08-15-2015, 10:49 PM
Biki1992 Wrote:My boyfriend moved in with another boyfriend. He want to try relationship with him. He love me but we are very far away. It might take more than two years for us to being together. He never give up upon me even he is with another man. He always telling me we can be together in future and asked me to stay with him. Should I stay with him or give up hope of being together someday. He is only man I love. I don't think I can have relationship with anyone anymore . He is very strong in my mind. He moved in with other man still I am not stop loving him. Will it problem in future if I stay in love with him ?
I personally wouldn't give him another chance.
However I'm the type of person who strongly believes in such silly, antiquated notions such as fidelity, loyalty and monogamy.
I also understand that by nature humans are not monogamous - unlike other species like wolves that get a mate and stick with that mate for life. Monogamy is special because it is contrary to human nature, and it is done as an act that demonstrates that the love we feel for our partner is something special and 'above' just general love.
My last relationship was over 14 years long. Around 2.5 years into the relationship my ex came come and told me he failed the test (HIV) and that rapidly lead to our having a sexless relationship because he claimed he didn't want me to contract HIV.
I stuck it out - many where the chances I could have had sexual encounters with guys - and even under this "special" circumstance I accepted the monogamy, albeit celibacy as an act that says "I love you and only you, and that love is far more important than sex."
Unfortunately this was a one way street and I would discover 12 years later that he was having random hook-up with guys he met on such apps as Grind'r.
This is the type of fella I am - I do not seek a partner for just sex - or for that matter for any sex. I would rather have a companion, a mate, a person to share a life with perhaps cuddling is all the physicality.
If you feel that sex is more important than all of this other stuff, or have no problem with sex being with multiple people, and that this 'special circumstance' of distance is 'worthy' of his having sex and a relationship with another fella, then go with it.
IF on the other hand you feel that sex, monogamy and such things are hallmarks of a spousal type of love, then that has been broken and even if you two do manage to come together, it will always sit there between you - this broken bit of trust, this 'It's almost perfect love'.
I know you are young, and live in a society where gays hide and finding a mate is more difficult due to those circumstances, however I do not know your principles, your expectations from a relationship and your potential mate.
Regardless of the situation(s) presented, if monogamy is very important to you, then I strongly suggest you let this fella go and hope that another fella comes along that meets your NEEDS for a happy partnership.
There are no guarantees there will be another potential mate in your future - this applies to everyone regardless of orientation or where they live.
Ultimately YOU need to assess what your needs are in a partner - not wants - but serious "I must have X" in order for your relationship to be satisfying for you.
Also wipe the silly notion that relationships are supposed to be happy or that they contain lots of happiness - contentment is what a true relationship brings - that and compromise - lots and lots of compromise.