This patient support community is for discussions relating to relationships, abstinence, arousal problems, birth control, cohabitation, commitment, communication, couples counseling, desire, sexual technique, and sexually transmitted diseases (STDs).
This is also a good opportunity to begin to communicate with him in a more opened way. Tell him that you want to know about his past...all the details, so that you have a better understanding of why he behaves the way he does and why he doesn't fully open up to you. Tell him how you feel ( I know it's easier said than done), but he knows you mean business. Share with him our feelings and your fears. Tell him just like that, I want to "share" with you how I feel, without him feeling like, Oh, oh...here come the "L" word. The word love will come at the right time, so don't let it overwhelm you or doubt his love for you, because I do think he is in love with you, just afraid to say it.
You will both be ok. This relationship seem to have it's issues, but salvagable.
Thanks again