I would be honest with him about your feelings. . .but if he is hiding something, chances are he won't be honest with you. Generally, when someone asks for "space" (as long as you don't visit/phone/text and have to know his whereabouts 24/7) they are basically wanting to ease out the relationship with you without hurting your feelings. I'd see this as a break up and move on with your life.
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According to her rep, she does not have a boyfriend.
It's up to your mom and the nature of her relationship with your ex boyfriend. If she wants to maintain a positive relationship, she could say something like, "I hope you're doing well." If there were issues between them, she may want to address them directly, but it's important to maintain respect and boundaries.
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You may feel uncomfortable because you feel self conscious about yourself and you think that your boyfriend will think you are a pig if you eat in front of him. My advice to you is to realize that if you do not feel comfortable eating in front of your boyfriend, you need to address this problem or risk the full relationship. If you can't eat in front of your boyfriend, chances are you may not be compatible. Love is supposed to feel good, and if you are anxious about this you should talk to your boyfriend about it or just tell yourself that it is OK for you to eat in front of him. If he won't let you eat in front of him, then the chances it will be a serious relationship are slim to none.
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The best way to handle this situation is to talk to the guy. Address him, and explain why you and your last boyfriend got in a fight. Elaborate on your side of the story, and try your best to focus upon the idea that your previous relationship with someone else will most likely be very different from the one you will have with this guy. Also, explain how you have learned from that situation, and are better aware as to how to handle conflicts within a relationship. If the guy you like doesn't take the time to listen to you or continues not to care, move on. However, if he does listen and you both decide to begin a relationship with each other, follow through with what you told him. Remember the faults of your last relationship and the negative approaches you took. Then reconstruct your actions and handle such situations differently in this new relationship. It's only fair to your boyfriend.
Depending on WHAT is causing the distance,your age and the nature of your relationship, you need to address it first with the boyfriend and then either need to split up or seek counseling. Relationships take work all the time. The best thing to do is talk to your boyfriend by telling him you feel the relationship is at a stand still and getting stale. See if he is as interested in improving it as much as you are. Go armed with suggestions of what you think can be doen. If he is not keen to the idea or open to suggestions maybe you need to rethink the relationship.
Address him about it face to face.
yeah... i dont see why not?
It's important to communicate openly with your boyfriend and express your concerns about his behavior. Encourage him to seek help from a therapist or counselor to address his lack of interest and communication issues. If he is unwilling to work on the relationship or make changes, consider the impact this has on your well-being and whether the relationship is healthy for you.
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