<human>: My boyfriend and I have known each other since we were 13/14 years old, we met in 2009 in our first year of high school and started dating in 2012. Went to the same college for 2013 -2015. And now are both back home, planning on moving in together again (we lived together throughout college in the town we went to school in) and getting married in 2018. 

I always hear horror stories on here about high school sweethearts and them cheating/wanting other things and what not. So I try to keep the lines of communication with him as open as possible. He's not great at communication... He doesn't like telling me when he's upset about things because he doesn't want to upset me, or bother me. Which I've told him countless times that if something is wrong, I want to now. I want to help. So with wanting to keep communication open, I ask him a lot of questions... Like if he is still attracted to me, and that I've heard of many people in long term relationships losing those feelings for each other/one of them losing it. I'll ask if he regrets "settling" down so young, if he wishes he was able to sleep around in college (I was not his first. I was the third person that he had sex with. He was my first). I ask him about other women he thinks are attractive (which he to this day claims are none, lol despite the fact that 2 years ago he thought Jennifer Lawrence was more attractive than me -WHICH OF COURSE SHE IS- but apparently now she isn't. ) All in all, I just ask him a lot of questions - kind of to clarify that we're both on the same page. 

I'm worried that by asking all these questions I'm pushing him away, and sabotaging our relationship. I'm a very insecure and anxious person and I'm not sure how to stop doing this or how to stop worrying that we'll be like the statistics.

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<bot>: Boyfriend and I have been together 4 years, started planning our futures. But I feel like I'm sabotaging the relationship/pushing him away by asking so many questions. How do I stop this?