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( 2kewl4u2know )
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Grrr...okay, so I sat down at a table to eat dinner yesterday and little while later this guy came to sit down and talk to me because I was by myself. He was really nice, two years younger, and just making conversation about the school. I told my boyfriend later and he got sort of upset at me, asking if I told him I had a boyfriend, and I said no, because it wasn't necessary (I'm trying to make friends in a place where I barely know anyone, so starting a conversation off with "I have a boyfriend so don't hit on me" isn't the best idea.) So I said straight out to him, "You don't trust me" and he said "No." He doesn't believe that I am capable of taking care of myself and brought up past relationships. It just, pisses me off to no end. I don't know how many times we've had this conversation, and I told him that I can't have him getting jealous everytime I tell him that I talked to a guy (because he has this idea that guys only talk to girls if they're interested in them, it can't possible be just because they're being nice). Grrrrrr Damn, this is going to be hard if he isn't going to trust me....I trust him. I almost cried because it hurt so much knowing he doesn't trust me. I don't want to break up with him, that's not an option, I LOVE this guy, which makes it even harder for me to understand why he doesn't trust me, because I know he loves me too. I just, I WANT him to trust me damnit!!! Advice?
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dont tell you bf next time?
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If he doesn't trust you then you should break up with him
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Quote: from dont notice me at 12:14 pm on Aug. 23, 2008
dont tell you bf next time? 
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jzbaby
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Did you TELL him you told the guy you didn't have a boyfriend??
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Quote: from 2kewl4u2know at 9:14 am on Aug. 23, 2008
It just, pisses me off to no end. I don't know how many times we've had this conversation, and I told him that I can't have him getting jealous everytime I tell him that I talked to a guy (because he has this idea that guys only talk to girls if they're interested in them, it can't possible be just because they're being nice). 
This is where your problem lies. In most cases, he's probably actually right. A guy that goes to sit down and converse with a girl alone is, in most cases, probably at least a little bit interested in her. What he doesn't understand, is that that shouldn't bother him. What you need to say to him the next time it comes up is to say that guys may like you, and may try to hit on you, but you can handle that. Tell him that most friend-relationships guys have with girls are because thry liked them at first and struck out. After all, it does take two people to be a cheater, and you have no control over the other guy. What you do have control over is the fact that you'll never let them get anywhere with you.
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( 2kewl4u2know )
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Keiraoasis: Thank you for your advice. It's helpful really, just a few points. We have talked about it rationally, numerous times before, but he still doesn't get it, and we've been going out for over a year! I have never done anything to make myself seem untrustworthy either. The past relationships I was talking about are his. His two previous serious girlfriends cheated on him, and he thinks I'll do it too. He said he just doesn't know when that point is that he'll be able to trust me...the worst part? I've only been gone 4 DAYS! If it's this bad now, what about the rest of the year, or in later college years when I go to Italy for study abroad? I don't know. I don't want to break up with him, I hate that option because I want to be with him. I know there is a way of making this better, but I don't know how. And to Broken Belief: Thank you as well. Yeah, I get where they CAN be attracted, but at the same time, they know when to back off, and I know when to say no if they try anything...He just refuses to believe me when I say that.
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Don't worry about him. It's his trust problem, not yours. You did nothing wrong and you should not take responsibility or ownership of his weakness. When a partner starts dictating to you about whom your friends can be, either male or female, you better be real cautious. If you don't put an end to it you will be dealing with his commands as long as you are with him. He is insecure that you will find someone to replace him.
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Quote: from 2kewl4u2know at 11:14 am on Aug. 23, 2008
I told my boyfriend later and he got sort of upset at me, asking if I told him I had a boyfriend, and I said no, because it wasn't necessary (I'm trying to make friends in a place where I barely know anyone, so starting a conversation off with "I have a boyfriend so don't hit on me" isn't the best idea.) So I said straight out to him, "You don't trust me" and he said "No." He doesn't believe that I am capable of taking care of myself and brought up past relationships. 
This is what bothers me about your statement. You automatically assume that if you tell a guy who comes up to you that you don't have a b/f you assume they will have no interest in talking to you further, Which would be true, only if they were looking to talk to you as a hopeful romantic interest. If the guy is just looking for friendship its not going to matter what your status is other than making some more conversation with you, I.E. asking more about it and whatnot, perhaps the guy asking isn't single himself and has things relatable. Thats how I would look at it, from my standpoint and I can see why your b/f would be a bit bothered especially if you mention the whole telling someone 'no I don't have a b/f' line. Post edited at 3:44 am on Aug. 25, 2008 by mcodeath
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