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I understand the bipolar, i am ok with that. he had a terrible wife of 20 years to whom hw worked and built a life for. He found out she was xheating on him for 5 years and tried to kill himself. That's whaen they diagnosed him with bipolar. My problem is he is having a hard time trust ing. he loves me and things for the most part are good. He realizes it;s his issues but I want to help. He bearly touches me, he's afraid that he trusted someone for 20 years it could happen again. His whole world was ripped apart. What do I do?
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