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Sometimes we find it difficult to trust another person with our hearts, this is especially true in a new relationship. How can we overcome our trust issues to open ourselves up to trusting and loving another human being? Marriage problems having to do with trust issues are extremely common and having difficulties in this area can be the difference between success and failure in a relationship, so it is first very important to identify where these issues are coming from.
You need to first figure out if you are just feeling insecure, or if your spouse is exhibiting some sort of behavior that is helping to foster your distrust.In either case, you must work to fix these issues because they can be the death of any marriage if they are allowed to linger without being addressed. I personally had been cheated on in my past, and honestly had cheated in past relationships. When I entered the relationship with my current husband, I vowed to change my behavior and to never have cheating become an issue. There have been times in the past that I have worried that he might cheat, but then I realized that putting extra energy into this thought was not serving either of us.
I have vowed to myself to always trust my husband and to believe that he is doing the right thing, until I have a real reason not to. Running around worrying about where he is and who he is talking to is to say the least a very immature attitude. In order to have an adult relationship with your spouse, you must believe in your heart that everything will be okay.
You must trust implicitly the fact that your spouse will be true to you, and locking him up and not allowing him to speak to women, will not stop him from cheating if that is what he is going to do. It is my experience that doing this will just encourage lying and deceit, as your spouse is going to speak to members of the opposite sex, but if he knows it bothers you, then he just may avoid telling you about it. This can be worse because then you don’t really know what is going on with him.

Encourage open, honest communication with your spouse and allow them to tell you about things that happen. Feel comfortable enough with yourself and your husband to listen to him and not pass judgment on the situation. Distrust will eat away at your marriage, so try to address these issues as they arise and you will find that you have a healthier, happier relationship because of it.

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