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To trust or not?

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    shannon_bananon
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    My boyfriend and I have been seeing each oher a little over 3 months. It is fairly serious, and things have moved quickly for us. we have not yet said the “L” word, but both of us are OK with that at this point. My situation is this: Today my boyfriend told me that a “friend” wants to come for a visit(stay at his house). This friend happens to be a girl. When I said I wasn’t excited about it, but that if he says she is just a friend, then I need to be able to trust that so he should do whatever he felt was right. He told me she was someone that dated his nephew, and that he is not interested in her, that she is just a friend, but in the next breath he said OK I’ll just tell her not to come if it is going to cause problems for you. So my question is: Should I trust this man? Do I tell him that she can’t come? Or do I continue down the path of letting him choose and trying to trust him? I just don’t know what to do…

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    AskApril Masini
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    At this very moment, I think you should do nothing. You’ve expressed your warranted concern and he did the right thing by saying he’d tell her not to come! Don’t muck it up. It’s done. Let it be. Just[i] show him[/i] 😎 how grateful you are for his integrity and his commitment to your feelings.

    I hope that helps!

    Let me know how it goes. And please follow me @AskAprilcom on Twitter and on Facebook at this link: [url][/url].

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    shannon_bananon
    Member #49,474

    Hmmm…. maybe I have already mucked it up… When he said he would just tell her not to come because I didn’t want her to. I told him to back the truck up, that wasn’t what I had said, but he really needs to think about this from all angles. I get the feeling he wants me to say no, so I can be the bad guy, or if she comes and something happens he has the excuse of “you said it would be OK.” What do I do? Do I trust him? Do I tell him she can’t come? How do I handle this?

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    AskApril Masini
    Keymaster

    You’re complicating things unnecessarily. I already gave you the advice on what you should do. Let me know if anything I wrote confused you.

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