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We all have expectations of how we think it supposed to be and when it doesnt go that way we analize. We also compare ourselves to others and have our ups and downs. When all we have to do is realize that we are all human and have our own individual likes/dislikes and should accept what we have in our lives because it is ours. You can do something about whatever you feel is wrong but dont go it alone. Address the issue with your partner, see if they feel the same way and come to a solution together, that is after all what we are supposed to do when something is broken, right..
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∙ 16y ago
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∙ 9y agobecause my boyfriend is over in Australia and he keeps saying he loves me n that he doesnt wanna lose me n he always gives me reasons to feel like hes secretly wanting to get up to something in other words (girls) i mean ive always been insecure and im one of those girls that just wanna find love without feeling insecure for once. and iknow theres heaps of girls over there and also hes been adding random girls on facebook that are half naked and really pretty and it just for some reason feels like in a way that he wants a taste of them. and im loyal as but idk if he truely loves me.
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∙ 14y agoSee discussion page.
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Is there something wrong with this relationhip?
If you feel like some is wrong, then most likely there is.
What is the difference between flirting and harassing?
Flirting is something that you like. You flirt to get people to notice you as a prospect. Harassing is something you do when you feel like you haven't a chance with that person, or you feel like they have done something wrong to you.
Why do boys make you feel like you are the one who always is doing something wrong?
We are not doing anything wrong we just like to suck ****
How do you make a friend feel better when they blame themselves for things going wrong with their relationship?
It really depends on the circumstances but if this person did nothing wrong, point that out to him/her. Sometimes things just don't work out the way that we like for them to and, in my experience, its usually because there is something better waiting for us out there or there is something to learn from the experience. If its meant to be, the relationship will mend. If this person did something to cause the relationship not to work out then they have to accept it, learn from it, and try moving on.
Why do I feel like I would be unfaithful in a relationship when I haven't been in one at all?
If you really do feel that way, then you are most likely correct. You know yourself better than anyone else. And if your own emotions are telling you something about yourself, then they are probably right. But if you do feel this way, you can strive to be faithful in a relationship to prove yourself wrong (:
How do you know what is right?
You now what is right because you have been shown what is right and what is wrong, also you have a gut feeling like when you have done something wrong you feel guilty and when you do something right you feel good about yourself. The law plays a big part in what you think is wrong and right as if you do something wrong then you are punished.
Why does your boyfriend feel like he is doing something wrong when you kiss?
If you are underage, he is right to be careful.
When accelerating car feel like its not going to make it?
You may have something wrong with your engine.
Is it wrong to keep seeing someone who is in a relationship when you both feel like soulmates?
Sweetie dont mess with her or hims relateship
What does it mean when you feel like something is missing in your relationship?
try to work things out... like talk to each other about the things that are different about the relationship. and see and try to work from there.
How can you be not sensitive and feel like something is wrong with you when the guy you like won't talk to you but he's already your friend?
just be yourself and don't feel shy and or sensitive.
Does Vanessa Hudgens feel guilty?
Only when shes done something wrong, like everybody else.
