Maybe she told you that, because she knew she could trust you. She could open things up, because she felt comfortable around you
not always. for most people, a boyfriend can be a short term relationship or you can end up marrying him
Some of the arguments to discuss with your boyfriend includes: 1.His feelings towards you. 2.What he thinks about you. 3.His short term goals. 4.is short term goals. 5.His long term goals. 6.His relationship with his parents.
I can't tell you what to do, but I can tell you what I would do if I found out my boyfriend had another lover: I'd leave him. Life is short, and I don't have time to waste on trying to make a relationship work with someone who isn't faithful.
It depends on the context of the situation. It's natural to be attracted to other people - that is just human nature. As long as your boyfriend doesn't act on it, everything should be okay. However, if it is more than attraction, and your boyfriend has feelings for your best friend, it may be time to evaluate your relationship. Life is too short to be with someone you can't trust.
Why is he still your boyfriend? If you don't like what he is doing, leave him. Life is too short to put up with nonsense.
First of all are you willing to wait, it depends, is he the love of your life or someone you call your boyfriend. It honestly depends, I mean their are plently more fish in the sea but it depends on the strength of the relationship and how you really feel for your boyfriend or girlfriend. I recommend taking a break from a relationship, it gives you time to think and must of all have you realize,"What am I getting from this'. If you know you are notting getting what you want, then the relationship is best to end. But if you know what your getting (not by sex), but how the relationship benefits you then just take to your girlfriend or boyfriend and tell them how you feel and where you wanna go with this relationship because life is short and why have a relationship that is point less. Dont wait for him, consider it waitng for what your heart has to say.
If you are unhappy in a relationship, then you should end it. Life is too short not to be happy in relationships. A relationship should enhance your life, not bring you down.
No, if you really love the person within that month then you should feel very comfortable if your girlfriend/boyfriend finds it uncomfortable to say i love you within the month just move on but it is perfectly fine to be in love in that short of a time
call him toodle-muffin-love-sauce or the equivalent
this is a very short question, but assuming that you are asking this question because you feel 'unloved' in a relationship or maybe abused. Simple answer to your question is.. put yourself in your boyfriend's shoes, do you feel that you can treat another person the way he does to you? If the answer is NO, then he is just an abusive person who can't be fixed by you. Your best option in such cases is build a support system without him and eventually leave him.
Short answer no, if your a teenager or still going to school and your boyfriend isn't a upstanding citizen your parents are justified in not liking him. Part of life your parents are in their annoying/disturbing way looking out for you. If your a well developed adult and your parents object to the relationship based on religious or cultural reasons then by all means move out. I did
I don't believe that your boyfriend/ girlfriend should not be considered your bestfriend, unless this a long-term relationship(few years of more) or it is leading to marriage, even if you are considering your spouse to be your best friend. But when you are only in a relationship for a few months, it is hard to consider each other best friends when you are still getting to know each other, mainly on an intimate level, not a friendship. Once the relationship grows and mature, then a friendship can begin to be made. You must not give your all so early in a relationship, becomes you are most likely are going to come up short.