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Can I Trust My Boyfriend?

Ask FreeloveMD | March 27, 2008

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I met my boyfriend 4 years ago, and I am not sure if I can trust him anymore. I am in my late 20’s and he is in his early 30’s. We hit it off. He was everything I was looking for; attractive, charming, sweet, successful, and loving. 3 months into it he changes into a cocky, disrespectful person. Apparently he had another girlfriend. I suffered as the other woman for almost 3 years. I knew what I needed was to leave, but I didn’t. Actually throughout those 3 years, we were on and off.

It is now into the 4th year and he has made some changes. I think and feel like he is only seeing me. When we’re together, we are deeply in love. We laugh, we enjoy each others company, we are so happy together. And I mean literally “together”. He is a very busy guy, so when we’re apart…we do not get along. Because I already have trust issues considering he disrespected and cheated in the past, I would think that he would try his hardest to communicate. Of course, he doesn’t. Some nights he simply doesn’t return my calls. His excuse the next morning is he had a long day and he was tired. I really think that he is not cheating, but I feel like I deserve to be communicated with. Would counseling be worth our time? Is our relationship salvageable? I am deeply in love with him. Please help.

Sounds like he is just using you when he wants to. Yes he likes you, but any commitment seems removed from his mind. You obviously have much deeper and serious feelings about the relationship. Counseling might help. Have a serious conversation with him and find out unemotionally how he views the relationship with you. You are currently making concessions to yourself because you’re afraid of confronting him and losing him. Don’t be. Find out the facts and deal with them. Good luck.

This question was answered by Joe, a love expert and FreeloveMD contributor.

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