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My boyfriend and I have been together for almost two years and have lived together for about seven months. Six years ago, he and his ex-wife divorced after twelve years of marriage. He told me that he didn't want the divorce, but she did because she didn't like how he works a lot (he's a doctor) and he didn't want to have children. She's now re-married (guess who was the best man) and living in Texas (my boyfriend and I live in Massachusetts). Her and her new husband have two children and one on the way (guess who's the godfather). He has two kids of his own (twins) from a relationship after her and before me. Although she and my boyfriend are divorced, I'm uncomfortable because she and my boyfriend are still very good friends.

Here are my reasons:
- When I first started dating him, we admitted to each other that we both have an ex we think we'll always care about (although several months into our relationship he told me that he understands why it never worked out for him and his ex-wife because he never would have met me if it had)
- He says she'll always be a close friend.
- He attended his ex-wife's wedding (this was a few years before I met him, but I'm still uncomfortable by it because who does that?)
- She visits Massachusetts once or twice a year to visit friends, and whenever she's here, she always stops by to see my boyfriend. She even greets him with a kiss!
- I get a vibe that she doesn't like me. She seems condescending towards me. My boyfriend says she's just wary about the age difference, but I feel like she should have no opinion because they're divorced! I did meet her husband (and their kids) and he seems very nice.
- He travels with her when they go overseas for charity work and they stay in the same hotel room! (It happened once since I started dating him, but he told me they'd done it before. We had an argument over it and he said they'd stay in separate hotel rooms from now on, but it still bothers me that he even did it!)

The family I’m about to describe is very dysfunctional. I’d rather not go into the details about how I’m involved because this situation is embarrassing (even online). I already tried typing this, and thought it was confusing, so I’m simplifying it by referring to everyone involved with letters. I’d rather not mention names.

A – ex-boyfriend of H
B – older brother #1
C – older sister
D – older brother #2
E – older brother #3
F – younger sister
G – the mother of A, B, C, D, E, and F
H – ex-girlfriend of A

A began dating H in 2009. In March 2011, H found out she was pregnant, and A assumed he was the father because, at the time, he had no reason to expect otherwise. When they announced the pregnancy to A’s family, B told C in privacy that it’s possible that he may be the father. He admitted that he and H slept together once in January. C told E, F, and G, and they all insisted that B and H do a paternity test. The results came back indicating that B was the father, but the family agreed to keep it a secret because it was not their place, B would never be a good father, and A’s relationship with B and H would be destroyed if he ever found out the truth.

In May, A and H found out H was pregnant with twins. When A told his family the news, they gossiped more and the gossip accidentally reached D in June. They were trying to keep the secret from D because A and D are close, and they didn’t expect him to go along with their secret. When D found out that B was the father, he told A. A confronted H and B, swore off the entire family (except D), and officially ended his relationship with H. The babies (a girl and a boy) were born in September and are now about 2.5 years old.

The newest problem is that the babies are the spitting image of A, even though H claims that the paternity test revealed B is the father. I have doubts about whether B is truly the father for several reasons:

1. H is a pathological liar. What if she’s lying about the test too?