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We got back together but he seems distant. Am I overanalyzing and pushing him away?

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Question - (23 April 2008) 1 Answers - (Newest, 23 April 2008)
A female United States age 36-40, anonymous writes:

Ok, I'll give you some back story before I ask for advice. My boyfriend and I were together for about a year, we lived together and things were fine. There was never any reason for either of us to have suspicions of cheating and to this day I don't think there was ever anything going on. In the last month of our relationship, he started to become distant and when I brought it up he admitted that he was unsure of what he wanted regarding marriage, etc and instead of hurting me he wanted space to figure himself out. We broke up and I moved out and we stopped talking while he "found himself". Don't get me wrong it was hard and I was sad but I respected him for making that decision.

After 6 months and about 2 months ago, we started talking again and we both decided that we wanted to be with each other. He realized that being with me was what he did want and I have no reason to think he wasn't telling the truth.

For a month and a half things were great. Recently, he has been busy with work and stuff which I take for being distant and in turn take as being he will end the relationship again. We only get to see each one to two times per week because we live 45 minutes apart which also makes me feel bad.

Anyone been in this situation? I have a feeling I am overanalyzing and pushing him away. What should I do? Any ideas, thanks!

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A male reader, previasc96 United States +, writes (23 April 2008):

45 min drive huh... the drive isn't th problem. My be conflict in work schedules between ht two of you. The important thing is that the time spent together is holsum and good quality time.

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