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Reading over that – yeah, it's odd. It seems like she's the kind of personality that tries to destroy other relationships. It's generic, and backstabby, but it is real. Unfortunately, since you've already communicated your worries, you just need to trust him. A year isn't all that long in the grand scheme, but if you're set on this guy you need to weather the storm. Distance in a relationship is a destructive element, but sometimes necessary to draw the best out of your lives together. Don't let this worry consume you, trust him, but be ready to make very hot decisions if you find your trust may have been misplaced.
We did have plans to meet but that was before the letter from his wife. Honesty, I think maybe by being away he was not entirely in touch with reality, and it was a wake up call when she finally opened up about her feelings.
Or this was his excuse not meet up with you.
Before the letter he was in touch with a lawyer.
So he claimed.
Please see my other comments, and I also have proof of him being in touch with a lawyer.
Not trying to be hurtful but everything he claimed could have been lies for multiple reasons. There has also been plenty of cases of online people faking illnesses for sympathy, attention, or other reasons that may not make sense but yet they do it. For all you know his whole story about living away from wife could be fictional as well. That’s another story theme that’s happened to others in the past. In fact, the fact that low and behold this letter pops up right at the point you want to meet in person makes this even more probable.
Oh absolutely, I am aware of these people. I've known about his cancer for a long time, even before we started talking and it wasn't something he was very audible about either. I understand what you're saying though, just never had any reason to suspect he was lying.
I am sorry you went through this but now I think the healthiest thing you can do for you is get him out of your life so you can have a chance to meet someone more available.
Thank you, I appreciate it and agree with your last statement.
No. Do not contact her. She has a family and a significant other. If you truly like her, leave her alone to be happy as she is and just be happy for her.
I know this sub gets a lot of snark that the advice is always “just break up.”
I think that’s because a lot of the posts are like this one: describing a relationship where one partner is being extremely disrespectful and/or unfaithful, and the other one doesn’t know what to do about it.
If breaking up isn’t what you want, then I think you need to come to terms with the fact that your boyfriend cannot be trusted to be faithful. Whether that means opening up the relationship or looking the other way, that’s up to you to decide where your boundaries are.
But those are truly your options. You can’t control him, you can only control your own actions.
Porque no los dos, compadre?