| Yes I have had the same friends my whole life practically.
Now here's a question:
I've been somewhat frustrated with my girlfriend lately. She's now long-distance, and originally the idea was that I'd move in with her there. However, she wasn't as keen on that the last few months. I told her that I'd likely move there anyways for opportunity despite living together or it working out between us. She seemed to not mind that at all. Anyways, so her and I have been doing well long-distance, as we started our relationship this way. We seem happy, and everything. However, she's gun shy to discuss "future" things. For instance, she told me she no longer wants to live alone or that she was feeling lonely. Her best friend just turned her down to go live with her boyfriend in another country, which by the way, makes me feel second best. I alluded to the fact that I could live with her, and she said she was scared to commit to that and have me move down because she wasn't sure "where we are". We've had a rough last month to two months. That's another topic. Anyways, I suggested it's nice that she has her own space for herself and that if she is feeling lonely she should meet people and see them during the day. That way she has a place to go to to recover while she can also be social without having someone around 24/7. She seemed to agree, but I couldn't help but feel like she's beginning to consider me moving in now that her best friend is out of the picture. Quite frankly, she's got a furnished place and it'd make my transition easier as well if that was the case. So, lately her behavior has been a bit different. Several times now she stops replying to my texts late at night in order to write in her journal and so on. I've mentioned before she's asked for space. However, she texts me all the time now and we have a lot of fun and seem genuinely happy when we talk. Our connection is becoming stronger. Yet, I can't help but see red flags that I'm not sure whether are real or if they are just "pick up cues" that I've learned that are theoretical but not necessarily applicable to the situation. For example, yesterday on her drive home she stopped by a silent dance party and she described that a guy put his headphones on her and it had music and it was a dance party. She is going back again tonight. Then she ran into one of her guy dance friends she knew when she lived their previously. She said they will be hanging out more. I know I suggested she make friends, but for some reason I feel insecure about these situations. Only because I don't know where "we" are, and she seems to be emphasizing meeting new people. I don't really think that any foul play is happening right now but I've noticed a trend towards wanting to meet people. I'm not sure why I feel threatened other than I feel she might be holding onto me while trying to trade me in. I'm seeing her next week and we have a lot of fun things planned. She's vocalized she wants to come back to my state in September, and I am back down there in August. Also, another guy is coming to stay with her later this month. Once again I feel uneasy about this, even though he's a "friend". Mostly because they spend a lot of time together and I don't really like the casual touching and seemingly "dating" type of activities they do together. It seems more than platonic at times. The odd thing is my gut doesn't seem to be mistrusting her but my mind is running away with my imagination. I feel like at times I'm going nuts. Any perspective? I might be hyper-vigilant. I'm on the fence about this situation because I trust that she won't cheat, but I don't feel safe being in this situation where she's undecided on our relationship while I feel committed and she's going out of her way to meet new people, although given she is new to the state and probably wants friends.
I feel like part of me is connecting dots in ways that maybe aren't related.
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