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05-05-2015, 08:33 AM | #592 (permalink) | |
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Hooray for a general mistrust in humanity bred by overuse of internet forums!
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05-05-2015, 08:37 AM | #593 (permalink) | |
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05-06-2015, 04:13 PM | #594 (permalink) | ||
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Summarizing the problem, it sounds like you are worried that your BF finds his ex-girlfriends more interesting or pretty than you since he has made efforts to contact them and doesn't contact you as often as you'd like when you are out alone, plus he doesn't compliment you when you dress up. Your concern is understandable. On the other side of the issue, it *is* nice that he is on friendly terms with his ex-girlfriends, because it is great if a friendship survives a romantic breakup. But if he is rekindling romantic feelings for them, then of course you'd want to know and want that to stop. If it is true that he really *isn't* that into you, then I feel it is better to find out sooner rather than later. I recommend you talk with your BF about your worry that he may not find you as attractive or interesting as his ex-girlfriends, and rather than be accusatory or angry with him, simply describe your insecurities and fears. Hopefully, he will respond by being understanding rather than defensive, and maybe he'll make more of an effort to contact you to hang out and compliment you because he genuinely feels you are attractive. I feel it is best to be honest with him about your reading his Facebook messages, because I feel the best relationships are founded on honesty rather than being constructed on strategies ("If I hide this, then he'll do that, then I'll do this, etc."). Telling the truth can be scary, because there is the very real risk that he might be upset that you read his Facebook messages since he happened to leave it open on the computer. (I'd be tempted, too.) On the other hand, your boyfriend may really appreciate your honesty and realize that your curiosity was born out of concern because you don't want to lose him. Summarizing, the best relationships are ones in which you both feel like you are being yourselves with each other and you feel happy that way, so it is best to show him who you really are: you feel worried, hurt, and possessive and are hoping he can offer you assurance and change some of his behaviors such that you feel more valued by him.
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05-20-2015, 06:10 PM | #596 (permalink) |
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Yes and yes. And no and no.
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05-20-2015, 06:16 PM | #598 (permalink) |
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Don't try to pin it down. It's so fluid you have to allow it to run its course.
Then again, some relationships suck and you have to shoot them right in the head. Without specifics it's impossible to comment intelligibly. Well, hoped that helped! Seriously, shoot me a PM if you want to chat.
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05-22-2015, 04:10 PM | #600 (permalink) | |
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It just makes me feel like a ****ty person when I wake up in the morning thinking "oh, great, you again" about the man in my bed. I ended up making him a mixcd to feel excited about something and it worked, I feel better. |
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