If you haven't seen my previous questions, I am fifteen and dating a wonderful guy. We have been dating for about two months.
Because I have been physically, mentally, and emotionally scarred from my past relationships, I am rather insecure. I get afraid my boyfriend will be upset over a strained subject and close me out, or I will lose him for a stupid reason. Even though I am fully aware he is only here to love me, and he tells me all the time there is nothing to worry about. He is helping me with my insecurities, and I feel like they are fading. Sometimes though I can feel it there, but I am keen to remind myself. I constantly worry he'll hurt me. It makes me so guilty too, because I know he would never ever hurt me purposefully. He is a respectful guy. I am so crazy.
britZ67 answered Friday March 18 2011, 1:56 pm: That's great he is trying to help you, and no you are not crazy:D
but you really should see a therapist, they will help you face your fears and become more comfortable with yourself and him. You'll feel less guilty as well, with the knowledge that you are healing through professional help. A therapist will help you trust again [ britZ67's advice column | Ask britZ67 A Question ]
xomegaroni answered Tuesday March 15 2011, 8:06 pm: Insecurity is very normal. Everyone goes through it. You shouldn't treat your boyfriend as if he were in those past relationships. He's a different person so he's different then them. If you're so worried he'll hurt you, he probably will hurt you because you pushed him away. [ xomegaroni's advice column | Ask xomegaroni A Question ]
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