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Originally Posted by dogdogdog2323
I know that advice isn't the best, and seems weird, but trippin i definitely understand where you mother was coming from. Part of me wants her to back off a bit and not be so loving, and make me work for it. But how in the world do I convey that to someone, especially after 6 years of being together? For example, I'm most turned on etc. when we go out and other guys stare at/hit on her. Is that just weird? And this is also weird, btu the though of her being with someone else doesn't really bother me that much (just sexually).
Basically, I think I take her for granted big time. I've been tyring to fight the feelings of complacency by subtelly pushing her away, giving subtle hints at upping the mystery, but I don't really know if that's even the right thing to do in the first place. I think I need some direction advice on how to handle it. I know honesty is always the best policy but this would be the convo: "baby I love you but sometimes I'm not attracted to you and think alot about other women. Please don't say I love you as much and push me away so I have to work for you and don't take you for granted." I don't see that going over so well. HELP
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Yeah if you tell her she needs to push you away for you to be excited, it wouldn't go well. If she has self respect she won't play this silly "hard to get" game. It isn't healthy. I wonder if she is attracted to you? Honestly the strongest crazy desire I fell was always for very wrong men. My t says it feels intense because its familiar. Sometimes less intensity is good but then again if you think of other women that can't be good.,,,oh boy that's a tough one.
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