I am 21(F), he is 24(M), we've been dating for 6 months, in a relationship for 4 months. Long story short, we met on an online dating site that both me and my friend use. We had deactivated our profiles ages ago, but my friend, who still uses the site, recently came across his newly reactivated profile. I made a throwaway profile and have been looking at his profile, and he has been logging in on a regular basis. I am planning on confronting him about it tomorrow.

Is this enough to break up with him over? People don't use online dating sites to make friends. For me, it shows intent to cheat (regardless of whether or not he has, although the fact that the intent is there opens up the possibility that he has). I am distraught, as I care about him deeply, but I don't want to let myself be walked over, which I have a tendency to do.
user
found BF's newly reactivated dating profile, which he has been using on a regular
assistant
I am 21(F), he is 24(M), we've been dating for 6 months, in a relationship for 4 months. Long story short, we met on an online dating site that both me and my friend use. We had deactivated our profiles ages ago, but my friend, who still uses the site, recently came across his newly reactivated profile. I made a throwaway profile and have been looking at his profile, and he has been logging in on a regular basis. I am planning on confronting him about it tomorrow.

Is this enough to break up with him over? People don't use online dating sites to make friends. For me, it shows intent to cheat (regardless of whether or not he has, although the fact that the intent is there opens up the possibility that he has). I am distraught, as I care about him deeply, but I don't want to let myself be walked over, which I have a tendency to do.
user
BF is being regularly logged in on a dating site, I don't know how
assistant