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I have been with my boyfriend for two and a half years now, he is my first serious boyfriend although I have dated others. I am his first girlfriend and obviously serious girlfriend because he never had the attention... so it is obvious that if he gets attention from a girl he loves it and cannot pull himself away.
Since we've been together I check his phone and laptop regularly, weather it's wrong or not I've been cheated on in every relationship I've been in so I have trust issues.
Now about 6 months ago he signed up to a dating website based on just screwing around with people but never actually messaged anyone. I forgave him for that, but, last night on his phone he had two Internet pages up both about hooking up with people. He says they are pop ups so I went onto his settings to check if the pop ups had been blocked. What do you know they are blocked.

This isn't all he does, he messages girls trying to get attention, I don't know what to do. He says he loves me and that I'm gorgeous, he tells me he'll never hurt me. So why does he?
Do guys just crave the attention from other women besides their partners? What should I do? Should I just leave..

I know youngsters use twitter to potentially meet a hookup that can be something else but do you find people under the age of, I don't know, 25, on websites like eHarmony? It's my understanding that a website like that is for serious dating, like marriage. Just curious if the younger people on here use it to find a girlfriend/boyfriend, rather than meet someone in person
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Hello! So I came across this website earlier relating to a question that I have had on my mind for a while. I am twenty years old and have never had a boyfriend. I have been asked out on dates in high school, but let down every guy because they either weren't my type or I did not feel that connection ( a wee bit of trust issues too). The closest that I have had to having a boyfriend was a couple of months ago. I met him online and he was a gentleman, but I was so nervous to even hold his hand, he assumed that I wasn't fully interested in him. He said that he liked me, although he wasn't sure if I truly knew what I wanted. He even said that he was willing to wait for me once I found out what I wanted. Shortly after a few hangouts, he ended up pursuing one of my friends, even though he was aware of the fact that she had a long-distance boyfriend. That really turned me off haha and I have been avoiding my friend like the plague. People think that I am picky and I can agree. I mean call it a self-esteem issue, but I know there isn't anything wrong with me because I have been asked out, and if I truly wanted a relationship, I would have given those other guys a chance. Guys tend to look at me, but I never truly initiate eye contact because I just feel as if I am not interested. I have disregarded any dating advice that I have heard from family and friends, because I find that they have not found themselves in stable relationships, so why should I take it from them? I would love an opinion from you all, I feel like the guy I previously saw was right about me. One of my friends even asked me if I was asexual, I might be (who knows). I love the idea of getting married and I love children, but if it doesn't happen then we will see. Do you think that being single is a choice or is it a matter of luck/being in the right place at the right time/meeting someone and taking the initiative to build a relationship? Thank you much :)