#passive

3 and 1/2 years ago I met the love of my life.(I'm in my 30's F. He's 43 M) I've had trust issues throughout my lifetime who hasn't you know. Mostly caused from exes etc. well when I met him it was like all that mistrust went out the window and I never even questioned it. He just seems so genuine. Eventually we moved in together and and not long at all after that we both had to find somewhere else to live because of both our situations just fell apart for other reasons. He ended up moving into a camper I rather small one but it had power electricity something I've never encountered before but because of my dedication and my love for him it was nothing for me to move in with him. Shortly I found out that he had been sending random females off the internet that he's never even met before money. His excuse was that he didn't think that I was going to move into the camper with him so I guess he was just keeping a back burner of b?. It completely broke me down My trust for him was so strong. Felt so stupid. But I stayed, we went on a 7-hour trip to visit his Dad in Tennessee. And there he asked me to marry him giving me his deceased mother's wedding ring. It's been 3 years now since that. We're still not married, And now he says he doesn't want to get married to me. But we're still living together and he still tells me he loves me. I'm so confused at this point. And every time I try to talk about it he doesn't want to or it turns into an argument. And it's on my fault of course. He says it's because of my lack of trust, but he never did apologize and then he went back and said that he just told me those things so I would leave it alone and shut up that he was never talking to anyone else or sending the money. Which makes me believe he was never sorry to begin with. Why does he still hang on? Why does he still tell me he loves me why am I still here? Because I really do love him in this whole time I was convinced that we were actually getting married one day. Now I don't know what to do.

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