okay well me and him have been talking for 2 years now..he lives a few states away.. my parents tried to keep me from talkin to him, but now i think theyre getting over it. i fell in love with him. i trust him alot but i wanna be sure. i dont know how to be. i believe him but i also have my doubts. we're together now and have been for awhile. it doesnt hold me back from meeting other people. i think i know what im doing. i dont know. i need someone other then my friends to talk about this with. any suggestions or anything that could help me?
3. Sorry to ask, but how old are you? If you're under the age of consent in your state, or his, your options are limited. They're even MORE limited if he's OVER the age of consent in either state. Even if you don't get intimate, when a minor travels over state lines to be with someone else, Federal law is potentially involved.
4. What do you want from him? To be his girlfriend? To marry him? To date him?
5. Would you move to his state to be with him, or would he move to your state to be with you? That is, assuming you're old enough?
6. If neither of you can move right now, are you willing to carry on a long-distance relationship with him? That can be tough. When I met my wife, she lived about 80 miles away from me. We drove back and forth to visit each other a lot, and eventually, of course, we got married. Well, we moved in together and THEN got married. :D
7. I have to wonder why your parents didn't like him. Was it that they were just afraid of ANY online relationship for you (a lot of older people are scared of the net), or did they have some more substantial reason to be worried?
I'm sorry to have so many questions to start, but there are too many unknowns for me to be able to give you more detailed advice. I'll really understand if you don't want to answer any or all of these questions, but maybe you should print them out and write down the answers just for yourself. That might help you to think about things.
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