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I need to trust my husband again? We are married for 5 years and I caught him flirting with some other colleague. Now though he clarified but whenever he is simply chatting with his friends even without any  malified intention I am not able to trust him in the fear of losing him to some other bitch. Wonder why these married  bitches are behind a married man and wonder why don't even they converse those conversation with their husband.?
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I can clearly see your anger towards your husband and his colleagues too. It seems you are not able to calm yourself down and you are finding it difficult to overcome your emotions of anger and hatred. Here you need to take a moment and think how close you are in general to your husband. Sometimes problems relating to trust and fidelity are a manifestation of underlying lack of intimacy. During intimate periods in relationships, which obviously keep on fluctuating during the course of relationships, trust automatically builds and there are feelings of security and emotional warmth. However, when this emotional bond loosens, feelings of mistrust, infidelity and betrayal keep accumulating and we lose hold of our needs in relationships. Therefore, I suggest that you focus on becoming more closer to your husband and remove the psychological distance through developing intimacy. This will help you to keep yourself at peace in the relationship and both of you happier. I mean to say that your suspicion and mistrust may be an exaggerated feeling due to unresolved intimacy issues between you two. If you work on your relationship, you will become less angry and lose hatred. In any relationship, it is never possible to know what the other thinks or believes or does, specially when two of you are staying away for most of the time. Its only the closeness that binds couples together.
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Focus on herself and introspect what is going wrong in her relationship.
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Mind plays tricks and infidelity is illusion most of the times.
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