two opinions - Edit 1
Before modification by LadyLorraine at 28/09/2009 04:08:11 PM
based on your feelings.
Scenario 1: You really do want to try to stay with him and are just put off by his clingy ego-annoying pushery.
>>> Talk to him about it. See wtf caused this sudden weirdness. Talk is good (long distance relationships teach you this
)
Scenario 2: You're physically attracted but want out regardless.
>>> End it. Period. End. Looking at the behavior of those around me in similar situations (for example I have NO idea why my roommate stays with her bf), if you are really that physically attracted to him, you'll end up going back again and again and again even though you don't emotionally/mentally want to. At least give yourself SOME "cold turkey" time away, then re-evaluate.
You know you best. If you want out, leave. If you want to work it, talk it out. And even though I find myself to be oh so wise, I'm mostly not and if what I say doesn't jive with your gut, ignore me. Your gut is your friend (okay maybe not physically, but metaphorically), trust it.
Scenario 1: You really do want to try to stay with him and are just put off by his clingy ego-annoying pushery.
>>> Talk to him about it. See wtf caused this sudden weirdness. Talk is good (long distance relationships teach you this
)Scenario 2: You're physically attracted but want out regardless.
>>> End it. Period. End. Looking at the behavior of those around me in similar situations (for example I have NO idea why my roommate stays with her bf), if you are really that physically attracted to him, you'll end up going back again and again and again even though you don't emotionally/mentally want to. At least give yourself SOME "cold turkey" time away, then re-evaluate.
You know you best. If you want out, leave. If you want to work it, talk it out. And even though I find myself to be oh so wise, I'm mostly not and if what I say doesn't jive with your gut, ignore me. Your gut is your friend (okay maybe not physically, but metaphorically), trust it.