You cant make him stay if he's beginning to wander (mentally) focus on yourself and what you are worth, are you wanting to be at the end of someones petulant behaviour? If he is not mature enough to sit down with you and tell you whats wrong and what he wants to do about it, then move on....you are worth more
2006-07-17 01:01:58
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answered by SunnyDays 5
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Remember the saying, 'To disregard is to win regard,' similarly the remark I read somewhere, 'any relationship is under the control of the person who cares the least.' Madonna also said, 'Rejection is the greatest aphrodesiac.' This is the not so nice part of human relationships - the balance of who is chasing whom. If you want him to pay attention, you have to cool off and go find yourself another guy -- or if that is inappropriate (which it sounds it is, not least because you don't want another guy, you want this one), find another interest (sports, a class, whatever) that absorbs you. You'll be amazed at how soon he will start to wonder what is going on and where you've wandered off to.
The worst thing you can do is hover and ask him what's wrong and demand commitment. Also, it may be that he is not contemplating your relationship and is thinking about something else and wants to be alone while he does it. Let him be to sort things out - if he wants your help or advice, he will come to you. If you like self help romance books, you should read 'Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus', which explains how men and women communicate completely differently.
2006-07-17 01:08:29
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answered by Katrine 4
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Maybe he is unhappy with you or maybe you are just insecure and paranoid, just try to be yourself and try your best to have a good time together. He is saying nothing is wrong. Some guys are just moody even when there is nothing wrong. Do things you enjoy together and make an effort to spend quality time together. I think most guys like to have their chill time too on their own or just with their mates its a difficult balance to have if you are in each others pockets all the time.
2006-07-17 01:18:19
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answered by welsh_darkhorse 3
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Act like it doesn't matter to you. Back off. If you keep bugging him and asking him questions, he's going to get angry. Just lay back and see what happens. If he wants to leave, there is nothing you can do about it. He just may have issues he doesn't feel like talking about right now is all to talk. If he thinks you don't care so much, maybe he'll come to you. I know the part about "if he wants to leave there isn't anything you can do" may hurt you and that is NOT my intention. It is just that IF it is true, there ISN'T anything you can do. If he does, it's going to take time for you to get over the pain. Always - always remember "this too shall pass" and IT WILL.
2006-07-17 01:04:39
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answered by butterfliesRfree 7
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First thing you need to do is pray about it. Give it to the Lord to work out for you and him. It could be a number of reasons why he is feeling that way. But for yourself, just tell him if he needs anything or someone to talk to, you are here for him. Don't let it worry you, love yourself to know that everything happens for a reason and we don't always know what that reason is, and don't try and figure it out, cause it will come to you when it is time.
2006-07-17 01:04:31
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answered by ressie re 2
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i think of its extra approximately him being drained, and doubtless that now he sees you as extra beneficial than a intercourse merchandise as you are the mother of his newborn, you want a night to yourselves the place you may the two be boyfriend and lady chum back and not finding after the infant, take it sluggish for him, supply him some sturdy nutrition and a rub down etc, it gets back on the right song it is going to easily take time. possibly its only 24 365 days ol adult men? Im 23 and my boyfriend is 24 and that i continuously want intercourse extra beneficial than he does. Dont stress the concern with him, it is going to take time, only depart it upto him, and he will come working finally.
2016-11-02 05:11:38
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answered by ? 4
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I know that it may hurt, but trust me let him go. He may need that time to really understand what you mean to him and you like wise. Take this from a mans point of view. It may be his way of telling you he is not ready, but the most important thing is to look at your self....Would you want to be with you? Are you smothering him? Do you question his every move. Do you trust him? What do you do for him, mentally. Just let go and see what happens....whatever happens it was meant to be.
2006-07-17 01:05:00
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answered by scooter47 2
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Give him a little room. Find another outlet for awhile and see if he changes. If he does, then you're o.k.
If he doesn't, then try to talk to him about it again. If he shuts you out, then don't hesitate. Just leave.
If he says nothing's wrong, then tell him, yes there is, and tell him how you feel. If he still doesn't get it, then leave him.
2006-07-17 01:35:42
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answered by wayouthere 4
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you cant make him stay if he wants to leave and why would you want to be with someone if they do not want to be with you? It will hurt but you need to be realistic. Then again this is just a thought you have; perhaps he just has a lot on his mind. Keep the lines of communication open with him.
2006-07-17 01:07:41
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answered by Mean Carleen 7
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if he won't tell you then there is nothing you can do. if he says he's ok with the relationship then he is but are you? if you're feeling pushed out or disrespected then you should tell him exactly that and tell him what you need from him. he's not going to talk about his feelings but you can talk about yours. you may be worrying about nothing and until you know something you've got to try to be happy but don't accept disrespectful behaviour.
2006-07-17 01:04:42
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answered by minerva 7
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