I need help

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jane84
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She'll never feel the same way towards you. You'll always have that guilt and it will eat you up. If you don't want things to get worse (because believe me it can, people really don't change that much and once you pass that line, it's HARD to go back to the love and trust you once had for each other.) Let her go. I'm not one to give up myself, but I learned my lesson, just let her go.


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I wouldn't call this an abusive relationship, just a toxic one.
She tried to get her phone, he mushed her...she didn't hit the sofa...end of story.

The two of you are probably still very young.
How I can tell? The FaceBook innuendos, subtle hints, and the on/and off again hookups.

Whether or not the Bull is ready to reconcile with you or not is not the dilemma here.
What prompted you to grab her phone is whats raising the red flag on this thread.
Were you cheated on before?
Do you, yourself, have a pattern of cheating on women, and intuitively think she might be doing the same?
Did you witness patterns of cheating when you were growing up?
Where is this distrust and paranoia stemming from?

Take some time away from her, and reflect on this.
Apologizing is just adding a temporary band-aid to an ongoing potential red flag.
But taking some time out to self-reflect and do some soul searching will reap greater rewards for future endeavors.

Good Luck!