A Fork in the Road

Five years is a long time to invest in someone. I’ve given my all to this relationship, but now, my boyfriend’s request for an open relationship has me questioning everything. It feels like we’ve hit a fork in the road, and neither path looks easy. Part of me wants to trust that this is just a phase, something we can work through. But the other part of me wonders if this is a sign that we’ve grown in different directions. How do I choose between staying true to myself and the person I love?

The fear of making the wrong decision is overwhelming. On one hand, I want to fight for what we have. On the other hand, compromising on something that feels so deeply wrong to me could cause resentment down the line. What if opening the relationship leads to us drifting further apart instead of bringing us closer? But what if saying no means I’m pushing him away? There’s no clear answer, and it feels like no matter what I choose, I might lose him—or myself—in the process.

 

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