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Man trouble advice please :(
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I dont care how much money he's got ive just got paid out a hell of alot of money from a car crash i had 2 years ago. Im just gonna have to put up with it, it was just that working on saturday was just the cherry on the cake that set me off its like he's taking the mick.
I love spending time with him and now its like 2 days is all i get to spend with him
Stephb xx0 -
Stephb1986 wrote: »He's the one that agreed to doing nights when he knows i dont like him doing them
i'll reschedule it if he talks to me again 
Stephb xx
So he's doing something you don't like. So what? Does he have to do everything you want? This is his job.
Personally I think he's made a lucky escape.Stephb1986 wrote: »Im just gonna have to put up with it, it was just that working on saturday was just the cherry on the cake that set me off its like he's taking the mick.
People generally do things for a reason. Why would he want to take the mick out of you by working???0 -
What's this got to do with moneysaving??
No offence to Stephb but I've forgotten how insular and selfish I was at 21.
Happy Days!
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I disagree. Hold your nerve and let him make the first move. I'm working 12 hour nights and sleeping all day, but still make time for the wife and baby. If he doesn't text, he is playing the same mind games as you, and you both need to meet halfway, or accept this relationship is not for you.miserly_mum wrote: »My suggestion is ..............GROVELBeen away for a while.0 -
mind games! Its his job, give him a break. I know most on these posts love to give men a hard time but this goes too far. If you was my girlfriend I'd be looking for a weekend job ASAP.
Sound unsympathetic but it sounds like you're stamping your feet and he isnt listening.0 -
Ah bless! Perhaps it wouldn't seem so bad if he had got you four or five goldfish? Two is a bit miserly in my opinion.
Lightbulb moment.......perhaps that is why he's doing nights - to get you some more goldfish?Most men lead lives of quiet desperation and go to the grave with the song still in them.
Henry David Thoreau.0 -
Stephb1986 wrote: »…what should i do….
You could start by growing up a bit and stop acting like a 14 year old schoolgirl.
You did ask.
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Stephb1986 wrote: »I dont care how much money he's got ive just got paid out a hell of alot of money from a car crash i had 2 years ago. Im just gonna have to put up with it, it was just that working on saturday was just the cherry on the cake that set me off its like he's taking the mick.
I love spending time with him and now its like 2 days is all i get to spend with him
Stephb xx
for years i only saw my boyfriend for 1 day a month...if i was lucky - if you love each other you just get on with it, even now once a week for lunch at least and im happy
helps i have lots of free minutes Yes Your Dukeiness
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To be honest, if you really loved each other, I don't think you'd be playing these games with text... Who should text first, how long you should wait to reply, etc, etc.
But that's besides the point.
You're within your rights to feel disappointed that you won't get to spend as much time with your boyfriend as you would like, but if you throw a tantrum like this, he's not going to want to spend the little free time that he does have, with you.
Do you think he enjoys working nights? I don't think anyone honestly does - it's the sort of thing that people do for the money, rather than for the love. Sounds to me as if he either has a few money woes, or he's saving up to buy something special.
Forget the games - call him. Not right now, obviously, it's late, but call him tomorrow and say you're sorry. If you text him, you'll both fall back into the game playing, so just call - it's more direct. You're in the wrong, so recognise that, apologise and if he loves you, he'll forgive you. And you can both figure out when's best to see each other now that his working pattern has changed.0
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