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  1. Personally it sounds to me like you have issues around insecurities. I don’t agree with people lying about anything no matter how small and insignificant the lie is because I am a believer that if you can tell someone what they consider “a little tiny insignificant lie” then they are capable of telling big massive lies that are significant. That’s in regards of friends, family, work colleagues as well as in romantic relationships. For me it’s a deal breaker in a relationship.

    So as much as I am dead against it I get the feeling that she has lied to you because she simply doesn’t want to answer you and tell you about her previous relationships or anything else like that, evident by her comment that you mentioned above that “can’t she have a past?”

    Just because you have told her about your past it doesn’t mean that she has to do the same thing in return telling you her past. I find it extremely weird as well that you say in your post “as I know that a person’s past isn’t that important” yet elsewhere in your post you say;

    “When it comes to my Girlfriends history, I’m literally in the dark” “When I asked about her ex ….” “I have traumas when her girlfriends start talking about ‘the good old days of parties…it freaks me out I don’t know what is she hiding”

    For someone who says that a persons past is not important based on the three highlighted comments above you sure do see it as something important and it’s clearly something that you want to know, even the comment that I mentioned earlier where the first thing you said was that you have told her all about your past and history ‘literally every category’ even all if your ex girlfriends. You say it like she is obligated to tell you hers in return and she isn’t.

    This is clearly insecurities that you have here and you need to ask yourself the question “what benefits or positive results would you get from knowing her past and history?” The answer is no benefit or positive results. If anything knowing a partners history almost always has a negative and detrimental impact on a relationship leading to the end of the relationship.

    You should be looking at moving forward and making your own memories and experiences with your current partner and nothing else.

    Otherwise you will become totally consumed with wanting to know her history and then you will start snooping over her shoulder looking at what she is scrolling through on her phone like you are already doing. Next you will be going through her phone while she is asleep, through all of her social media accounts and messages, her emails blah blah blah and basically ruining and ending this relationship.

    Just because someone doesn’t want to tell you anything about their past or history it doesn’t mean that they have something to hide or anything like that, which is clearly what you think.

    You either drop this now and focus on your relationship with her or you continue with what you are doing and if you do decide to continue with what you’re doing then may I politely suggest you put a calendar entry in your phone for let’s say 15th August and title the calendar entry “Broken Up with Girlfriend by this date at the latest”

  2. The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. Stop expecting validation from your family when they've demonstrated they can't or won't give it. Don't share information with your mom if she can't keep it confidential and don't invite her to do things if she's only going to turn around and invite your sister. Ignore or end any conversation where your sister gets competitive with you. Just generally radically scale down your time with your family, and focus your time and energy on people who are kind and caring to you. Don't make threats about it, just do it, and when your family asks why, say why but don't entertain their follow-up dramatics – just keep moving.

    Frankly, from your comments, your sister sounds awful but you sound like you need a lot of therapy to figure out how to set and maintain healthy boundaries.

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