I've been dating
someone for four months and have been unhappy for the last 2. I
really do like him but he is stuck in his ways and I don't think
there is any changing him. So recently I told him we should stop
having sex and work more on being friends. When I said stop having
sex, I didn't mean forever, there is no real time limit. Just whenever
it is right to start doing it again.
The conversation went pretty well. We had a long
discussion about the type of relationship we have and what we like
and dislike about each other. He said he didn't think it made sense
but he wasn't going to force me to change my mind.
Now, do you think that my 'no sex for a while rule' is realistic?
Do you think I just added more stress on our relationship? I am
confident in what I did I just wanted your opinion.
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I think you made a wise decision. I don't think
its going to put any added stress on the relationship at all. If
anything, its going to test the friendship that you guys have. He
could be thinking that your proposal won't last long and he'll stick
it out or he may really enjoy just being with you. The suggestion
you made about you guys not having sex may not even mean anything
to him. Only time will tell if he's really "in
it to win it or if he's in it to hit it" as Hollywood
would say.
Until next time,
Hollywood!
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