Exp and I are not together at the moment, I do not know why but I feel like I am drawn back to him all the time and I really do not think we should be together. I am going to list all the reason why I think we should not be together:
There is a chance he could have cheated on me seceral times but he is willing to pay for a lie dectector test to prove he has never been unfaithful.
He has been violent a few times during our 5year relationship, but says it is due to the medication he takes for his illness. But he would go to councilling so we can both learn to communicate better as a couple.
He has alot of issues with my family so they do not always get on which causes problems between us.
Do you think with these problems we could ever be happy? We are in our early twenties and have been together for 5years. I just feel there is always this connection between us so it makes it difficult to end the relationship and not go back.
I can not explain it really but there is something like a spark or something that keeps pulling me back in.
If he did this lie dector test and it proved he has never cheated and then we had councilling do you think we could make it work?
Please be honest but not harsh as I am feeling really torn and upset. We speak on the phone constantly even tho we are not together and I feel so confused.
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Do you think a relationship can ever work if there has been so many problems but you are willing to work on it?
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