How can i be there?

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    relationshipa1
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    okay, I have been with this guy for 3 years we are not in a commited relationship but I love him to death and he cares about me too. So last week the woman he has set of twins with died from Cancer and he has not been returning my calls or texts and I am so worried about him.All I am trying to do is see how he is taking this and his kids also and let him know I am here for him whatever it may be I am here and he had the nerve to tell me I was being selfish,WTF? I do not understand this at all and everyone is telling me to give him time, but that is my baby when he hurts, I hurt and I can not just sit back and be patient while he grieves I want to hold him and comfort him but he won’t let me in.What should I do? Please help!

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    April Masini
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    Since you admit that you are not in a committed relationship with your boyfriend of three years, you have to understand that the extent of a [b]lack[/b] of commitment he feels towards you is a lot greater than the commitment you feel for him. I’m sorry that you’re disappointed that he doesn’t want your support right now, and doesn’t even want to return your calls or texts, but since he is the one who is suffering his needs come first. Or at least, they should. He is taking care of himself, and for him, that doesn’t mean including you in any way.

    The reason he says that you are selfish is because he feels that you are putting your need to connect with him ahead of his need to not be with you, and to grieve his ex-wife, and decide how he’s going to be the single parent to his twin children, now that she is gone. He is also having to help his children grieve their mother.

    While you’re disappointed and hurt by this rejection, I advise you to open your eyes, and realize that this is actually a gift to you. I know it doesn’t feel like it, but if your needs include being part of your boyfriend’s family and not being shut out of his family issues or even his deepest personal issues, [i]then you’re with the wrong guy[/i]. It’s time for you to reevaluate spending three years with a guy who isn’t fulfilling your needs. Luckily, you didn’t spend more time with him, but you really need to understand that he’s not Mr. Right for you.

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