I forgor to mention in the OP she flips out if I even innocently speak to a girl from uni about something uni related on text

If your gf reported this to her then you should demonstrate your appreciation of her actions.

Everyone is susceptible to temptation and seduction. Those who do not succumb to it make a habit of avoid it. She demonstrated this. Reward her.

>>16675544
This. She was honest with you about it when she didn't even need to say anything at all.

I remember dating a girl (highschool/college era) who acted the same. Turns out she was fucking around. Long story short.


If she's very protective of her phone, then she's hiding something. At that point I'd just walk, whores will be whores...

>>16675513
Her small conversation with her ex was fine, this behavior of hers is not. It needs to change.

>>16675544
>>16675552
Yeah I'm very grateful she tells me if an ex messages her. I just am unsure if ex's should never ever speak, and if this is disrespectful towards. I know she wouldn't like it if I spoke to an ex.

>>16675563
Thankfully she isn't protective of her phone. During the argument she sent me screenshots of convo to prove what she said etc. But then again a few screenshots don't show the whole convo..

>you can't expect me to be rude and ignore people, its just small talk, if they suggested anything I'd ignore'.


drop the subject or she is going to talk to them just to piss you off, just have a small fight over this >>16675513 then drop it

>>16675504
eh. depends on how long you've been dating.

if you live together. if it's long term. if you're talking/thinking about marriage...

then okay, you can ask her to respect your feelings.

but if it isn't any of those things yet, then you're being unreasonable.

she has a right to keep a sort of net of people. obviously she doesn't have the right the flirt or hangout with them. but if she's rude, she may lose them as friends. and again, if things don't work out with you, she should be able to return to her life unscathed.

>>16675607
Well, if she's "allowed" to talk to exes and you're "not allowed" (let's be honest here) to talk to classmates, then she's insecure...and there's an obvious problem.

When I mean "protective of her phone" I mean. Does she hide the screen from view? Is it always locked? Is it "attached to her hip" all the time?

On my previous comment, with my old ex she acted the same. Always told me about whoever she was talking to and etc. Which included exes, class mates and etc. But she always had an issue with me talking to any female. For any reason! She was insecure and loved secrets. Turns out when she was cheating on me she would tell me these little things as a way to deal with her guilt. When I started to catch onto her lies, little innocent stories did a 180. For example, a lift home from school turned into a blow job...

>>16675513
>>16675607

It should be fine for both of you to speak to your ex's as long as it's simple friendliness. A big thing that drove me away from my ex was that he was completely unable to let me be friends with a guy I hooked up with, someone who was and still is one of my best friends.

You should both be allowed to talk to whoever you want as long as it doesn't cross the line. If you trust eachother then that won't be a problem.

>>16675701
Nah she isn't secretive about her phone at all. She will go through texts, snaps, fb etc in front of me. I'm 99% confident she isn't cheating. There's never really been anything sus at all (other than 3 hour text gap today but she said she was asleep)