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In my mind, there is nothing necessarily wrong with being friends with ex partners, but that's not what your girlfriend is doing, is it?
By her own admission, your girlfriend keeps in contact with these people because it gives her some sort of validation she apparently needs. That's not “being friends with”, that's just using people.
And she's not only using other people, she is also doing it behind your back. To me, this shows a significant lack of respect for you and the boundaries you have made it clear to her that you have.
I don't think you should be asking yourself whether your girlfriend loves you, I think you should be asking yourself if this is a relationship you feel safe in. Do you feel like you can trust your girlfriend? Do you feel respected by her? If the answer to those questions is no, then it doesn't really matter if she loves you.
He never outright said if I'd leave he would. He implied it by saying am the reason he didn't kill him self. And more bad things has happened to him since them. Just a week ago one of his family members died. I feel bad for him obviously but it makes me feel guilty just thinking of leaving him
I am a very emotional person, way too sensitive for a male
Meh, I wouldn't think like this, you get to feel exactly how you want to feel regardless of your gender. Just be careful about what you do with those feelings. As I said, this is a very valuable life lesson.
So with this new boundary I decided to date him. Then after about a month he said he couldn’t do it and had to have her in his life as she was important to him and that he’d walk away from us if it meant getting to have her as a friend again.
Not adhering to mutually agreed boundaries should be an immediate relationship ender. You are just a place holder until he gets to be with his friend.
Is it controlling to not be okay with the close nature of this long-standing friendship and asking that there be boundaries?
No, it is not controlling, it was a condition for you to even consider dating him, and after agreeing to it he threw that out of the window.
Advice on how to move forward is also welcomed.
You break up and find someone who wants to be with you and doesn't treat you as a placeholder.
So complicated. Nah, I will go around, just to make sure she is ok.