Should I be worried about my boyfriend around his sisters friends?

if boys are very direct

straight to the point

so if he doesnt like her then he doesnt like her

you shouldnt have doubts if you really have faith in him

you should trust him

after all tight relationships are built through trust :D

How to Trust Your Boyfriend

By Jennifer G.

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Trust is a key component to any healthy relationship. However, if you’ve been hurt in the past or even in the present, trusting someone is one of the hardest things to do. While trust takes time and effort on both of your parts, these simple steps will get you started on the road to building trust.

InstructionsDifficulty: Moderately Challenging

Step1Communicate with your significant other. Communication is a key component in any relationship. However, it’s even more important when you’re dating someone. Talk to your significant other about your feelings and expectations. Often times, poor communication is the underlying cause of many trust issues.

Step2Give him the benefit of the doubt. Everyone makes mistakes and men are no different. Sometimes people do things without thoroughly thinking them through. As a result, the other person in the relationship starts to question their significant other. If something happens, always try to give your significant other the benefit of the doubt. However, if it continues to happen, be weary.

Step3Let the little things go. Many fights get started over insignificant little things. For example, perhaps your significant other is 5 minutes late for dinner or doesn’t answer his phone once or twice. While these little things are very annoying, they aren’t critical. Learn to just let these things go and move on. It will help your relationship.

Step4Follow through with your end of the deal. Many people start to question how much they can trust their significant other when they are doing something that is shady. For example, don’t flirt with a co-worker or go out to bars and get guys’ phone numbers. While these little things may give your self esteem a boost, they will also cause you to distrust your significant other.

Step5Don’t hold the deeds of your exes against your new boyfriend. Obviously if you have exes, you have exes for a reason. Perhaps they cheated on you or just treated you badly. Realize that those relationships are in the past. The relationship you are forging with your significant other is the present. Don’t take out past experiences on your new boyfriend. This will push him away and the trust will never grow.

Trust your boyfriend unless you have reason not to. She is 16, he is 22. If he has a smart head on his shoulders, he'll realize that she is way too young and you are way too good to lose. Keep your head up, I'm sure you're just analyzing it too much. Good luck girl.

Well it sounds like you are just saying all of this from a distance, maybe you should go over his house and hang with them and see if your thoughts are true. If it's still bothering you then I would talk to him. But if it's just a looks issue, then I suggest you need to be more self-confident in yourself and know that your boyfriend loves you and only you.

he's controlling, and u want 2 tutor her the signs and indicators that u instructed us. she can b the final one million 2 c how he's, and def the final 2 admit it. U want 2 tutor ur mom, and he or she needs 2 take some action in stoppin him. If he would not stop quickly, as much because it is going to harm her, she needs 2 understand that that's extra useful 2 spoil up w/ him. He won't dedicate suicide- he's controllin her bc he loves himself lots and is so egocentric. She may additionally want councilin- heavily. She is bein abused. Get her help as quickly as attainable.

the main key in a relationship is: TRUST & COMMUNICATION. if your boyfriend says you have nothing to worry about then you shouldn't have anything to worry about. and plus he is 22 and she is 16, he could go to jail for messing with her, do you honestly think your boyfriend wants to risk his freedom behinda 16 yr. old?

im not sure. if he pays a lot of attention to her when she's around then yes it would be something to worry about but if its just "my sisters friend" then im sure you guys will be fine.

without trust, there's no point of a relationship.