ok im confused, i want to makeout w/ my bf but on a survey not too long ago he said he wasnt ready...but my friend told me that he wants to m/o with me. we are in a really open relationship but idk how to tell him...im afraid/embarrassed that he wont tell me that he feels the same way. and even if he did say that he would too...when it comes to the topic of m/o im completely clueless!! plz help! i rate high!!
Don't pressure him. Just try and talk to him about it in a safe and non threatening way. If he freaks out, then you probably should be seeing someone else. Communication and honesty are the two key things in a relationship. Without the ability to be honest, a relationship doesn't stand to last long.
evlkttn answered Tuesday April 25 2006, 1:46 am: okay, first, you need to calm down. take deep breaths, and relax. now, if you guys are in an open relationship, then yu guys really shouldn't be dating. talk to him, see if he'll want a real relationship with you. if he doesn't then dump his a*^ and find someone that will want a real relationship. as for the whole makeout thing, if you want to, talk to him, and if he says no, and he wants a real relationship, then just wait. and don't make out with him if you guys aren't in a real relationship. after you talk to him, reward yourself for speaking up for yourself, and go do something that will relax you. go to a spa, go to the movies, watch T.V., but keep in mind that you are trying to relax, so have as few distractions as possible, and have fun. if he really likes you, then he'll want the relationship, so keep that n mind. [ evlkttn's advice column | Ask evlkttn A Question ]
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