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anonymousgirl1

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  1. I think I'll ask him tonight, but I really don't want to pry too much, because I've been very jealous and prying in the past about this same thing, and I know he's getting frustrated with me over it. The tables can't be reversed, because in my case he really is the only person I've ever been with. Funny thing is, he doesn't know this. He thinks I had one not very serious fling summer boyfriend several years back, but that was something I told him long ago, long before we started dating, because I was embarrassed for some silly reason.
  2. My boyfriend of over six months recently asked me how I would feel if him and his ex-girlfriend tried being friends again. Their relationship, an on and off troubled one for two years, has always caused intense jealousy in me. I told him that I would be very uncomfortable with it, but soon afterwards said that I wanted him to do it, if it would make him happy. I know this is the attitude I should take; I don't want to accidentally drive him back towards his ex by protesting too much and alienating him, but I am far too jealous to be able to deal with this constructively as is. I need tips, advice, anything, please. I am mainly worried because I feel like he's been initiating this with her and I don't know why. He is still extremely resentful towards her for some things, he broke up with her seven months ago after he cheated, they haven't been very good friends since they broke up at all, just having the occasional phone call. I don't understand why he called her a few days ago and I don't know who brought up the idea and the whole thing makes me queasy. I trust him, and love him very much, and he's told me, honestly, that there is no way that he's ever getting back together with her. He's told me more than once that he loves me more than he ever loved her. At the same time that I know all this, I feel uneasy with the fact that she is single, and hasn't had a serious boyfriend since they broke up. I'm worried that if they start being friends again, talking or even hanging out alone (I don't even want to think about it...I don't understand why I'm so jealous) that they'll reminisce about past experiences, the good times, and fall in love again. I know this is irrational...but I need help overcoming these feelings.
  3. My boyfriend of six months has had many, many exes from fairly serious relationships. His last girlfriend, let's call her Justine, is two grades younger than us in school, and they were together for "two years" (in reality they broke up about six times, their longest relationship continuously being five months) before he cheated on her. He broke up with her after he cheated. In one of the two month "breaks" him and justine took while they were dating, we developed romantic connections. I've had feelings towards him ever since, and he's admitted that while they were dating he had a crush on me and suppressed it. This is one statement that makes me worry - would he tell ME if he developed a crush on another girl? A month after he broke up with Justine, we started dating. Because he's cheated twice in the past before we started dating (though with relationships with girls he said he never loved as much as he loved me), I worry about this kind of thing. I worry about him developing feelings for Justine, and something happening, in particular. Now I realize that I'm very insecure about his love for me (it fluctuates) and I feel threatened by certain girls, namely Justine. Since we started school again in September, my jealousy over Justine has flared up. Everything he does for her, I want him to do for me. For example: 1. He had forgotten her birthday this year (though at the time they weren't really talking much), and they were joking around and he said he'd bring her a gift if she gave him five dollars. He ended up putting cheeseits in an envelope and writing her a short note. I was stupidly jealous about this, and huffed around. Because of a disagreement from which he decided that we shouldn't exchange gifts for a while, I was hurt when I found out that he had done something nice fo rher, and wanted a gift too, even if it was just cheeseits in an envelope. 2. He lives long distance when he stays with his dad, and my phone bill doesn't charge for calls to him, whereas if he calls me its extremely expensive, so most of the time I have to call him. He rarely calls me except to call me back. So whenever I find out that he has called Justine to talk but not called me (especially if I try to call him while he's on the phone with her and realize they've been talking for half an hour) I get nauseatingly jealous. He says this only happens "once every two months, usually", and him and I talk every night, and thats why the charge doesn't matter with her. 3. Small things like this, mostly. Today, for example, he found out that she had been in the hospital for a small scale operation to remove her appendix. He called her and rode his bike to her house. I have been begging for him to call me or come see me (we haven't had time alone in almost a month), and I felt hurt that she got to see him and talk to him while he was "home" (custody nightmare, he lives with his dad most of the time) and I didn't. I feel like a jerk because while I'm sympathetic for Justine's condition, I'm STILL jealous. All in all, I get a sick feeling in the pit of my stomach when I see them together. If he walks her to class when he can't find me (a very rare occasion), I feel hurt and end up moping. He isn't the type of guy, usually, that is just friends with a girl - but this might just be how I feel. He says he doesn't even love her as a friend anymore, and barely cares about her, so I don't understand why he puts what I view as so much effort into maintaining their contact. I hate being jealous, I need advice on how to quell these feelings and trust him, or at least how to deal with the feelings constructively.
  4. Telling him the truth isn't an option until several months or even years after he's broken up with me. At this point, for the following 100% practical reasons (let alone emotional reasons) I cannot tell him: 1. It will get back to my parents 2. Something terrible could then potentially happen with the police (Im pretty sure filing a false police report is illegal) 3. I am not sure yet what my boyfriend is capable of, if TRULY given a reason (he was upset enough when he simply thought I had been taken advantage of). I don't think he would hit me, but I can never be sure, seeing as how bad this is. 4. I will have to go to therapy
  5. There is no way I can ever tell my boyfriend this. This is about the worst thing I've done in my entire life, and I need to get it out somehow. This is really the only option I have, since I'm not religious and I don't trust anyone I know with a secret this monumental. [i'm done here. 159 views is enough for me]
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