beaux wrote:ah i know this feeling all too well :( and it sucks if you're prone to stress and overthinking like i used to be!
anyhow what i'm trying to say is, i know how u feel bb
imo i think you should just wait a little longer than 1 month tbh, not only for you to become more comfortable for
asking m, but also for her to learn more about you and vice versa (in a positive way ofc). as fast as one can feel so
attached to someone, time is still a real thing haha, so i think you just have to wait -- all the while getting to know
her better. i'm not saying you're rushing things ofc, but don't jump into things too quickly if you ever come to a
situation that doesn't really require rushing into things
one thing i did to my bf before we started dating was i would casually slip a statement that indicates my bisexuality
in a normal conversation hskhsdskdkd and after a while i asked him something along the lines like "u know i'm bi right"
thank heavens he was the braver one and after a few months he said "i think i'm gay and i think i like u"
u could try that if you're ever as desperate as i am hahah jkjk. but hey, if she's accepting to all sexuality i think stating
your own won't be much of a problem, but don't force this though! letting m know of your sexuality should be v natural
and 'fluid' if u get what i'm saying
has she ever ask you your sexuality (explicitly or implicitly)? if so, i think it provides a common space where you can
ask her of the same thing? idk, it may seem rude i know, but you could ask her when you've known her a little longer.
i know it's easier said than done bb -- but that could be eased through getting to know m longer, allow yourself to be
more open & vulnerable when with her to let m know that she's truly a friend and that bringing up personal questions
such as that may not seem like a very strange thing to do. sexuality should not be and never is a problem -- so if you
ever have the bravery to ask her, let her know that you're not going to make it a problem; let her know that no matter
what, you'll be there for her
i know i don't give the best advices, but i just want to let u know that it's natural to feel these kinds of emotions haha,
i just want to say that this whole thing can be stressful only if you let it, so always be in control and in touch with your
surroundings and feelings! i know playing the waiting game can be v tedious, if not, painful, but time is a v v v essential
thing for any kind of relationships, so use it to your advantage bb; further your current relationship with m before a new
one branches out of it, get to know her better so that it allows her to get to know you too! i'm sorry if this doesn't help
but i hope it does, even remotely. good luck bb! + i'm v happy that you to found an environment where u can feel at peace
and content (bc trust me, i know it's hard for someone with low self-esteem) aND ALSO found someone you feel comfortable
with, even if it's platonic atm
and ur english is wonderful ok -- no need to feel critical abt that
Nokternal wrote:Illumié wrote:I've been with my boyfriend 10 months now, and we've both decided what we want to do for our one year, which is for me to stay the night at his because all we want is time together. And I swear to you up and down like I swore to my parents, we want nothing from that but time. We might stay up super late together talking and snuggling, but we'd sleep in different rooms and all. Though I am an adult, I'll be living at home for a couple years and I care about the wishes on my parents, so I asked them for permission to stay at his house as if I would do it today. They said they were concerned about it and no for today but that I could perhaps bring it up at a later date. I have every reason to trust my boyfriend and myself, but how can I get them to trust us within a couple months? We've never given them any reason to not trust us (my mother has mentioned how good a guy my bf is multiple times) and I feel like they're being way too protective, but I just don't know what all I can do about it.
I think it's important to mention that as an adult, you are legally responsible for yourself. You shouldn't be having to ask anyone for permission for your relationships at this point in your life, even if you are living at home. Especially in regards to staying over at somebody else's house. It should no longer be your parent's concern what you do in this part of your life (as long as you are safe and healthy).They are certainly being very overprotective and definitely overstepping your boundaries. There is a difference between respecting somebodies wishes and having them controlling aspects of your life. Perhaps it would be worth broaching this situation with your family in a respectful way? This does not have to be confrontational or aggressive when you speak to them It can be hard for parents to accept their children are no longer children, but you aren't a child anymore and they need to come to terms with that. It might be worth putting your foot down over this as the sooner your family comes to terms with your maturity, the healthier your control over your own life would be. It is not disrespectful for a grown person to spend time with their s/o.
Silver Pandorica wrote:I think my brain is just bored and wants me to crush on someone tbh. Now that my crush is no longer in any of my classes, I’ve become infatuated with this other guy. I wouldn’t call it a crush, persay...just infatuation. He’s in my art class and likes to draw, which I actually haven’t seen a lot of guys at my school enjoy? I dunno...he’s kinda cute. I don’t really know him, and I’m really bad at talking to people. I’m even worse at initiating conversations and unless it’s a long-time friend, I always wait for someone else to say the first word. And even then, I’m trash at keeping a convo going. I want to talk to him I guess, but I feel like it’s be weird since we’ve been in the same class for three weeks and never talked. Gosh, I’m just so tired right now. My anxiety’s pretty bad today, but I mean, I needed to get this out there ;w; Sorry if I made any grammar mistakes/it seems rushed.
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