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Best way is to dump her sorry ass.
You are jealousy for very good reasons and you know. So you don’t trust your girl.
That is a major no no in relantioship, why stay with this girl?
When she goes to college, how will it be?
When she start going out at night with her friends how will it be?
Are you going to trust her?
Relantioship works on very foundations, being trust a big one.
But I ove the way you justify her actions. She is not a kid, she knows she is doing something wrong. She cant flirt with other guys come on, have a little more respect for your self. Are you sure she never cheat on you? . Its immaturity, and slut mode at his best.
Do you think you can controller her with phone calls. Why even bother. Let her
In my view You have two options. Besides the one I gave you.
Realize the obvious, that you cant do nothing to stop her if she decide to do it. So no need being jealousy, you cant control her with that, you gain nothing by having it, so you leave her be. Let her flirt at will, it isnt something you can control, if you trully believe she will never do it pyshical then go ahead be the idiot.
Or talk to her and put serious boundaries, what you expect in a relationship if she doesn’t agree or not respect you, dump her srsls. But I can see this thing is going nowhere.
The reason I want to stay with her is because I love her and I've invested a lot into this relationship (same story for her). Of course, since this is a post on an advice forum, I only listed the negative things about her. She has many positive attributes:
1. We generally get along very well. We talk as much as best friends, yet we're still able to keep our relationship exciting after a year.
2. She's sweet and very affectionate (I'm an attention hog, so this works out great for me)
3. She makes me the most important thing in her life. She always talks about spending her whole life with me.
4. The sex is AMAZING!
5. She's constantly doing gestures to prove her love. She makes me cards, writes me long letters, and makes me the first and last person she talks to everyday.
However, I agree with you. I shouldn't be justifying her bad behavior. She's old enough to know that her actions in the past were wrong, and she should know better than to repeat them. I really wish my trust for her would come back, but every time it does, she seems to screw up again. I've thought about how I'd deal with her going to college, hanging out with friends, calling other people... and I still haven't figured out what to do. I guess I've always figured that if she lives with me, I'll be able to keep a close eye on her.
Thank you for your explanation about jealousy. That's a very good way to think of it. It's not helping me control her behavior, so why have it? As for boundaries, it feels like the more strict boundaries I set up, the more she has the urge to rebel against them. She doesn't like feeling "forced" to do things.