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How do I tell him without hurting him that I need some space! Okay I met a wonderful guy a month now he's great , however he wont give me anytime to myself you know to do girl things like my hair, shave, hang with my friends he wants to be with me all the dam time and I鈥檓 torn . Torn between enjoying the single life and settling down for someone I know is good. I enjoy being with him trust me . Its just whenever I have something to do he gets sad or questions me on how long it will take so he can see me soon after . I want to tell him without jeopardizing what we have how do I do this??? Guys generally think you're dating / seeing somebody else, IF you say you "need space". We don't tend to "get" that idea of women hanging around, doing hair, etc. why are women do concerned about hurting our feelings? do you not realize that by lying and putting things off you will only hurt them more in the long run? It's not about hurting him. It's about setting boundaries. Tell him you need some "me" time, you don't want to hurt him, and you still like him, but you need a little room to breathe. Just simply say you need space. It will probably hurt what you have a little, but if he likes you he will let you have space. Be honest. Just say it just like you wrote it. If he gets hurt or offended, then he's not the man for you and you don't have a relationship....you have a stalker! I think you should just tell him you need some space or are going to go crazy. Just tell him to cool down. if you are going to have any kind of relationship you need to tell him that you need to do things by yourself or with friends that if you are smothered this is not going to work. Well either way it's probably going to hurt him. Just explain to him that you need a little alone time to unwind and that it will help the relationship to spend some time apart. tell him the truth...theres no easy way to do it...im serious...just sit him down and talk to him...tell him how u feel that u dont wanna lose him but u do want to have GIRL TIME alone... just tell him if he doesnt do anything about maybe hes not a good boyfriend.GOOD LUCK tell him that you don't want to hurt his feelings, but you just want some quality time with yourself. tell him that you want to do some girl things sometimes. tell him he doesn't have to worry about anything. you just need some quality time, and thats all. tell him to find some of his old friends that he hangs with while you're out. Be honest with him - if he reacts badly to your honesty, I would take that as a alarm bell, because sometimes when a guy is that needy, he is a bit of a control freak, which should be an alarm bell for you, that maybe this won't turn out being the most healthy relationship for you. Hope that helps, something to think about anyway. Just tell him the truth, say you want some space. Does he not have any other friends he can hang out with? you need to be straight up with this guy that is trying to monopolize your life....remember it is YOUR life and we all need time for ourselves, our families, our friends. If you're afraid of setting boundaries with him, then you are already falling into that "disease to please" stuff that gets girls trapped........don't do it! Be yourself, and if he can't accept it, then he's not so wonderful is he? Your first mistake was not ensuring that you had that "me" time right from the beginning, but it's not too late. One of the most important aspects of any relationship is communication and you need to sit down with your b/f and tell him that you so enjoy being with him and doing everything with him, but that you need a little me time occasionally also. Tell him it's just to lounge around in your jammies and read and shave and do your nails and hair and etc. Or sometimes you and some girls want to see a chick flick and grab a bite but this in no way dimishes your relationship with him and actually refreshes you and makes you happier to see him the next time you two get together. Suggest that once or twice a month (start slow) that the two of you plan to do your own thing (he gets to hang with the guys, you with the girls). If he appears not to have too many guy friends, do any of your g/f's have a b/f that the two guys could go grab a bite and play pool or something together? (You know - absence makes the heart fonder). Good luck and God Bless. Tell him exactly what you're telling us! I think he's insecure. Somehow, assure him that he's the one, but you still need "ME" time. He has to respect that. Or he's going to push you away. wow... sounds like he has some trust issues HE needs to deal with. You need to sit down with him and let him know how you feel about him. be honest*~ that includes saying........i love spending time with you...doing things together.....but i also need "my own space " to hang with the girls sometimes...or just to go out and do some errands without having to explain where you're off to and how long you're going to be. Let him know, this is making you feel very uncomfortable, like he doesn't trust you.....and tell him COMMUNICATION TRUST AND HONESTY are the keys to a long healthy relationship , without those..you have nothing. Tell him you're faithful to him, you don't want anyone else....you enjoy your time you spend together.......but you need your own time also* and not feel like you're being questioned about it or that you HAVE to see him right after you run some errands........you want to be able to soak in a tub, watch some shows...read a book....re-arrange your room...whatever.......tell him y ou're not going anywhere......and if he can't trust you or respect that.....then you really do have nothing and would be time for you to move on~ A month is too soon to be thinking about long-term commitment. You need to be able to do your own thing, and he is going to have to realize this. You need to sit him down and gently tell him that he is coming on too strong and it is starting to turn you off of the relationship. It sounds like he doesn't have enough going on in his own life. Does he have other friends besides you (I hope so.) Maybe you can set aside time where he spends time with his guy friends and you spend time with your girlfriends. And also, name a day or night that you just want to be by yourself (or with your girlfriends) to do your nails, hair, etc. You need to let him know that you have to keep your identity while dating him, or you are going to have to reexamine whether you really want to be part of this relationship. why not suggest he goes out with his friends, if he doesn't take the hint then tell him straight you both need space and don't wont to see him every night , for it work in the long run. if you tell him its better for you in a long term relationship, he may feel better. well my sister used to feel the same way....the way you feel... she had me tell him for her...they have been goin out for bout 4-5 months and he iz very perfect for her but the only thing iz that he dont give her no space at all.......so wen i talked to him he kooled off a whole lot........jus tell him not to take it the wrong way and that you really care for him...then juss tell him that you need some space to breath lyk every once on a while..lyk let him kno how you really feel.......IF HE REALLY CARES BOUT YOU THEN HE WOULD BACK OFF YOU A LIL BIT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I'm sorry to be the one to point this out, but his behavoir is in the top 10 list of thing a person does when they are controling you. You need to say something to him before this gets out of hand. Good luck! You say, "I need some space" You cannot be responsible for his reaction, but you can make sure you are not rude or hurtful. You sound very young. I know that you don't have a lot of experience at dating yet, but the thing you can learn now is that you don't have to stay in a relationship that you don't feel comfortable, and just by what you described it sounds like there may be some red flags you should be afraid of. Ask him if he is a panty and tell him that u do not need anyone up under you all the time in a joking way though. You need some breathing space. He will get the message. If he is a man he should be able to understand without being hurt. If you are not careful he will continue with this throughout the relationship and it might get worse. Nip it in the bud now. If he can not understand or won't change, then let him go. |
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