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writes: Okay, me and this boy have been together for a long time. I know he loves me, and he knows that I love him, but we argue over the stupidest stuff ever and it gets us into a huge fight. We always say, well maybe we should break up, it's for the best, but I don't know. I hate to throw everything we have away, over nothing. I don't know what to do, because I love this boy more than anything, and I don't know how many times I have told him. I don't want to lose him. I just don't know what to do. Please help me. I need it..lol Reply to this Question |
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reader, anonymous, writes (16 September 2007): okay, I can honestly say i know exactly how you feel. And it sucks. I mean maybe its not your fault for the fights..but maybe it is..like in my case. ok,so you fight over really stupid things. this is because you have become so close with him. When you first started doing this..did he stand by you..when you acted pyschotic..did he wait for you..want for you to be happy and stop being mad at him but now it seems like he cares less and is tired of dealing with it..tho somehow you have to.do you feel as if..every fight is because of you..well what me and my boyfriend are trying to do with this issue is take some time apart. Things that used to be fine now annoy eachother...just take some time apart and im not saying a lot. just spend maybe only 80 percent as much as you do now. well good luck
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reader, pops +, writes (13 September 2005):
If the arguments are over nothing, stop arguing. Find something to make each other laugh instead. You are young, and it takes more maturity for most people to learn when to pick a fight, and when to let things be. You are normal, for your age. But, you can also learn from this. There are important things in life to argue about. Most of spend our time arguing about the non-important things, because we don't want to talk about the important issues. I watched my parents argue for 54 years about the fact my mother squeezed the toothpaste tube in the middle, instead of from the end, as my father did, and preferred. It was about nothing, but it allowed them to blow off steam and avoid, sadly, talking about what was really bothering them about each other. When we suggested that they have separate toothpaste tubes, you would have thought we were filing the papers to begin the divorce from their reactions. You can live like that, or decide to do things differently.
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reader, woory solver +, writes (13 September 2005):
its normal!theres nothing to worry about
your fine
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reader, susu +, writes (13 September 2005):
maybe you are just a little bit too close? sometimes when you love someone you think ( and it does seem right, it isnt though) that you should spend all your time together and do everything together and tell each other everything. thats wrong maybe you need a bit of space apart. i dont mean time off i mean less time. and anyway sweetie it takes two to have an argument try asking him to explain why he is upset over these so called stupid things, they might not be as stupid as you think and anyway when he sees that your trying to co- operate lets say he's bound to appreciate it and calm down. good luck biting your lip
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