| taraprincess wrote: |
hi sweetie ty for welcoming me back its nice to be back missed u all and its ok i understand ill be specific with my love reading i was with the same guy for a long time we had a huge fight and its over for gd i think he doesnt care for me anymore he has been distant lately i dont know why is he interested in someone else? i just wanted him to be honest with me i just felt that he was hiding something i dont know but i wonder if he ever truly really cared for me and if he didnt why did he want to be with me? but i am moving on but just wondering why he got so distant? ty so much for taking the time for doing a reading for me u are always so nice and sweet much love and huggies  |
Of course for me to be able to tell you with some degree of certainty as to why he suddenly became so distant with you would necessarily require a third party reading to be given, which is not allowed under the forum rules. However since you say that you are moving on then really the reason or reasons why he developed cold feet are largely irrelevant, unless they are a reflection of your own behaviour and attitudes towards men in general.
The intended purpose of your reading is neither to criticise nor entirely blame either of the two of you for the break up of your relationship, but within it each of you must accept some of the total responsibility for it ultimately failing. Blame and responsibility are clearly not the same thing.
Close human relationships are often an emotional mine field where something innocently said or done by one partner is easily misinterpreted by the other to mean something entirely different from the real reason for it happening at all. There is no definite way for me to learn precisely why he appeared to lose interest in continuing your relationship, but there is a distinct possibility according to your reading that he felt with good reason from what you have just told me that he had by then lost your trust, and most importantly that you were watching out for solid evidence that he had betrayed your trust, either in thought or action.
Now nobody least of all myself would think any lesser of you as person for feeling insecure after possibly having your feelings hurt and having your trust betrayed many times before by other men in the past. It would consequently be perfectly understandable that you would want to ensure that history does not repeat itself and be constantly on the watch out for any signs that it is happening all over again with your current boyfriend. Trust is a two way thing. Trust must be earned over a period of time by each of you, but when a person feels that they are no longer trusted they can quickly reach the conclusion that since nothing they do or say is ever likely to convince their partner otherwise, then they might as well give up and look elsewhere.
To summarize your reading while it is still thought possible that you had good reason to be suspicious about why he seemed to lose interest in having a relationship with you (he might have been seeing someone else: I really cannot say for certain either way), if you enter every relationship believing that your man betraying your trust is not a matter of if but when, then there is little chance that mutual trust will ever develop.
I am not saying that you should go into each relationship now and in the future with both your eyes fully closed and ignore or deny any real signs that your trust has been betrayed, but on the other hand if you look hard enough for such damning evidence and are constantly showing your partner that you do not trust them enough to at times give them the benefit of the doubt and accept that you are just as much imperfect and likely to do something thoughtless as they are, then you are in serious danger of unintentionally creating a negative self fulfilling prophecy and by your very actions bring about the result which you most feared might happen when it may not have if you had not been so suspicious of every single one of his actions.
Even if your current boyfriend had never in reality done anything to betray your trust, he might then do so as if you cannot beat them then why not join them, or in terms of your situation if you cannot earn your partner's trust by any method, then why continue to try to earn it in the future. If you do not feel trusted, then you might as well enjoy yourself and misbehave because the relationship is finished any way.
Your major challenge as I read it during the next six months thought to be covered by this reading is always easier said than done, and that is for you to find the most comfortable point of balance for you between keeping your eyes open for trouble in this or any other relationship, but not to at the same time always go out looking for trouble where it may or may not already exist.
There remains the possibility that he lost interest in you because there was another woman (your suspicions were well founded), but equally there are any number of possible alternate reasons left to be considered (your suspicions had no basis in reality, after all). If you continually day after day show him that you have already decided that he is guilty without being given a fair trial to prove that his intentions are honorable and that he is worthy of your trust, then you could be unknowingly giving him the body signal to go ahead and misbehave in the same untrustworthy manner which you thought that he had already misbehaved (but didn't).
Does that last paragraph make any sense to you? Please confirm or otherwise that you understand the important point which it is trying to get across to you. Feeling that you are constantly under suspicion of being proved untrustworthy can by reverse human psychology actually encourage either a man or woman to act in an untrustworthy manner. If you cannot convince your partner otherwise, then you might as well stop trying and misbehave accordingly.
Loving regards,
EoT
