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| Posted: 04 Jan 2020 12:31 PM PST Guys! I was at school and asked my teacher if I could see he said no and I was holding a wiggling and then I peed! Please comment some to make me feel better in detail! |
| Question: Fwb situation - was I right to be upset? Posted: 04 Jan 2020 11:49 AM PST This is kind a two-parter. Part one is asking what exactly his deal is. So here is the situation with that - my fwb randomly mentioned moving last night. He showed me where he was considering and needless to say, I was shocked and upset. It was NOT local. It would be far enough away where I would stop seeing him because it would simply not be worth it in my opinion. Driving that far one way just for a hook up? Nope. I would just end it and find someone closer even though I wouldn't want to do that. He immediately picked up that I was angry and questioned me. I was honest and shared my feelings, including telling him if he moves there, we're done because I won't do long distance. He took a pause and didn't reply til the next morning. When he did, he just said I was overthinking stuff and that he couldn't even afford it. I was guessing that meant he couldn't afford to move where he said. If that's the case, why was he so serious about it when he told me? He was saying the distance wasn't "that bad", "teasing" me that I would still visit, and saying he was going to call the seller the next day. He seemed very serious. So why did his response to me sharing my feelings say he couldn't afford it? I've tried to ask, but he hasn't said anything about it directly (he's avoiding it), so I still don't know if he's leaving or staying. Now part two. Did I have a right to be angry and upset by that? I couldn't figure why he would want to move so far when there are plenty of choices HERE. If he keeps skating around this, I plan to just directly and bluntly ask him if he is leaving or staying later tonight. I will indeed be very sad if he says he's leaving. He always promised me no matter what, he would always live local to me. The fact that he even considered somewhere so far is really upsetting. I'm very confused by what he "can't even afford" too. If he meant the place he showed me, why did he act so serious about considering it during our conversation at first? The fact that he won't give me a direct answer is also odd. I told him again today I meant it when I said I would not do anything long distance. He just said that I was overthinking it. What is that supposed to even mean? He's the one that mentioned skipping town randomly. He acted dead serious about it until he said I didn't seem happy and I admitted I wasn't. Then he made the comment about not being able to afford whatever he was referring to when he made that statement (I assume moving). Anon - Thanks for your answer. He does act odd as far as a fwb goes. He does NOT follow the traditional "rules" you typically see in a fwb arrangement. He asks my opinion on his hair, clothes, etc. He always acts concerned if I seem upset or mad. He kisses me a ton when we are together (and not just during sex or to get sex). We've often slept next to each other without even having sex until the next morning or afternoon. That's why I was so thrown off about his mention of moving far away. |
| Question: Drinking milk relationship tension ? Posted: 03 Jan 2020 06:23 PM PST My boyfriend drinks A LOT of milk. Not just any milk though- WHOLE milk. As someone who prefers skim, this practice in itself is disturbing to me. But it doesn't stop there. He pours granulated sugar into his whole milk many evenings and has even gone so far as to coin the concoction, "Sugar Milk™️" This practice has caused us tension and problems have even spilled into the bedroom if you know what I mean. Is this wrong? Should I break up with him? It's terrible to think, but it might be me or the Sugar Milk... please help. Anyone. |
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