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Should you trust him, given his close relationship with another woman? How should you proceed?

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Should you trust him, given his close relationship with another woman? How should you proceed? By Anonymous | Published on December 18, 2024

My boyfriend has an especially good girlfriend-goes-out-with-friends-am-i-in-a-one-way-relationship-4196.html" target="_blank">relationship with a girl. Our relationship is also excellent when we are not together, and it remains so when we are together; he is extremely caring towards her. Both the girl and I are in the same group. I don't know how to ask him or what to say. I cherish this relationship deeply. It seems that my boyfriend doesn't consider such things important. What should I do? In fact, I think I should trust him, as there is nothing serious. What do you think?

Rosalind Perez Rosalind Perez A total of 7724 people have been helped

Good day. I am Strawberry.

In light of the aforementioned confessions and troubles, the questioner revealed that when her boyfriend is not with her, he is very close to a member of the opposite sex. However, if the two are very close but maintain a sense of distance and boundaries, there is no cause for concern regarding this kind of relationship. This is because if they desire to be together, there should be no opportunity for the questioner.

As the text does not indicate how the questioner's boyfriend demonstrates his affection for his female friend, it is not possible to ascertain whether his actions have crossed a moral boundary. Consequently, any analysis of this situation may be flawed.

At the time the group was formed, the questioner was in the company of this girl, which means that the questioner also had more contact with this girl. What is the source of the current distress? Did the girl display any behavior that caused the questioner to feel a sense of crisis?

In the case of the aforementioned girl, the questioner's boyfriend is intimately acquainted with her and their relationship is considerably more profound. It can be postulated that his concern may be akin to that of a family member, which is distinct from the concern associated with romantic attachment.

Given that my boyfriend does not consider this kind of relationship to be important, I am unsure of the best course of action.

1. It is recommended that communication be increased.

The questioner cares, but is uncertain of the appropriate course of action, as she is unable to ascertain the status of her relationship with this girl in her boyfriend's eyes.

It would be beneficial to communicate more with your boyfriend and pay attention to how he expresses himself about this friend of the opposite sex and the thoughts he has. If he treats him like a sister, it can be concluded that your relationship is akin to that between a sister-in-law and a sister-in-law, and there is no need to be troubled by this kind of relationship.

During communication, it is crucial to observe and analyze the expressions and tones of voice utilized by the boyfriend when discussing the aforementioned girl. This approach can facilitate the identification of any potential unusual sentiments he may harbor towards this friend.

2. It is imperative to demonstrate mutual respect for one another.

The existence of a girlfriend does not inherently impact the nature of one's relationship with their boyfriend. Despite the prevalence of the assumption that such a dynamic is inherently problematic, it is imperative to recognize that we are not in a position to make such assertions about the relationship between your boyfriend and his girlfriend. They have not crossed any boundaries that would warrant concern.

Ultimately, one is a good friend and the other is a girlfriend. If the two are to be considered in opposition, it will inevitably cause distress to one or the other. It is essential to cultivate respect for one's boyfriend, to have faith in his feelings for you, and to accept that he chose you because you possess your own distinctive and appealing qualities. It is vital to demonstrate mutual respect and to allow each other a certain degree of autonomy.

3. No comparison is warranted.

The questioner and the girl represent different aspects of the boyfriend's emotional life. One is a good friend, the other is his girlfriend, one is friendship, the other is love. These two positions are not in conflict.

If one elects to accept the veracity of one's romantic partner's statements, it is imperative not to engage in a comparison with another individual. It is crucial to recognize that the other person is an entirely distinct entity, and therefore, a comparison between the two is inherently flawed. It is essential to cultivate self-assurance and identify an effective approach to fostering a harmonious relationship with one's romantic partner.

It is my hope that this response will prove beneficial to the original poster. Best regards,

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Athena Grace Vaughan Athena Grace Vaughan A total of 2902 people have been helped

Hello, questioner! I see you're confused.

Your common sense says to trust your boyfriend. But your feelings make you unhappy and feel unappreciated. You don't want to "share" your boyfriend with another girl.

You're torn between your mind and your feelings. You're angry and powerless.

Love is exclusive, so it's normal for you to feel this way!

Have you talked to your boyfriend about this? How did he react?

Tell your boyfriend how you feel. Then decide on a solution together.

Spend less time with this girl. If you have to be together, have the three of you there.

Don't discuss personal or emotional topics with the girl.

Don't go out with her alone or spend time together.

Meet in public places.

Set the rest according to your situation.

I hope it helps! You can also chat.

I hope you enjoy your relationship!

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Enrique Thomas Life is a dance of the individual and the collective.

I understand your concerns and it's really tough being in this situation. Maybe you could bring up a casual conversation about values in relationships and see what he thinks. Sometimes just talking about general topics can give you insight without directly accusing anyone.

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Nicholas Thomas Forgiveness is a choice to let go of the pain and move forward with love.

It's important to address your feelings. Perhaps you could tell him how much you value your time together and express any insecurities you have. Honesty is key, and it might help to hear his perspective on the matter.

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Taylor Davis Time is a long - distance runner.

You're right that trust is crucial in a relationship. If there's nothing serious going on, then maybe focusing on building more trust between you two would be beneficial. Try to reinforce the bond you share and remind each other of the commitment.

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Weston Anderson Time is a shadow that follows us everywhere.

Since both the girl and you are in the same group, you might find an opportunity to interact with her as well. Getting to know her better could ease your worries and let you see the nature of their friendship firsthand.

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Megan Miller It's not the size of the dog in the fight, it's the size of the fight in the dog.

Consider giving him the benefit of the doubt for now. If your boyfriend has always been trustworthy, perhaps this is just a phase or a different way he expresses friendship. Communication can help clarify where he stands.

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