Probably not.

Do you know why?

Because you didn’t really end them. You may have quit your job, which is not good, you could probably get it back, maybe not, so that’s a negative.

Calling it quits on friendships… Saying you called it quits on your friendships he is not fond of doesn’t really mean anything. It’s probably not genuine. You did not really in your heart want to quit them amd they probably didn’t want you to either, so it’s not something either of you, you or the friends you quit, are commited to.whole heartedly. He, your partner may genuinely have concerns with the people in your life, maybe he hates them for some reason? Which is fine, but it’s his problem. He would be a fool to think that by separating you and them, that’s the end of it. It’s the same thing as trying to force someone who does not want to be with you, to be with you. The person who does not want to be there, is not fully there. They do it want to be there. Who wants that? You are separated from your relationships, but neither you or they want it that way. It’s not genuine.

He should have just walked. You are not right for him, he can’t change you, the relationship is not what he wants, break up and go.

So what happens when you and/or the people you had relationships inevitable can’t keep away from each other because neither of you really genuinely want to stop being? You get together, and now you’re sneaking around behind the guy who doesn’t want you with them. Which will probably be a problem for a guy who thinks he can keep people who do not want to be separated, separated. Instead of leaving it because the relationship with you and you people is not right for his life.