
How Do I Stop Him from Interrupting?
My boyfriend is continuously interrupting and that’s a deal breaker unless he figured out how to tone it down.
My boyfriend is continuously interrupting and that’s a deal breaker unless he figured out how to tone it down.
I’m having a hard time committing to making a permanent living relationship with my boyfriend. I wonder, is he on the rebound?
Is it wrong of me to turn down a guy who’s asexual, and not want to date him? He already knows that I am attracted to him…
I don’t want to accept a date for the same day – I feel like that means he isn’t respecting my time and he’ll think that he can be lazy. I don’t think that’s how he’ll come to appreciate me.
My husband’s girlfriend told him she can’t be secondary in his life and she wants him to leave me and our kids to be with her and her kids.
How do I remain planted firmly on Mother Earth so I can see who this guy is and how he is showing up for me? Chemistry is high.
My husband always messes up Valentine’s Day. He’s never gotten it right in the seven years we’ve been together. I want him to nail it.
When I talk to my boyfriend about who or what’s stressing me out, he’ll say things like, “that sucks,” or “I know you’re upset” – it’s not enough.
Now that I’m back in the dating world I feel like I need to be through with him, but I just can’t. It feels like we’re in a competition to get into a new relationship.
I don’t really feel like coming out to my friends and family because I know it would be awkward. I don’t intentionally hide my sexuality. If anyone asked, I wouldn’t deny it.
Do I buy my new guy a gift? He’s been asking me what I would like too.
I get hundreds of messages, but the majority of these men (supposedly also looking for the same thing) pursue me and are really excited about me, etc. we exchange #’s, maybe have a conversation, then nothing!
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