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    Anonymous
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    Dear msfuturedoctor:

    I will read your post attentively when I am back to the computer in about 16 hours. I hope other members reply to you before I am back. For now, according to what you shared, clearly, your mistrust in him is not about who he is-

    – You wrote that he is “kind and caring”, has “been with me every single step of the way through hardship or bad time”, and “he is extremely loyal”.

    anita

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    Anonymous
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    Dear misfuturedoctor:

    You wrote: “we have had arguments. I have found it hard for me to trust him sometimes, and I get jealous and mistrusting very easily…  I don’t know if us separating is better for us both or fighting for each other is better because I cannot see a life without him”-

    – as you become long distant gf-bf, it is very important that there will be no more arguments, no more fighting. Fight for each other, not against each other. When you feel mistrust, suspicion, jealousy, control what you say to him, so to not start an argument. Keep your voice calm, choose your words. It is not fair to punish him for trust issues which he didn’t cause or encourage.

    When you feel suspicion and you get angry, ask yourself: is there a reason, in reality, for my suspicion? If there isn’t, calm yourself. If you are on the phone with him and you feel that anger, excuse yourself and go take a walk or a hot or cold shower, so to calm down. Talk to him later when you are calm.

    It may be a good idea for you to attend psychotherapy so to look into and manage your trust issues. If you want to start here, to look into where that suspicion is coming from, please do.

    anita

     

    #296205
    marrriee
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    Hi Love,

    It sounds like you two have each others’ hearts, which is wonderful. I’m glad you’re aware that you have no reason to doubt him and that this doubt may be a ghost from your past. Now I’m not in your relationship, so I don’t know what the dynamic is like however, I feel like long distance may be good for both of you. If he’s truly your love your relationship will be able to withstand anything and make it stronger, even if it’s long distance. This might also be a good time to do some self-reflection and focus on yourself, your happiness and your needs. If your mistrust for him grows out of control during this time, maybe communicate with him about how you feel and explain to him that it’s not his fault. Look for ways how both of you can solve the issue. I know you’ll be able to see this one through. Let me know if you need any support.

    Marie

    @sorcell_ca

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