Women's Relationship Issues Community Group
I wanted to create a group for women, where we can freely discuss, vent, get support, a listening ear, maybe some new ideas on how to cope with difficult, traumatic relationships in our lives, ones we're currently in, ones we're trying to get out of, but are having difficulty emotionally in that endeavor, whatever the case may be...let's discuss all issues related to...
I would never allow my husband or boyfriend to develop or maintain an emotional relationship with another woman. If you are going to permit that, why would he ever stop? He is grooming you to be the nice little wifey that sits at home while he does whatever he wants. That kind of thing does not happen out of the blue. He's testing limits to see what he can get away with. You must have an awfully passive personality to even be asking this question.
He's teaching you what kind of person he is. Why aren't you getting the message?
My best advice is this: Pack your shit and hit the road. Block him from calling, texting, tweeting and anything else you can think of. Ignore him until he goes away, because if you take him back then you've only taught him to be sneaky. He's already shown you that he can't be trusted, believe him now instead dragging this out, particularly when you end up with kids to worry about.
and as scary as it may be to potentially lose this guy, remember there are plenty of fish in the sea :). Breaking up is awful and you may have to endure some uncomfortable emotions but afterward you gain strength that you probably never knew you had not to mention you become wiser in selecting a mate in the future. Plus if he is being unfaithful wouldn't you rather know now than five years and two kids down the road? Just saying...
So my advice to you is to NOT forget about your feelings. You are important. You are worthy. You are special. You deserve to have the same love reciprocated back to you. If he can not provide that to you than you guys are not meant to be. If you believe he is worth it, talk to him. Be honest with him. Ask him how he feels about your relationship with him. Let him know that youre making a commitment to work on your jealousy but that you also are not comfortable with secretive friendships, messages, etc.