I am so very much in love with my boyfriend . I really am .
I asked him to go to this party & he made it very clear he didn't want to be there . Well the day of all of my friends asked me if I was coming, I didn't plan on it . But my boyfriend started ignoring me the whole day until on my way to my friends house he finally text me, but by then I had made plans, I'm so tired of him doing that to me . So I was gonna go, I'm with the girls & he calls, & I tell him & he gets pissed off again . Long story short he goes and hangs out with his friend & his gf & this girl he used to be involved with actually got her pregnant . So I'm mad and it's this guy J's birthday so I call him and tell him happy birthday, I end up going to hang out with him for a couple of hours, just talking & smoking, nothing more , pretty much talking about my boyfriend M . who would hate me & break up with me & never speak to me again if I told him about this . But I'm always so honest with him its breaking my heart not to tell him , but Itll be soo much more worse if I do . idk what I should do . Our realationship is falling apart & if I tell him this he'll be gone for ever . Can I have so advice ?? Cause I know if I wait longer & it ever comes out itll be so much more worse, or if i keep my mouth closed for ever . I should do that right ?
WittyUsernameHere answered Monday July 5 2010, 2:15 am: Wow. Your boyfriend is a douchebag. Why do you care if he leaves? Or more specifically, why haven't you left yet?
I mean, he knew you were heading out and tried to stop you, then gets pissed off when you won't break plans. He's a petulant child, no one with any level of maturity sets you up to be doing something else, then demands your attention and throws a hissy fit when they don't get their way. He created the situation so he could be mad/hurt/whatever and make you feel guilty, thus allowing him more control over your actions.
The technical term for these kinds of actions is "emotional abuse"
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