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Linsey

Sandman: Just tell her that you were upset and you said something that you didn't mean. Ask her is she still wants her "space" and then give it to her. You've been with her for 3 years so she already knows that you love her and miss her etc. So you don't have to convince her again. She knows.

Yemeni

her ass looks gr8 in #90564

Yannis

I think that most people are reacting to this on a gut level and then trying to come up with rational arguments to justify their repulsion. The rational arguments don't hold water.

Annunciated

wow the skinny waist hoh bigeyes tmm longhair

Imperceptible

No girl's smile "is worth the pain." That is sad, man. I think you should tell her how you feel. I actually have a little hope for you that it might go well because of how she's acting. A lot of women who stick a guy in the friendzone KNOW how he feels, so they avoid conversations about feelings. This girl is coming out and asking you if you care for her. She might have been giving you a chance.

Prestidigital

Also: spunkybait :D

Firhill

Your boyfriend might just be shy as well (but with his own way of showing it). If he is, I can't really give advice since the longer I'm with boyfriends the more I open up in person.

Jouster

i am 37 he is 34

Diversity

My life isn't perfect. nobody's perfect. i've been lied to, cheated on, and had my heart.

Cgraham

He ran into her and her friends while out on a boys night and both groups had drinks together for about an hour. During that time, he mostly talked about me and how nervous he was about meeting my parents the next day. He told me about it the next day (post parents meet) and showed me text messages that fully confirm his story.

Astor

Sounds like he's got a situation - married/involved with someone. Very typical signs of an involved man. And if kissing bothers you tell him straight up and who cares if you appear childish - set your boundaries and don't deter from them.

Tins

I don't like the sound of this. If he doesn't want to meet your friends, or do anything that you have specifically said "this is important to me", then he will not bend on anything. You will end up catering to his needs all the time, then he'll be angry with you over nothing. He might go so far as to accuse you of saying "you didn't ask me to go to that party with you" when you did, and you point that out to him.

Underfiend

I agree with the multi-dating approach - but in the early stages. You then realise that you want to be with someone because you now know enough about eachother to give it a try - and exclusivity feels right.