any details on what the quarrel was about? was it regarding your relationship or something else?Originally posted by smurfsmiff21:Recently I called off my BGR again by making my guy angry and he stormed off. After that, i felt regretful and realized that I still love him. I already expressed my thoughts and he told me that he was hurt when we quarrelled. However, he didnt come back to me after that. I sms him that I know he doesn't love me anymore as he does not tell me much things now. He explained that it wasn't like that.
Now I am in a dilemma. How can I know if this guy still love me?
You and him , not compatible.Originally posted by smurfsmiff21:My exposure is more than him. Our greatest difference is I have more experience in life as i went overseas and live on my own for 2 yrs. He has not travelled much in his life. Both of our circle of friends are different. My friends talks more about reality in life, whereas his friends talks more about leisure. I have no problem blending to his circle, but not the other way round.
He cares a lot for me and would do almost anything for me. On the other hand, I didnt make him feel importance in many ways. Apart from being compatible in interest, lifestyle, our thinking differs a lot. Maybe it is the prioritizing. He put me as first, but he feels i put him as 2nd. The problems come and cause the drift.
After we separated, I started to miss him and even revealed my thoughts for him. However, he seems to take a step back now. He doesnt want to tell me anything now.
...even if he still loves you does not mean that he wants to be in a relationship with you....Originally posted by smurfsmiff21:Recently I called off my BGR again by making my guy angry and he stormed off. After that, i felt regretful and realized that I still love him. I already expressed my thoughts and he told me that he was hurt when we quarrelled. However, he didnt come back to me after that. I sms him that I know he doesn't love me anymore as he does not tell me much things now. He explained that it wasn't like that.
Now I am in a dilemma. How can I know if this guy still love me?
huh? Did she say it made her an expert in love?Originally posted by T.Ryousuke:Live oversea doesn't mean u r expert in love, base not the way u handle yr ex-bf it is yr fualt. U think RBG is a game?
Originally posted by smurfsmiff21:My exposure is more than him. Our greatest difference is I have more experience in life as i went overseas and live on my own for 2 yrs.
No need to mention, immature is the word. I noe of gal treat guy like dat, nothing new just that they thought they r smart. Infact they r insecure and lack of confidence or maybe too confidence.Originally posted by AndrewPKYap:huh? Did she say it made her an expert in love?
U dumped him? that's it. Smart gals dun take back dumped guy ya. It will lower our gal reputation.Originally posted by smurfsmiff21:Recently I called off my BGR again by making my guy angry and he stormed off. After that, i felt regretful and realized that I still love him. I already expressed my thoughts and he told me that he was hurt when we quarrelled. However, he didnt come back to me after that. I sms him that I know he doesn't love me anymore as he does not tell me much things now. He explained that it wasn't like that.
Now I am in a dilemma. How can I know if this guy still love me?
thank you for your advice. Think this is what that is drilled in my thoughts all these while. He has his skill sets and plus points, which I did not take into consideration. I believe he is someone who will be there for me always. I should have reciprocate by motivating him to aim for a better future. Earlier on, I was easily influenced by what my friends commented abt my relationship with him.Originally posted by ShrodingersCat:why focus on the differences when you can focus on the similarities?
I believe differences spice up a relationship and you can complement each other in many ways.
A person who never lived overseas doesn't need to be lacking. He may possess knowledge and skills and a perspective that you don't. And this perspective that he has about life - even if it is leisure - doesn't make him shallow. life isn't always about deep conversations - it is about leading it well.
but if you feel that his 'difference' makes him in anyway LESS than who you deserve, then it is better for you to assess your own priorities and values. Afterall, you can't live with someone who does not believe in the same fundamental values as you. What do you think is the most important?
how do you know if he loves you? Do you deserve his love for feeling he and his friends are 'shallow'? Don't say you miss him simply because you miss his loving ways. Will you judge him again if he returns to you?
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i've lived overseas for 3 years but my hubby havent. I love reading, and discussing books and news with friends - but he doesn't fit in that well when I meet up my friends like that.
But we have our common friends that we enjoy life together with. Most of all, i respect his knowledge of gardening, of cooking, of taking care of animals, of picking durians (my hubby kampung boy) and that's where I know that for all my 'exposure', are things I am hopelessly lacking.
Do i feel that he is less of an 'intellectual' because he doesn't have 'chim conversations'? I don't think so, and having lived with him, I realise that sometimes poetry and living life doesn't have to be in spoken words, but in a person appreciation of life and in his actions.
Question: What if he doesn't WANT to have a better future? He enjoys life and isn't ambitious? Regardless of how much you motivate him? Can you accept it? Be honest with yourself - i am assuming you are expecting a long term relationship.Originally posted by smurfsmiff21:thank you for your advice. Think this is what that is drilled in my thoughts all these while. He has his skill sets and plus points, which I did not take into consideration. I believe he is someone who will be there for me always. I should have reciprocate by motivating him to aim for a better future. Earlier on, I was easily influenced by what my friends commented abt my relationship with him.
But how can i talk to him now?
I support your ex by not going back to you, cos you do not treasure guys like your ex who cares for you so much but in the end was betray by gals like you who thinks so highly of yourself.Originally posted by smurfsmiff21:My exposure is more than him. Our greatest difference is I have more experience in life as i went overseas and live on my own for 2 yrs. He has not travelled much in his life. Both of our circle of friends are different. My friends talks more about reality in life, whereas his friends talks more about leisure. I have no problem blending to his circle, but not the other way round.
He cares a lot for me and would do almost anything for me. On the other hand, I didnt make him feel importance in many ways. Apart from being compatible in interest, lifestyle, our thinking differs a lot. Maybe it is the prioritizing. He put me as first, but he feels i put him as 2nd. The problems come and cause the drift.
After we separated, I started to miss him and even revealed my thoughts for him. However, he seems to take a step back now. He doesnt want to tell me anything now.