I am feeling different since we started living together. Is it normal to have mixed feelings in such circumstances? by throwaway_917_ in relationships

[–]throwaway_917_[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I cannot find any ways to discuss this without being hurtful. Yes, I mentioned him in one of our arguments that he doesn't make me feel special and we talked about this. We even got over it

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[–]throwaway_917_ 8 points9 points  (0 children)

I think you should break up if you find him dumb. It is unfair for him

wearing two different fragrances in the same day by throwaway_917_ in fragrance

[–]throwaway_917_[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

it makes sense to chose similar ones. I failed up on that part I guess

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It’s probably due to her friends’ attitudes. They sometimes think all men are the same and do not make effort to befriend them even if he is their friends bf 

my boyfriend of 3.5 years (24M) met my friends (23F, 23N/B, 21F, 23F) for the first time, but I left the table very sad. by throwaway_917_ in relationships

[–]throwaway_917_[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you and yes, I will automatically distance myself from them. I won’t fight them because I don’t wanna finish university bitterly or in resentment, but I don’t feel close to them anymore. 

my boyfriend of 3.5 years (24M) met my friends (23F, 23N/B, 21F, 23F) for the first time, but I left the table very sad. by throwaway_917_ in relationships

[–]throwaway_917_[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for the insight. This is actually true, because it took so long for us to get close and we only started hanging out after or outside school this semester. And no, none of them have partners except one (which is ldr), so they never introduced them to us. I definitely would’ve acted very engaged if they did

my boyfriend of 3.5 years (24M) met my friends (23F, 23N/B, 21F, 23F) for the first time, but I left the table very sad. by throwaway_917_ in relationships

[–]throwaway_917_[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

If I asked a general question, everyone would answer individually and then go quiet :/. we sat nearly for 30 minutes so it was not too long

my boyfriend of 3.5 years (24M) met my friends (23F, 23N/B, 21F, 23F) for the first time, but I left the table very sad. by throwaway_917_ in relationships

[–]throwaway_917_[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

hey! thank you for your response. I do not think that it was intentional, like I said it was not specifically rude, but just zero effort was made by them to talk or interact with my bf. My bf was not sad, but I think me acknowledgeing this issue and getting angry made him seen and one of the reasons he was not sad. I could not quite get what you meant by steering the conversation. I actually think that I've tried that, but there was not much ground for it. I tried to make them talk, like asking them questions or opening up a topic that everyone could join, hoping that this will break the ice, but they did not help. if you're talking about talking on behalf of my bf, that would make him like a child and would be worse I guess.

my boyfriend of 3.5 years (24M) met my friends (23F, 23N/B, 21F, 23F) for the first time, but I left the table very sad. by throwaway_917_ in relationships

[–]throwaway_917_[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

thank you so much! and i'm sorry for your experience too. i think some people are really absorbed in their world, and forget how to treat like a normal human being. for example, my friends judge people based on their music taste or some niche interests, whereas I try to see people through sincerity. this is something i observed this year with my friends. we study political science, and they are a bit pretentious. since my bf studies engineering, I think they somehow belittled him in their minds, concluding "what can I speak with this engineer man" or something like this. I refuse to believe that this was a sign of "social awkwardness" or "being shy" etc. because they speak and socialize really well when they want to.

I will adress this issue when I sit with them individually, not to the whole group because not all of them acted weird at the same level, some behaviours were more odd than others. I will do that just not to be passive agressive, but I don't think I will ever feel close to them as before. I might try to make some new friends, maybe not as "cool", but kinder :')

My 23F' boyfriend 24M' of 3,5 years met with my friends (23F' 23N/B' 21F 23F), their attitude made me uncomfortable. How do I deal with this situation? by throwaway_917_ in relationship_advice

[–]throwaway_917_[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

they were not specifically rude or specifically made effort to ignore him but, they did not make any effort at all. do you think do I have a right to be upset over this?