Dear questioner,
I'm Kelly, and I'm so excited to chat with you!
Let's dive into the exciting world of you and your boyfriend, and your boyfriend's past relationship!
They were together for six years (including three years apart), and have now embarked on a new adventure! The girl is married.
From this description, we can see that their breakup was sensible. The girl is already married, which is great because it means she's already living her best life! Perhaps many people gradually realize when they are in a relationship that the other person may not be the right person for them, and that's okay!
Love is different from marriage. Marriage is a wonderful thing! It requires a lifetime of commitment, from passion to affection, from responsibility to commitment, from obligation to partnership, from raising children together, etc.
So after three years apart, they both started new relationships!
Your boyfriend has you, his ex-girlfriend has her lover, and maybe even a child. This relationship will slowly fade with time, but it's exciting to see what the future holds for you and your boyfriend!
He said it was a love that would be forever etched in his heart, and that it would take time to fade away. He said he was excited for her future and that he would wish her nothing but happiness!
From this, we can see that her boyfriend is a sentimental person who will communicate with you honestly. He's not one to say sweet nothings to make you happy — he'll tell you exactly what he's thinking!
On the contrary, he was really honest about how bad the other person was and how he hated the other person. Instead, he saw the narrow-mindedness of his boyfriend. From these few words, I can see that your boyfriend
1: Be open and honest about your past! Don't be hypocritical or deny the relationship.
2: If he were a heartless person, perhaps you wouldn't have loved him — and that's a good thing!
3: A person who knows how to cherish and fulfill others is a tolerant person—and a wonderful person to be around!
4: You made him feel safe and willing to speak the truth. A gentleman is open and honest, and you gave him the courage to speak his mind!
He was the first boy I liked, and it was a totally new experience for me. I couldn't believe it! Every time I think about it, it makes me feel so happy and excited.
A love that is etched in your memory. You do your best to like someone for the rest of your life, right? This is his white-moonlight love, right?
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As a woman, I totally get where you're coming from! When you're in love, you're selfish, and that's a good thing! When I was young, I also had the same confusion. My husband and his college classmate were in a relationship for four years, and they broke up after graduation. The other person was also his first love.
When we first started dating, I was head over heels, and my husband was very honest with me about it. I was a little jealous, and I told him so.
My husband and I made the decision together that we were not suited for marriage. We parted on good terms and wished each other the best!
We've been married for more than 20 years now, and it's been an incredible journey! We've grown closer and learned so much about each other. We've also had the privilege of raising our children together and building our lives and home together.
My husband loves his daughter very much. Even though there have been some challenges in our marriage, we've managed to navigate them and come out stronger on the other side. The previous relationship hasn't affected our lives in any negative way.
So if you have the chance, you should definitely talk honestly with your boyfriend! The best way to communicate is to be honest with each other, so that he can also understand more about your true feelings.
I'm excited to see what the future holds! I'm ready to move on from this and not let it hold us back. I'm ready to let go and see what's next. I'm even more in love with him now!
Some things we remember will slowly fade with time, while a new life will also add many fun memories. And the best part is that if you continue to love each other, there will be five or six years, ten or six years, and these memories will belong to the two of you and be the most precious things in the world!
When we were young, we felt that our parents were the most important people in the world, and we never wanted to be separated from them for the rest of our lives.
As we grow older, we get to leave home, go to school, go to work, fall in love, get married, and gradually grow further and further away from our parents.
This is what we discovered when we grew up: everything changes slowly—and it's a wonderful thing!
On the other hand, if your boyfriend is keeping secrets from you and you don't know his past, and you are honest with him, which one do you prefer?
He chose you! He knows better than anyone who he loves and who he wants to walk with in the future. He knows he's the right person for you!
1: Communicate with each other more openly!
2: Go ahead and feel that jealousy!
3: Appreciate his integrity!
4: Give yourself some time to slowly appreciate him!
5: There's absolutely no need to rush to find answers! Just enjoy the relationship!
6: Everyone has a past, and that's a great thing! Respect others and trust yourself.
7: Read more to learn about other people, and who knows—time might just give us all the answers we're looking for!
8: Absolutely enjoy the relationship while also enriching yourself, learning more, and exploring yourself!
We can't wait to keep chatting with you!
Happy birthday!
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Comments
It sounds like a bittersweet story. Love that deep and longlasting leaves marks on your heart, and it's okay to feel sad about what could have been. But maybe it's important to focus on the happiness we wish for them, just as he did. It's part of growing up and learning to let go when it's meant to be.
This kind of love, one that lingers in your heart, can shape who you are. It's natural to fear that you'll carry these feelings with you, but perhaps this experience is teaching you about the depth of human emotion and resilience. Maybe it's not about moving on, but about finding peace within the memories and learning to cherish them without pain.
Feeling this strongly shows how much you're capable of loving. It's a powerful thing, and while it's hard now, it might help to channel those emotions into something positive for yourself. Letting go doesn't mean forgetting; it means making space for new beginnings and understanding that some loves are meant for certain times in our lives.