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Re: i wish he would understand people do have ex's -
January 26th 2010, 06:40 PM
There's no right or wrong answer to your question. It honestly depends on the nature of the relationship. Normally, I would tell you that it's bad to lie to your partner... but what good will come out of telling "Jon" the truth? I can only see pain, bitterness, jealousy, etc. The relationship may suffer... and I don't see any reason why it would become STRONGER, as a result of telling him the truth. Which is ultimately what you want to strive for: a stronger relationship, stronger than what you had with "Paul".
Give it time. As you and "Jon" become closer (physically as well as emotionally), previous relationships won't matter as much as your current relationship. Perhaps, then, he would be able to handle the truth without taking it so personally. ![]() HelpLINK Mentor : Article Editor : Disputes Committee Member : Performance Committee Member Forum Moderator (Relationships and Dating, Friends and Family, Mental Health, Education and Careers) Feel free to contact me anytime, about anything! =) "There's no cure for normal." - PSY |
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Re: i wish he would understand people do have ex's -
January 26th 2010, 07:01 PM
This is what I think. I was in a similar situation as you, except in my relationship, I'm more of a Jon I guess you could say. lol My boyfriend is 2 years older than me and we have been together for almost 2 years. He isn't a virgin. I asked him, and he told me that he only had sex with 2 girls, and one he was in a serious relationship with, the other one, the one who took his virginity he wasn't that serious with and that he was drunk when it happened. I am a virgin. It's kinda hard to hear it and think that one day I could give him everything that I've never given anyone else before, physically, and he can't do the same. However, when it comes to other relationships, I've never asked what he did with them. I only care about the sex part, because to me, that is the most important. Ultimately, its up to you if you want to tell him or not. If you want my opinion, I wouldn't. I know that beyond knowing he had sex with so-and-so, I do not want to know any other details about what my boyfriend did with ex-girlfriends because I know myself well enough to know that I would get jealous of the past (even though I know that it's stupid to get jealous of the past and solves nothing) and would just drive myself insane. Not to mention, physical stuff isn't everything. You can give him emotional things, such as trust, that you never ever gave your ex boyfriend, and he can give you emotional things that you're ex boyfriend never gave you. I think in some instances, that the emotional stuff is way more important than the physical stuff. I hope it all works and you decide if you're gonna tell him or not. I hope I helped.
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