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sexygirlsimpson
Jul 8, 2009, 03:53 PM
OK how do I start! I have been seeing this man for a year now and it did not start good for a number of reasons such as, him not supporting me at difficult times e.g abortion, his cheating and sleeping around background, his using me and not being comfortable around me in public. Now he is the complete opposite but I just cannot trust him for being like that in past. I just don't no what to do. I genuinly do love him but I don't think it can work or can it?! Please help me somebody. Xx

sexygirlsimpson
Jul 8, 2009, 04:01 PM
He says he loves me, talks about the future with me but we have had so many bad things in the past which always play on my mind. Sometimes I cannot trust him too!! What shall I do? X

sexygirlsimpson
Jul 8, 2009, 04:09 PM
Hi, I'm in such a sticky situation right now! I have dated this perfect man for just over a year and rcently things have became so good. Unfortunately we have had ups and downs and it plays on my mind constantly. These things get to me so much that I don't speak to him. Should I breakup with him for the best or stick with him? I don't like being alone and have not really known the single life?

Thanks xx

sexygirlsimpson
Jul 8, 2009, 04:22 PM
Hi I'm a 20 year old female and think I'm blinded by love/lust. I keep having thoughts in my head that my boyfriend is cheating on me. He always reasurres me he is not and would never, however few weeks ago he said he was on a stag weekend with his mates this weekend and he told me when he was drunk. Now he is saying that he is on a course this weekend!? What do I believe? Do I ask him or not? Why is he lying?

Thanks xxx

ISneezeFunny
Jul 8, 2009, 04:28 PM
Well... does he give you reasons to think that he's cheating?

1) if you ask him if he's cheating... do you think he'll actually be honest with you IF he is cheating? Also, if he actually ISN'T cheating, then you continuing to ask him if he's cheating gives him ideas that you no longer trust him.

2) A lot of people will tell you that your intuition is telling you something. But as a 23 yr old guy, I can tell you I've had two of my exes accuse me of cheating on them when I've been absolutely faithful to them... and it got to the point where she would check my phone, my computer, and at times she would log onto my Facebook to see if anyone would contact me.

It ended... because I didn't want to be with someone that couldn't trust me. Tread carefully. It's in your right to question things, but be careful not to cross personal boundaries.

sexygirlsimpson
Jul 8, 2009, 04:38 PM
Hi I am 20 years old and have been with my boyfiend over a year now and I am really really broody! He has great job and I am on my way to getting good job, however we do not live together. Do you think I should just wait a while?
Thanks

sexygirlsimpson
Jul 8, 2009, 04:41 PM
Hi I have been with my boyfriend over a year now and whenever I ask him to meet my parents he always says yes but when it comes down to it he backs out. Also he never asks me to meet his parents!! He has only just mentioned me after a year to them also!! What does this mean?
Xx

jenniepepsi
Jul 8, 2009, 04:42 PM
If you feel like you can financially support your baby with just your boyfrinds job, I say go for it. But keep in mind, if you are on your way to getting a job, and you get pregnant, and you have to take time off only 7 or 8 monhts after getting the job so that you can have the baby, and then time after the baby is born so you can get back on your feet. That doesn't sound good to an employer. You know?

Other than that, it sounds to me like you guys are going good. If it were me I would wait till we got married and I had some time in my job to be more secure in it. But that's just my opinion. You got to go with what feels right for you :)

*EDIT*
*in light of the new information due to the merging of multiple posts, I change my answer, you need to get everything else in your life under control before you have baby's OK hon?

siberianair
Jul 8, 2009, 04:42 PM
Broody??

siberianair
Jul 8, 2009, 04:43 PM
Never mind... looked it up...

ang8318
Jul 8, 2009, 04:44 PM
Why not wait until you both have good jobs, buy a house, live together for a while, save some money then think about it. I say this because if you have never lived together that will be a challenge in itself. Take your time, you are young, enjoy it. Children are wonderful, but are a lot of work. What is the harm in waiting?

jenniepepsi
Jul 8, 2009, 04:45 PM
For anyone else wondering, 'broody' is basiclaly the 'nesting instinct' its when a woman's biological clock says "IM READY LETS DO IT" and your emotions get really really tied up in baby's, sex, and anything else that has to do with procreation.

sexygirlsimpson
Jul 8, 2009, 04:46 PM
Hi. I have always beent he pushover in this relationship and now want to change it around abit. What things can I do to make this happen?
Please help


Thanks
X

J_9
Jul 8, 2009, 04:46 PM
Considering your other posts... neither one of you are ready for a baby.

J_9
Jul 8, 2009, 04:48 PM
Threads merged.

N0help4u
Jul 8, 2009, 04:54 PM
Seems to me whether he is cheating or not all your instincts are saying RUN and you NEED to follow your instincts not your emotions.

ISneezeFunny
Jul 8, 2009, 05:01 PM
.. what's going on? He's perfect, he's lousy, he's nice, he uses you, etc.

... what's the real story here?

kelly10jonson
Jul 9, 2009, 05:14 AM
OK so my boyfriend has just cheated on me well the month of April!. and each day every mintue of the day eats me up inside I hate him I really hate him but that hate is controlled my all the love I have for him that's why I can't let go , if you can let go then walk away because it only gets harder chick, you can make it work because hey me and my boyfriend are still together but our realtionships a lie, I cry all the time, I hate him, I check his phone behind his back etc etc.. But you will only do what you want to do :)