My two girlfriends are looking for me, I don't know how to handle this”, that's the interesting response of the psychologist.

I have sex with two girls, but now I'm making an effort to cope.

My first daughter and I were together three years ago when we both worked in the same coffee. I was 21 and 20 years old.

I have a degree in business and was looking for a long-term job.

She's a beautiful girl and she's looking for a new direction.

We flirted at work and finally found time to go out on a Saturday.

We went skiing on an artificial snowy slope, and we ended up having sex in my car on our way home, both of us still living with our parents.

We made sure that we still met and shared a common room for a year in a friend's apartment.

It was a fun time, we loved each other and we had great sex.

I finally got a perfect job but it's about 200 miles from the city.

My girlfriend can't go with me because she started training as a veterinarian nurse.

We kept in touch for about six months, but I also have a good life with my new job.

I betrayed her several times until she finally broke up with me last year.

I stayed single for a good time but met another girl a few months ago.

She's 27, works in a rival company and is very challenging and very exciting.

Sex with him is wild.

She has been placed at work because of her isolation, since we did not want to live apart.

But now my ex-girlfriend has appeared.

She said she missed me and we started talking sexually.

I'm going to work from time to time and I used the sex opportunity with him through FaceTime. She was as lovely as ever.

She's more domestic than my new girlfriend, but she's more loving.

Sex wasn't that wild, but online looked a little warmer.

She wants us to be together, but I don't know about my girlfriend living with me.

She always wants a lot of sex, and I'm not sure I'll be able to handle it.

Psychologist answers:

I understand your temptation to keep your girlfriends at play, but your problem is not sexual sustainability.

It's very clear that your ex-girlfriend still loves you, but it's cruel if you give her hope that you can be together again while you're actually living with someone else.

Make up your mind. Which dear one of you is appropriate for you?