Sometimes he says I should leave because his life is too much of a burden. I never will, though.

>>17369749
>Am I just paranoid?
Yes. Your paranoia is what will likely drive him away from you if you can't control yourself.

>>17370141
>Sometimes he says I should leave because his life is too much of a burden.
That's because he feels guilty that he can't be a normal boyfriend with a normal family. He loves you so much that he wants you to be truly happy, even if it's without him.

>>17370148
He'd literally have to have armed bodyguards drag me away by the hair. No amount of "burden" will be enough for me to be okay with leaving. I love him too much for that to be much of a problem.

I took a shit and now my asshole hurts.

>>17369749
He feels bad about the strain he puts you through because he cares about you greatly. You are paranoid and somewhat insecure in your relationship, he'll need you more than ever when his mother dies, if anything you need to push him to open up more to you, to lean fully on you that he may have rest.

>>17370951
See, that's what the logical side of me says. Then the retarded side of me goes "durrhurr he'll leave".

Also, it will be a bittersweet thing for him because his mother dying will mean he can probably look for a job and do something with his life instead of being trapped in the house all day.
Dunno how his housing situation will be. His parents both get money from the government for disability.

>>17370960
Insurance will pay for a while, at least until he can get a job. If you're truly struggling with this doubt and fear, speak with your boyfriend about it. Tell him how you feel and all your thoughts on everything that's going on. You'll feel a lot better and much more secure. He'll reassure you and tell you that he needs you, and your trust and relationship with both become stronger.