You should talk to him about things and try to work things out.
Agreed. Honesty is always the best policy. My fiance and I made an agreement when we first started getting serious. We were to ALWAYS let the other know when something was bothering us, regardless of what it is, through open discussion and try to resolve the issue. We have been together for over a year and we have never fought. We have always discussed things and come to compromises. It is much better than keeping it to yourself and letting is fester and build up inside of you until you explode and say things you might regret.
I'm not married, but I say it could be both. If your boyfriend trusts you, then he will be a great husband! If he's a real clingy guy, I would say you won't have much freedom in your marriage, and that's not right. Every girl should be able to do what she wants without her boyfriend/husband on her back all the time. It's your choice. Depends if your boyfriend is clingy, and depends if you wanna get married to him.
you should wait for him to talk to you :) <3
I would talk to him about this situation and be as clingy as possible for a little be to show his friends that they should back off or tell them yourselves to back off.
I think that you should just like step back and give him some space if he ever gets irritated. Don't be super clingy and just give him space. Imagine if your friend was irritated with you, deal with it in the same way and talk to him about it.
You mean "you're" (= "you are"), not "your", which is "your" as in "your book."And we don't usually say, "You're on my nerves." We say, "You're getting on my nerves."So your question should be, "What if you're getting on my nerves?"The answer to that question is already on WikiAnswers. Go to http://www.answers.com/nerve and check "idioms."
Constantley text and/or call him and obsess over him. Find out what gets him ticked and then do it. If he doesn't like clingy people, act dependent on him and never leave his side. If he likes clingy people, do the opposite. If he had past girlfriends, try to find out why he dumped them. This will help you find out what you should do.
No way dont it will make him feel weird just keeo asking to do stuff with you and you will becime closer.
A question like that interests me into whether you really and truly want a boyfriend who will stay with you and love you and be loyal to you or you want a boyfriend that won't really like you, always hurts your feelings and only uses you. So, I think you should really take your time finding a boyfriend. If you need any tips on how to find the right boy then you should really just ask that question next time. Unless you only want a quick relationship and don't want to get too clingy to your boyfriend or him to get clingy to you. It really just depends on what you want, so think about the question you want to ask next and that might help you get a boyfriend and not just in five minutes. Take care.
You know if a guy is getting clingy by: ~Talks/Texts you all the time, everyday. ~Spends all of his free time with you. ~Gets jealous easily when you're talking to other guys or spending too much time with your friends. ~Starts getting really upset when he's not with you. ~Always thinks that you're going to break up with him. ~Trying to control your time. These are just some of the, lets say "symptoms," of a guy being clingy. There are many more, but I think that these should cover the basics.
if your " obsessive bf" if he does something that annoys you say buh~bye~ cause he is more attenionitive to other things than you
4 -5 calls a weekMaybe a text every day, and reply back if he asks you a questionDon't do much more than this, he will think you are clingy and dump youI should know :P
There is no set amount of time one should live with their boyfriend before getting a proposal. This is a subject a person should discuss with their boyfriend.