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kiwiboyParticipant
Thanks Anita, much appreciated.
Also, do you think this classifies as emotional cheating?
kiwiboyParticipantHi again,
I was on the phone with my boyfriend this morning and Steve has come back to the gym. My boyfriend is not initiating conversation with him, but after their workout session, my boyfriend sits and socialises with a group of people from the class afterwards. Steve is usually in this circle.
He does not talk to Steve, but sometimes Steve may ask him questions. My boyfriend is very dry in his responses. We discussed that even if this were to happen, my boyfriend would not talk to him at the gym. My boyfriend is the type of person who respects other people’s feelings, though. So he doesn’t want to raise any flags with others at the gym by not replying to him (which are minimal). It’s mostly a group conversation.
He has cut Steve off everywhere else though (outside the gym, social media, etc.) so the only way they interact directly is maybe for about a few minutes a day after the session.
Am I asking for too much if I ask my boyfriend to completely cut all form of conversation with him? All form of interaction? That is, to not even answer some questions and just ignore his presence?
I just want him completely gone because it triggers me.
Sincerely,
kiwiboy0897
kiwiboyParticipantThat makes sense, thanks again for your time and advice Anita. I highly appreciate it! You truly have helped me gain a greater insight.
Sincerely,
kiwiboy0897
kiwiboyParticipantThanks Anita,
One thing that really bothers me is that people at the gym would ask if they were together. He would always deny it though. He said it’s because they basically did everything there together (this was before they confessed how they felt). It just bothers me and I don’t know how to cope with that. Sometimes my imagination runs wild and wonders what made people think that, as in how was my boyfriend acting? Do you get what I mean?
Sincerely,
kiwiboy0897
kiwiboyParticipantThank you for the insight and advice, Valora. It is my first serious relationship, and I am learning a lot. I do see your point with the ego, that was my mentality (I guess I did want to be the only person who he is attracted to). When I do think about it objectively and try to decrease my personal bias, it does make sense. I think we have both learned a lot from this, too. He does say that loyalty and honesty are the things he values the most, and his actions clearly show that.
Thank you both sincerely for your wisdom and guidance. I would love to continue chatting if you’d like to, as this is granting me lots of insight. If there’s anything else you would like to ask or add, please don’t hesitate to do so 🙂
Sincerely,
kiwiboy0897
kiwiboyParticipantHi anita,
I think there was some confusion. My boyfriend told Steve that he had an attraction to him.
kiwiboyParticipantHi anita,
That does make sense to me. Thank-you. Getting a second perspective really shed new light on everything.
Much thanks,
kiwiboy0897
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