Search Results: is he hiding something

Before I start: I'm probably one of the most introverted, reserved and antisocial people you'll ever meet. My boyfriend is really social and extroverted. Almost all my friends are online and I met them through gaming. Most of my friends are guys (he has a lot of female friends as well).

I don't exactly know how to place this. I've noticed my boyfriend likes to check who I'm texting and what's the text about. Sometimes one of my friends will ask me how my boyfriend is or to say hi and when I ask/tell him, he'll reply with: "yeah I read it already".

I don't have anything to hide from him, but I've never ever read the messages he received from people. I know a lot of people will be like "are you hiding something because you don't want to let him read the messages?"
But it feels more like he doesn't trust me / doesn't even know me? While I've never done anything?

The second thing is that I feel he's kind of jealous / insecure about me having a lot of followers on Twitter? Not necessarily that but the fact random people send me messages. A couple of weeks ago he asked me if I didn't find it weird that strange people send me messages and before he went to sleep he told me to not text strange guys while I've never started texting random guys.
Note: I use Twitter anonymously, there are no pictures of me/thirst traps, my followers know I have a boyfriend and I mention him often, and I don't reply to guys who try to flirt.

Maybe he's just curious but it kind of stings? I don't know yet how to start talking about it cause it might seem like I'm hiding something from him

Did anyone else feel their heart sink when that girl was on tv telling how her brother took her to Jordan to marry her cousin whom she never met at all? Was interrogated and examined for virginity by her father? (Thank god she had it intact)

Don't it seem that these examples keep coming up again and again? Am I alone in thinking that we oughta do something?

Now luckily the girl was smart enough to escape and run to the embassy in Damascus and then she could go home without her cousin as husband but only after suffering for years in a primitive society and starve during ramadahn and other silly stuff like wearing hidjabs on her beautiful head

I seriously think we should do something to prevent this from happening. I don't understand why airport officials don't hear huge warning bells in their ears when a brother shows up with a 17 year old and want to go to a primitive islamist place for a while? Should they be made aware? Should we make a rule if you go to ie Damascus u can't gain reentry in the normal countries again? Or is it just me?

Anyway thank god for the embassy and the woman who helped her escape back home but even today she cries and lives in hiding and with new name and stuff so still horrible