We've been together a little over a year now, in our mid-twenties. My problem is that I've become obsessed over her last relationship. I know my obsession and anxiety of this is bc I'm worried about her still having feelings and also are "ok" sex life.
When I met her it was 6 months after she got out of this relationship. When we would get intimate about a month or more in, she would often cry and tell me how special I am and how she wishes she would've waited for me. I took this as a compliment and told her it was ok.
She didn't really say much early on but I could tell her ex did a number on her. She was with him for 2 years and opened up over our relationships giving me some idea of how it was such as he told her she was rough and beat up downstairs and loose, that she was horrible at sex, things like that. Pure emotional abuse and an absolute douche. She was always the good girl and this "bad boy" is the one that took her virginity. I'm okay with that and totally understand.
However, throughout the course of our relationship I'd get references now and again about that history- that is was lustful and wrong with him while it's true love with me. That he just used her for sex and didn't care for her. This guy obviously hurt her very much. These things began getting in my head bc I started thinking she still had feelings for him the way she got upset. She once told me that she saw a girl he had cheated on her with at a bar and asked me if i could imagine how awful that is. She told me about how he brought another girl back to his apt while she was in the other room and promised her they didn't do anything. She told me how she made out with his best friend once and she always thought he was cuter anyways. She told me he smoked weed all the time and all they'd do is sit around. Before I met her she told me she had this deep depression of feeling worthless and used up from giving him her virginity and that when she met me she thought I was too good for her and she didn't deserve me.
I eventually got fed up with all these thoughts repeating in my head and told her I don't want her to mention him again. I never get insecure about these things but I let it happen this time. I started thinking of if he was better in bed, etc and even asked. She got upset and told me nothing compares. Now I question if she's being honest or not. I'm in such a negative feedback loop and can't get it out of my head. I know it's wrong but what should I think?
She hasn't mentioned anything for a while but it's still with me. She wants marriage and is very good to me. However, our sex life isn't the greatest bc she's not a very sexual person as she says. I want sex more than she does and I've talked to her about this. It has gotten better but these thoughts of her ex really screw with me and make me think she gave him more than me especially by the things she said mentioned above. I feel like the "good guy" she's locking down after her lusting with the "bad boy". I'm not a weak or bad looking guy always been good with girls but this stuff really got serious when we talked about marriage. I don't want a wife that is settling for the white-picket fence so to speak. Please don't bash me about how insecure or jealous I am. Any level-headed advice as to what's going on here would be appreciated, and should I even consider marrying a girl who has mentioned these things.
I want you all to understand I really care for this girl and she's very special. She's good to me in many ways and is always there for me. She has really not said anything about the ex for a while now, but anytime I get frustrated with sex or if she doesn't want to, this seems to trigger all these thoughts. Plus, the guy pops up on my FB and appears to be a huge player.
I also think it's important to mention she is pretty immature/inexperienced in her dating life. She only had one bf before her ex who she never did anything sexual with and she was with him for 4 years. I'm not sure if she was just trying to open up for more intimacy by sharing her painful experiences or if those things were red flags.