Dear Tom, the girl friend is is not your God, you need not doubt, you need not trust, it’s a game , don't make it so serious! but you have been told to trust your gf or to trust your bf, and because of this very teaching, distrust arises, in fact, you have been told to trust, for centuries it has been known that it is very difficult to trust your own wife, very difficult to trust your own husband, this is next to impossible
Tom, there’s no need to trust or not to trust,why bring in the question of trust? it’s just a game! play it joyfully, you making it too serious, and when you start demanding, "Be faithful to me!" you are creating a situation in which it will become impossible for the poor girl to be faithful to you, give her total freedom, then she may be faithful to you.
There is no need to demand these things i.e. trust, faith, live together joyously, make as much out of your being together as possible, rather than doing that, people create such problems, useless problems, and destroy all their joys, the gf has no obligation to be faithful to you, neither do you have any obligation to be faithful to her, you love her, she loves you, that's enough
If you're under 25, fuck it. If you're looking for the long haul. Dump and move on.
Depends on what you are upset about. I'm not sure what the big issue is, it's not that she was seeing these guys behind your back.
If it bothers you a lot, then maybe she's no right... but I don't see a big issue there.
if you engage into relationship you should have trust, don't marry someone if your thinking twice much more having a doubt
I say trust her. She told you about her past. She isn't trying to hide it from you. Respect the fact that she told you at all, because she really didn't have to.
Keep in mind though, I'm not a jealous person, I don't really understand jealousy. I'm also a person who trust until they are burnt. Then I just learn my lesson about that person and move on. I don't dwell on things I can't change. And I'm not willing to push away a person who hasn't wronged me.
without honesty, we have no trust ... I'm sure you can work it out dude and good luck with the marriage :-)
Even though she was not the one "cheating" in those prior relationships, my hunch is that she doesn't exactly believe in the sanctity of monogamous relationships. She obviously knew that the guys were cheating, and it didn't bother her much. So, after you marry her and the sexual passion starts to diminish, is she going to still be happy in the relationship, if you insist on monogamy? Either don't marry her, or marry her and accept the fact that she is going to eventually need a little something outside the marriage to keep her happy. But don't marry her and at the same time expect her to act in a way that is not really in keeping with her needs and desires.