuse I got after all of this was that they were considering getting back together.

I thought it was very funny that as soon as she met me, she found interest in him again.

I guess my issue is the fact that I'm now still in this relationship.

I have brought a child into this nonsense, and I hate the fact that he keeps in contact with her.

My boyfriend has taken responsibility for her son from a previous relationship.

His excuse for having so much contact with his ex-wife is because of that boy.

I know this is not true, but I have no real proof otherwise.

I have also dealt with him taking women to hotels, and my gut tells me it was her.

But he promises it was not her.

I have tried to get over all the cheating.

I know that she is very close to his family, and I also know that his family does not like me, because I stand up for myself.

I guess the bottom line is knowing how much contact his ex-wife has with him

and the fact that he knows that I can't stand her.

Am I in a weird relationship with the man that wants to have his cake and eat it too?

Or am I being paranoid and need to just trust him when he says he does not want her?

I have never had so much animosity towards two people in my life.

I do love this man, but I feel like I have put myself back in an unhealthy relationship with a man

that is trying to lie to me.

To be totally honest, now that I have his child, I even hate the fact that he helps her son.

She never has to ask for anything regarding that boy, but I have to constantly remind him when our son needs something.

He does it for the other boy without thinking, but my son is a second thought.

Even when I have said, look at your son, he is in dire need.

I was married to a cheating man and hooked up with another cheating man.

I wonder if it's just my bad choices in men.