<human>: A couple months ago I caught my boyfriend going through my phone. He was suspicious of a friend and wanted to know what we talked about, etc.. I was upset, we fought ok. He says he was too hurt before (betrayed by unfaithful partner) and he's working on it.

Fast-forward to now: I've become kind of paranoid when he's around my electronics. Creating new passwords for stuff so that he can't access them. Still can't shake the feeling he would if he could though he swears otherwise.

I don't think he trusts me. Regardless of that, I don't want to be the kind of person who is paranoid or the kind of person that isn't trusting of others, especially someone that I love. I don't want my computer and phone and social accounts riddled with complicated passwords. 

How can I work on getting back to where I was before: not needing a password, not worrying about my privacy being breached. I want to make my electronics a non-issue but I struggle because I know my boyfriend continues to worry about my relationships with others.

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<bot>: My boyfriend went through  my phone due to suspicion. I have become private and paranoid, and am seeking tips/help on returning things to normalcy.