<human>: Background: I've been seeing this guy "David" for about a year. He's my first boyfriend, and I'm his first girlfriend so neither of us really know anything different when it comes to relationships.

We were both (or so I thought) attending different high schools but we both graduated in 2014. But about six months ago he confesses to me that he dropped out around the beginning of second semester and got his GED instead. I didn't really care about the GED, it's a piece of paper that signifies the exact same thing as my diploma, but it really hurt that he lied to me for all but the first month of our relationship. Alongside the one big lie, I realized he has also told several smaller lies throughout our relationship. I told him that I didn't trust him but with time I could probably might learn to.

Up until this past week I thought I at least somewhat trusted him again, but he's been talking about going to college next fall (he took a year off to save some money) and I realized that I really have no idea if he will actually go to school or he's just saying it so I stop asking him about it. This realization also made me wonder if I trust anything he said, whether it be "sorry I was late because I had to help my family" or even an "I love you".

At this point I'm unsure what to think. I care about him deeply and he does make me happy, but I can't be in a relationship with someone that I don't trust. I'm willing to put in work to try to trust him again, but I don't know if anything will work.

Can you give me the gist of the text in a nutshell?
<bot>: Boyfriend has lied for a significant part of our relationship, I don't trust him anymore. Is this irreparable?