I don t want to doubt him 5, I don t want to doubt him

Poor you! But you should still trust your husband, many times a man just can't help himself, if he is a businessman who will face a lot of customers every day then drinking is inevitable, and if this is the case then he is also pitiful. Now you are really dangerous, there is a possibility that your love is facing a disaster, I think the best thing you can do now is to rest assured of him, and then touch him with your care and love, even if he has someone else outside, you have to snatch him back, because he is yours!

You want him to feel the warmth of home and feel your love for him! Feel that you need him! If you have been married for a long time, it may be caused by a lack of freshness, so you have to change it, painting or something!

If you can't do it, let him know that the child needs him!

I think your suspicions are not uninteresting, yes, a man has been out for many days, and his attitude towards himself is getting colder, and he will be suspicious if he changes others. Then when he is with you, is he not as enthusiastic as before, you have to observe his every move, you can secretly look at his clothes, look at the information in his mobile phone, you must calm down,

Sometimes your suspicion can turn into his stress.

Let's talk to him.

Men are under a lot of pressure. If you're skeptical, don't be suspicious.

You try to talk to him properly. It's weird to care about what he's been doing lately.

Don't be heavy-toned. Be gentle.

If he really didn't do anything to be sorry for you.

Maybe he senses your concern. He'll tell you.

Your own husband. What kind of husband he is. You know best.

Think about your husband's personality. Is it really someone who outside?

Hello dear <>

It's a pleasure to answer your questions, understand your confusion and doubts, and don't want to doubt and don't dare to doubt what can be a complex emotional state. This feeling indicates that you have ambivalence and doubts about your attitude towards something or someone. On the one hand, you are reluctant to doubt, perhaps because you have a certain trust or dependence on the matter. On the other hand, you don't dare to doubt, perhaps because you are worried about the outcome, or because you are worried that doubt will have negative effects or consequences.

In this case, I suggest that you first try to clarify the specifics of your own inner contradictions and doubts. Ask yourself why you don't want to be suspicious, perhaps because you have a genuine sense of trust or fear that doing so will hurt your relationship with the thing or person. At the same time, ask yourself why you don't dare to doubt because of the fear of the unknown, or the fear of facing possible disappointment.

Once you've identified your inner conflicts and concerns, here are some suggestions you can consider:1Accept your inner uncertainty.

Don't resist the feeling, but try to accept it and explore the reasons and meanings of it. 2.Dialogue and communication.

If possible, try to have an open and honest conversation with the person or thing involved, expressing your doubts and concerns. Through communication, you may gain more information and understanding to better handle your emotions. 3.

Seek support. Don't ignore the people around you who may be able to provide understanding and support. Talk to a friend, family member or a professional counsellor who can provide you with a different perspective and help you find better solutions.

4.Self-reflection. Use some time for meditation or self-reflection to explore your heart and find your own values and beliefs.

Understand your attitude towards skepticism and your reaction to worry so that you can better cope with future confusion. Remember, it's very important to understand and accept your emotions. Don't force yourself to make choices, but give yourself the time and space to process these emotions.

At the same time, be kind and patient with yourself and trust that you will find the right answer for you. <>