<human>: Could you distill the essence of the text into 1-3 sentences?

So, shortly after I posted my [original question] I sent him a text letting him know I wanted to talk to him that night - He's away at school right now and we don't always call every night (forgot that in my original) - He asked me what it was about and I just said Reddit. He got pretty defensive right away and ended up going to bed early before I could call him. So I just sent him a long text.

In summary I told him I was sorry for getting upset, because as many of you figured out, a lot of this was stemming from the fact that I hadn't fully let go of the past. While I'm still looking into therapy options, I decided to take a positive step forward and put my full trust in him again. Something I realized I hadn't done, which I think is holding me back from moving on. 

I did still tell him that it bothered be for two primary reasons:
 
1- It opened the door way for a dialogue - even if it wasn't probable.
 
2 - If I was posting suggestive things on Reddit I'm sure he'd be upset too. 

However, I wasn't gong to ask that he stop because I trust him not to cross any lines by actually communicating directly with these girls. I told him I left the decision to him and I would let the issue drop.

Tonight we spoke on the phone and he said to forget about it because he deleted the posts and he understood my point of view. I don't know if he'll post in the future and I'm not going to ask. I'm going to trust that he will conduct himself appropriately and move forward in working on a stronger relationship together.
<bot>: Told him what bothered me but ultimately left him free to do whatever he wanted - he deleted the posts and understood my point of view.