How do I help my fiance with his trust issues?
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You probably need a cognitive therapist to give you a really valid answer. I don't know what helps someone like that for sure, because it doesn't happen to me. But ... it seems to me he might be able to condition himself to derail a particular train of thought, if he has one that recurs. Like, if he practiced, rehearsed many times with you present, thinking about you cheating and every time he got to the point of imagining the feeling of betrayal and pain, he then deliberately thought about you exchanging wedding vows with him (you might help by reciting them for him while you are talking about it ;-) and thought about how he loves you, and believes in you, and about how by marrying you, he must surrender himself to believing in you and trusting you ... maybe that would help him learn to stop himself before he reaches panic level.
Sorry if this just sounds like BS. I really think such things do work. I'm not sure they work for someone with a problem like his though.
My only suggestion would be couple's thearpy. If you go to church, they may have something there for you, or look in a phone book.
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