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I am worried about my boyfriend who is at Uni

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Question - (24 November 2004) 1 Answers - (Newest, 20 April 2005)
A , anonymous writes:

My boyfriend and I have been together for six months, we've always had a very loving, secure and happy relationship,although there is a long distance between us and have made every opportunity to spend time together, we are both in our early 20s, We have had to deal with many situations since we met that are extreme and not the norm for any couple and we have made it through strong and without arguements

Recently he left his job to go to university, I was really proud of what he was doing, and for the last couple of month's we have made arrangements for my three year old son and I to move there to be with him. It is a huge step for me but I wanted to leave the place I live anyway and really wanted to be close to him, at the moment he is living on campus but said he would leave to live with me. Since he went our relationship has been slowly deteriorating, he has alot less time for us, which was expected but I am finding myself becoming deeply insecure, he has never been the party animal type but now he goes out almost every night and I have found that difficult to deal with, I have been guilty about feeling this way because I know the social life is half the experience of going to university. I have started to feel like he is slipping away from me, he is still attentive and loving but not as much so as he once was, he assures me nothing has changed when it comes to his feeling's and he wants us to work.

I visited him there for the first time at the weekend, we spent time with the people from his halls, they were all really great people but my insecurity overwhelmed me, there is one girl that he is becoming close to there, and I feel certain that there is more to it than friendship. I don't think for a second that he is cheating but I worry he may be interested in her. He says that she is his best friend there, that he can see why others would find her attractive and fanciable and he has a 'soft spot' for her but that it is only platonic and that he only has eyes for me, but I cant help but be terrified. I am hundreds of miles away, seeing him only every other weekend, they are spending time together everyday, and we are having more and more problems in our relationship the longer he is there. He says that if we get me moved there, then everything will be easier but now I am worried about making such a huge leap when I have these thoughts in my mind that he might leave me for someone else. At the moment I have told him to not contact me for a while as I need to think, I am going insane missing him and feel terrified of losing him but I know nothing constructive will come of us communicating while I'm in this frame of mind, this is affecting me so badly that it is making me ill, I dont know how to stop my insecurities or this feeling that so much has changed between us and more obstacles have been thrown in to the mix, he said he would leave uni for me but I cant let him do that as I know it isnt what he wants, please help, I love him so much

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A male reader, harshbutfair United Kingdom +, writes (20 April 2005):

harshbutfair agony auntDon't let him leave uni for you. You need to find other things to fill your life other than your boyfriend and your constant worries about him.

Friends

Interests

Career

Activities

etc.

Your boyfriend should be just one item on the list. That way:

a) He'll be easier to get over

b) You'll know more people and will find another one no problems

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