Some people just are confused and not ready for commitment. That doesn't mean they don't love you. It would be worth continuing to see him and if you are dating like a normal couple without living together then things could change for the better. However, if you split-up and he doesn't come around as much kick this guy to the curb and move on with your life. Give it a shot! Good luck Marcy
Tell your boyfriend how you feel about it.
Depending on the age of the boyfriend and the teacher it is more than likely illegal for them to have a relationship. If they are in a relationship this should be mentioned to a adult.
In such a relationship, "just because" should be reason enough.
You should snog your boyfriend if you are a little deep in your relationship.
i think you should talk to him about it and stay with for a few more weeks ,and if he is still jealous break up with him because he cant deal with the fact that you have a good relationship with a nother person.but its not a boyfriend girlfriend relationship.
If your crush has a boyfriend then you are not her crush. There is no relationship, you are just a friend.
I think you should talk to your boyfriend and see how he views his relationship with you. If he is not serious about you and the relationship that he has with you, then you are wasting your time sending her a letter. On the other hand, if he is serious about his relationship with you, then yes, I think that you should contact her. But it should be face to face, and the boyfriend should be present. This will send a clear, sincere message of the seriousness of your relationship with your boyfriend and vise versa. He should also break off any and all contact with her, simply because she is not a healthy influence to your relationship. If he is unwilling to do so, then you have an obvious problem and need to let him go.
IF YOU HAD A GOOD RELATIONSHIP BEFORE.
Involve your parents.
when you want him to
No
Yes but you have to hide him from your parents because i have one and my parents dont know about it. Im already in a relationship.