I have met someone who I have a very deep spiritual connection with. We live a fair distance apart (three hours) and it has been hard to find time in our working and personal lives to see each other. Thus, the times we did spend together were intense and everything has reached crisis point. We have both come to rely on each other and felt upset when we needed the other person and they were three hours away. That put a lot of pressure on us and the relationship has ended. I know neither of us want to be without the other. His greatest fear is that because of our deep, deep bond he will end up hating me if things ever turn sour and would therefore rather pass up the opportunity to experience the happiness being together could bring. He is so totally focussed on the 'what ifs?' which may never happen. 'What if we fight and you hurt me? What if our love fades?' etc. When I asked him what bad times we had ever had together he couldn't tell me one. He won't see that the good far outweighs the bad. How can I help him to understand that living life ruled by our fears is not living at all? There are the 'what ifs', but they may NEVER Happen. If I stopped myself from doing something every time I thought 'what if....' I never would have met him. I want to be with him more than I have ever wanted another person. I have never felt so totally comfortable with someone. When I am with him, I do not feel self conscious about my body, I feel beautiful and I feel loved unconditionally. For the first time, I am able to completely be myself with someone. I am willing to work on ways to curb the intensity so there is less pressure on both of us, but he is not. Please offer any advice on how I can repair this relationship and how I can help him to stop being so fatalistic and only focussing on the negatives.