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Someone said; “Jealousy is the fun, you think they had”. And most of the times, it’s true. Especially when you are in a long distance romance, it is very easy to trap yourself in paranoid jealousy, lost in thoughts and doubts that most of the times have no validity. One missed phone call, a new person in your partner’s life and there you are driving yourself crazy.
However, there are ways to avoid the drama, protect your long distance relationship and stay sane, without being neither too naive nor too psychotic about certain situations. So your sweetie spends much time with View more |
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| Posted on Jun, 04, 2009 By Maxinecd
Even though I met the 'enemy' and realised I had nothing to really worry about, I still get jealous that another person is there to support my boyfriend, and to hang out with him. But I agree; you have to let the others know that you have confidence in your LDR. | |
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| Posted on Jun, 04, 2009 By Maxinecd
Oh, and to emmy; if she doesn't want to meet you, she obviously has an issue of some sort... maybe she isn't entirely over your boyfriend? And in that case, it would be wrong of him to mislead her by hanging out as friends with her. It's good that you can show your boyfriend your maturity and trust, but also express some kind of doubt about her intentions, especially if she refuses to meet you. | |
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| Posted on Apr, 08, 2009 By emmy11786
How do you manage that ex girlfriend that still wants to be good friends with the boyfriend and the boyfriend wants to be good friends wth her too? I have not met her and want to but have been told that the ex girlfriend simply does not wnat to | |
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