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Model from: us
Languages: en
Birth Date: 1995-01-30
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Date: October 4, 2022
Two rules were broken by you.
Don't fuck around with people at work.
Don't fuck around with a person in a relationship.
This stuff should be taught in school.
BPD is logically a huge driver of these specific issues. Therapy or not, you refuse to take any action to manage it. If that’s the case, regardless of the fact that maintaining a healthy relationship will always be largely impossible, you need to do it for YOU. I hope you can get the help you need.
But you need to realize that you’re being dishonest (even if unintentionally), when you say that you always trusted him. Why? Because your “until” example is when you looked through his phone. You looked through his phone BECAUSE you didn’t trust him. You found something, but you didn’t trust him before you saw it.
What you found was ultimately a non-issue. Old letters he almost certainly forgot about like he said. You then needed to see his Snapchat despite basing that argument on a situation where he did nothing wrong.
Now, he was then obviously a bit sketchy, but what you saw was pictures. Did you see recent inappropriate behavior/conversations while you were dating? Doesn’t seem to be the case.
So now you fight all the time because you don’t trust him. You’re jealous. Jealous of what? BPD or not, you need to address your insecurities. This isn’t about finding a way to forgive him and move on; he’s done nothing wrong to warrant your behavior.
But if you can’t trust him then leave. Quite frankly I’m shocked he hasn’t. Good luck.