Should I leave??

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I love my boyfriend. He looks after my son like he's his, he's done a lot for us in 6 months. However, he continues time and time again to text other females. I don't think he wants to be with them, but I do think he wants to have sex with them. He'll EVENTUALLY admit and apologize but does it again. Also, he has a porn addiction. He'll be laying in the bed next to me with his phone sound off and I'll find out later that he was watching it based off our Google history. Any advice?? Please I really want this to work but feeling like it's not gonna go anywhere..
Let me edit to add: he has anger issues Aswell. When first confronted, he'll snap on me and try to flip it on me somehow by accusing me of stuff I'm not doing and he knows I'm not. My phone has no password and I work and go home. He drives me to and from work so he's well aware I don't go anywhere.

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Taking to other females would be a deal breaker, especially if it’s happening more than once, I would leave.

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Yes you should leave.Doesn't seem healthy relationship,sorry

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He’s cheating though.  Time to move on. He wants you and 20 other woman. Give yourself the respect and dump him. He’s in his way to disappointing you big time

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Breakup now before it's too late. Leaving him may trigger him to seek help. Staying is enabling him. 🖤

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You already know the answer here. You have kids. Is this the relationship you want them to think they should strive for? do better.

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He’s spent 6 months cheating on you, lashing out, and ignoring your boundaries. There is nothing to save here. Find better for yourself and your child.

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He doesn’t respect your boundaries, therefore it tells you that he does not care about your feelings. 
And he lashes out at you, and turn things on you, instead of taking accountability for his actions, like a mature, responsible adult would. 
If you decide to stay with him, you’ll be wasting time. And potentially putting yourself, and your child in harms way. 
If you decide to leave, you’ll be making a good decision for you and your child. Even if it doesn’t seem like it right now. 
He can be absolutely great right now, but that’s what usually happens in the beginning stages of being with an abusive person. They make you fall for them, rely on them, depend on them, trust them with your life, and have you believe they are worth it all. And then all of that changes.
You deserve more than to be constantly disrespected by him.

Should I leave??

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