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Date: October 4, 2022
You must ask , communication is key
but I shut it down….
you seem very insecure and that seems to lead to controlling behavior. I can't believe you are 27, this sounds so much like a teenager writing. How do you view your girlfriend? do you see her as her own person with her own relationships, wants, needs, dreams and expectations? or just as someTHING that belongs to you and is supposed to make YOU feel good? Do you not trust your girlfriend? why? Do you not trust this guy? Is that because YOU can't be friends with women and you think that is the case for every guy? Think about yourself and the relationship you're in.
This was exhausting to read; I can’t imagine what it’s like to on-line. No, she shouldn’t make you cut off your friends, but in every situation, is there really any possible way that you could make her feel less important?
I don’t think you’re doing this on purpose and I do think you’re trying, but man, you couldn’t be more hapless if you tried.
It’s not because you’re the bottom op. That joke was wholly inappropriate (especially on a first meeting) and likely made him uncomfortable.
How is the top comment on every one of these to throw away the whole relationship?
Wanting and expecting privacy does is a completely reasonable boundary, and it does not mean he's hiding something from you. You've previously demonstrated that you can and will cross that boundary by going through his stuff, so I can't say I blame him for keeping this info from you now.
Going through his phone would not “make you feel more connected to him.” What it would do is temporarily ease the anxiety caused by your OCD, and then it would come back again stronger in the future and you'd just keep going through his stuff over and over again and continue to violate his privacy.
You say this is a “need” of yours. If so, then it's certainly not a “need” that very many partners would find reasonable or be willing to accommodate. The solution here is for you to seek out a therapist specializing in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for OCD and get treatment, not to violate your bf's privacy.
Usually don't make this comment but – post an update when you figure out whats going on.
Glad your son got the final closure he needed. Hopefully he has a great life with his new family.
Honestly sounds like you're just using him for selfish reasons, so personally I would walk away.
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