It seems like your boyfriend's behavior is more of a pattern of "mutual depletion" than "mutual achievement." It seems like he doesn't trust you and always questions you in strange ways, making you feel like you're not being trusted.
After a long day, your mood might not be the best. When he keeps asking questions, it's easy to get frustrated and say you want to break up or block him. But you know you're both single now, so you could find someone else. Is that what you want?
♠After breaking up and getting back together a few times, my boyfriend started paying attention to other women.
♠You interviewed him, and he kept calling to ask where you were.
♠Sending messages and then constantly texting back and forth, feeling unreasonable
It might be worth considering splitting up and getting back together.
Sad
Could it be that the other person is trying to make you angry by connecting quickly and seamlessly, and you quickly say goodbye because you want to make him realize his own problems and stimulate him to change his mind?
It can be really draining when relationships come and go.
And whether you two really want to break up.
Even if you decide to end things, can you draw a clean line?
If it's really over, it's probably best not to check each other's social media, because the other person is now free to move on. Whether or not the other person follows some blogger is still up to them, and we as outsiders can only watch with a bit of a sad face.
While it might not meet moral standards, moral standards are for those who can "consciously demand moral conduct." You feel that you have no basis of trust. Did this situation exist from the beginning? He doesn't trust you, you don't trust him, so should the relationship continue?
You've had a lot of arguments and broken up and gotten back together, and there's a pattern to it. Maybe he's paying attention to sexy bloggers to stop you from saying "break up" too easily, while you've said over and over that you want him to take responsibility and make changes.
You're sad, but the other person might not be able to understand that. It seems like there's already a wall between you, making it hard to understand each other and communicate well. So, you need to make a decision when you're calm.
If you feel wronged or controlled, you can take some time to calm down and seek psychological counseling. This might help you figure out if there's still a need for this relationship or if it needs to be adjusted. Love is about mutual achievement and making each other better, not making each other feel worse. I wish you well.
ZQ?


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I can't believe this is happening again. Every time we break up, he reverts to following these bloggers, and it's like he doesn't care about my feelings at all. I'm so tired of this cycle.
It's heartbreaking to see that even after everything, he's still doing something I've repeatedly asked him not to. It feels like my opinion doesn't matter to him, and that makes me question if he ever truly listened.
I'm really done with this pattern. It's as if every time we have a problem, instead of working on it, he just escapes into these social media accounts. It's not healthy for either of us, and I need to focus on myself now.
This whole situation has left me feeling betrayed and undervalued. The lack of trust has been a huge issue, and his actions are only reinforcing that. I don't know if we can ever move past this.
The way he acted during the video call was so intense, almost like an interrogation. It made me feel like I was being punished for something I didn't do. I can't go through that again; it's too exhausting.