help.

right, ive been with my gf a year on november the 19th.

but the thing is..
we rly rly argue..
& i get over paraniod about her meetin other boys.
i mean, last night she out walking with a boy, & i had 2 ask her best mate where she was.
her best mate told me 'she was out with this boy'
& i text her saying.. 'wuu2?, come over abit later if u wnt'
she text back saying 'i cant, im out already.. & will be out quite a while'
im not sue if she likes that toher boy or not?
&whn i ask, she will jus twist it, to make it sound as though im paranoid, & need to sort myself out.
help pls? x

you need to trust her, you like me tbh (finding about my gf 24/7)

dump her, tell her shes a skank.

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Ask her, say "If your with someone else why are you playing me still as your 'bit on the side'" Yeyeyeyeye..

i would actually play around with her tbh, in da naughty way :P then say youve been cheatin on me!!!!2!@!@ like omg, and then dump her :D

buy a spycam and put it on one of her shirts so u can see her out an about init

Nah, But you sound a bit obsessive to me - You need to trust her, anything happened in the past that made you not trust a girl

I can totally understand where your coming from... my boyfriend still speaks to his ex-girlfriend from high school even though it was like 4 years ago they are still good friends.
We argue quite abit about her, but i have reasons to as he lied and held stuff back from me in the beggining and i ended up finding out... its not that i dont trust him, i dont trust her.

Just ask her who the boy is and why she would rather spend time with him and her boyfriend (you!)

Life is really too short for this. What will be will be. Maybe because you feel like this you are not so much fun to be with? No point in feeling possessive of people it just drives them away. :)

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Sounds like a good plan! :P
Nah dude, you sound over possessive of her, trust her a bit more.