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My fiance and I recently have announced our engagement....and since then we both have been getting emails and phone calls...etc...from past people we have dated/had relationships with. I've had a few people even say that if it doesn't end up working out between us to give them a call....I find this weird...and wonder if my fiance is feilding offers like this too. It is just odd to me that hearing about an ex finding happiness would seem to encourage some people to try to get in there and confuse things...although I know that if something is strong and you really mean it no one can get in the middle....and that those past relationships did not work for a reason....sheesh. I trust him and believe in myself....and I told him although I know it is happening...I would rather not hear about it. And I would rather not tell him who calls or mails and everything they say...it doesn't matter to me....and why make him anxious? I guess what I am asking is, is this some kind of test? Is this why people announce engagements? Is he correct when he says he wants to let me know who mails or calls him, that he wants to be open? Or can I spare myself knowing...and visa versa and just know that we have chosen each other and no one else matters? I feel like he was just trying to see if I would become jealous if he told me....and I don't really feel like telling him who has contacted me...because it doesn't matter. Any thoughts?

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Hello Fnlyfrei,

 

I don't think that it should matter what others may be trying to do...

 

You'd think that simple congratulations would be about all someone would say.

 

I personally, would just try and overlook the left-handed stuff.

 

Soon you will be married, and these folks will just have to get used to it.

 

Good luck, congratulations and best wishes for the future.

 

Jeffrey

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Exactly. I know he has dated many women, he is very attractive...but no...I just don't care to know. I guess the need for constant ego bolstering could be a reddish flag. Or perhaps I am overly sensitive. Could be both.

 

Nope,

Don't thing your being overly sensitive. All you should have to say is "Id rather not hear about it", and he should be understanding. Thats nice he wants to be "open" with you, but really I think it might have to do with a little something else.- as you mentioned

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fnlyfrei I think you are taking a sensible approach.

 

I agree that exes thinking it's appropriate or funny are showing poor form, but that it should also be largely irrelevant to your plans together from here on.

 

It doesn't seem particularly constructive to me to share all this stuff - no need to create nerves or worries where there are none. I think the situation changes if there were any concerns about particular exes, but if we are talking about anonymous people from each of your pasts, may as well just leave them there.

 

Congratulations by the way!

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