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Old 09-06-2014, 10:43 AM
 
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Originally Posted by snugglegirl05 View Post
Yeah...

24 is young.

You *general you* are still trying to find yourself. Still trying to find your place in the world. Still trying to find out what you want in a relationship.

How long were the two of you dating before deciding to become exclusive?
Since the beginning of june, on and off dating. we started seeing each other more frequently & that was that!
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Old 09-06-2014, 11:47 AM
 
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You are so in the wrong. But, I do not suggest that you apologize, because you really do not get it, so it wouldn't be honest. Let this guy go, you are not ready for a serious relationship, and he deserves someone who is.
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Old 09-06-2014, 11:55 AM
 
Location: SF Bay Area
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OP, your bf's 30 and you are a 24-yo sorority girl.
I think there's simply a mismatch in maturity levels.
Let him go.
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Old 09-06-2014, 12:00 PM
 
Location: State of Transition
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OP, your bf's 30 and you are a 24-yo sorority girl.
I think there's simply a mismatch in maturity levels.
Let him go.
Didn't notice the age difference. Good call.
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Old 09-06-2014, 12:09 PM
 
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I meant "that intimate" as in sex.

I thought it was absurd that person thought i had sex with my male friend when my boyfriend and i haven't even done it. it was a ridiculous comment.

He's still a bit mad but I don't think he wants to break up.
Why is that absurd? Happens all the time. Girl feigns being a "good girl" so the boyfriend invests in her, and get's her freak on on the side.

One too many threads across the internet about "my wife or girlfriend lied about her past or about what happened while we were dating."
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Old 09-06-2014, 12:13 PM
 
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You are so in the wrong. But, I do not suggest that you apologize, because you really do not get it, so it wouldn't be honest. Let this guy go, you are not ready for a serious relationship, and he deserves someone who is.
There seems to be that period when women are in their early to mid 20's where they start to think they want a boyfriend, but don't really get that their 'single' behavior makes it look otherwise. For a guy going on 30 trying to date a 24 year old who's just figuring this out it could be frustrating. So I have to agree, they're better off not trying to force something when they're obviously not on the same page.

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I meant "that intimate" as in sex.

I thought it was absurd that person thought i had sex with my male friend when my boyfriend and i haven't even done it. it was a ridiculous comment.

He's still a bit mad but I don't think he wants to break up.
Oh lord. If he's 30 and dated a bit this would be a big red flag. The odds that an attractive 20-something is not sleeping with anyone is usually low, so if you're not sleeping with your boyfriend... well, um... he's probably aware of the odds.
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Old 09-06-2014, 12:16 PM
 
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There seems to be that period when women are in their early to mid 20's where they start to think they want a boyfriend, but don't really get that their 'single' behavior makes it look otherwise. For a guy going on 30 trying to date a 24 year old who's just figuring this out it could be frustrating. So I have to agree, they're better off not trying to force something when they're obviously not on the same page.
I'm not giving the boyfriend a pass here. You have to observe how a person acts / dresses before you commit to exclusivity. If you get into a relationship knowing this is how this person acts (all over members of the opposite sex, flirty, revealing dress) and then get butt hurt when they still act in the manner they have all their lives, that's on you.
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Old 09-06-2014, 12:24 PM
 
Location: between Mars and Venus
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The BF gets my vote. He should go find someone less attention seeking that'll save him alot of dramas to come.
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Old 09-06-2014, 12:35 PM
 
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The BF gets my vote. He should go find someone less attention seeking who will save him a lot of dramas to come.
Regarding the bolded part in pink...

Exactly what are the benefits of attention seeking behavior when it comes to being involved in a committed relationship? This goes for males and females. The OP seriously needs to think about this before getting involved in a committed relationship.
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Old 09-06-2014, 12:41 PM
 
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Regarding the bolded part in pink...

Exactly what are the benefits of attention seeking behavior when it comes to being involved in a committed relationship? This goes for males and females. The OP seriously needs to think about this before getting involved in a committed relationship.
Some people need the attention to validate themselves as desirable. That's the "benefit." It is usually a sign of deep seated insecurity and low or falsely inflated self esteem.
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