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What does it mean if you tell your boyfriend you miss him and then he says the same but as soon he is around his friends and you tell him you miss him he says okay?
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∙ 15y ago
What is between the two of you usually remains between the two of you. Most young men have to retain "cool" when out with friends. He's afraid if he tells you he misses you in the same way his buddies will bug him and call him a few names I can think of. It's just about shyness. Quit testing the waters! He's already expressed himself in private and that should be enough for you. Men like women that are at least semi independent and not hanging off of them all the time. They also don't like to be cornered by their girlfriends as to how he feels about her when out with friends. You should feel confident enough in how he feels about you and not expect him to admit to anything when out with friends. Individual confidence means you are well aware how he feels about you and there is no need to shout it to the world. Or the best answer is to tell him were over loser he'll be so devistated he'll come crawling back it's hillarious!
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∙ 15y ago
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∙ 14y agohes probably around people who might joke him if he says "i miss you too" or a little not ready for that yet.
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What does it mean if you miss someone that's not your boyfriend?
It just means that there is someone you had contact with in your past who is no longer that same sort of contact. People aren't replaceable. It has nothing to do with your commitment to your boyfriend, and you should not pursue it.
My former friend Is mean to me and he said to my Former best friend he said who needs me around Does that mean he's miss me?
If your former friend is mean to you and told your former best friend, who needs her around, then no, that friend doesn't miss you. That friend clearly is mean and doesn't want to be friends anymore.
Who is miss boyfriend and miss boyfriend 2?
meee
My boyfriend is messaging other girls that are his friends on Facebook saying i miss you should i be worried?
Maybe. He could be joking around or cheating. Try talking to these girls and finding out. Though if he is your boyfriend, you should have 100% trust otherwise the relationship isn't worth it.
What does it mean when your boyfriend tells you he wants to miss you more?
He wants to avoid you Answered by G.S.Nair
Your boyfriend is out of town and you miss him very much What can you do to get your mind off of him?
get a hobbie do sports travel spend time with family an friends
What does it mean if you have a crush on your friends boyfriend?
It is not that uncommon for a girl to have a crush on her female friend's boyfriend. It simply means she has a boyfriend and you may not and you miss seeing your friend more. Perhaps start going out with other friends and eventually you will find someone you care about. Whatever you do don't let your friend know you have a crush on her boyfriend because it may end your friendship. He is with her so that means he loves her and you will lose out in the end if you should ever show your true feelings to either one of them.
Why do you miss family and friends?
You miss them becasue you've been around them for alot of your life and have probaly grown accustomed and to depend on them
How do you unmiss your boyfriend?
Well, it's kinda hard to "un-miss" your boyfriend. But if you don't wanna keep thinking about him, maybe involve yourself in other things with your friends to get him off your mind so much.
If your ex-boyfriend says he wants to be friends but doesn't talk to you does he miss you or is he just playing hard to get?
no hun sorry i think hes just ignoring you!
How do you get clothes in miss popularity?
you have to have money,were you buy the cloths from is fashionista actully you hav to unlock them and you have to keep meeting your friends and soon to be boyfriend. Alos how do you do your homework?
Does your ex boyfriend miss you?
Your ex-boyfriend may miss you, but you have to keep moving. Keep in mind there is always a reason why they are an ex.
