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Arguing with someone you’re in a relationship is very normal. It happens, if you didn’t argue, I’d be a bit worried. However, there’s a point where it does become unhealthy if it becomes too often. The both of you need to tackle why it’s happening so frequently and discuss it properly. Come with new ways to address issues, speak, don’t shout, explain, don’t yell. Learn how to communicate to get out of this rut. I’ll be honest with you, because with the advice I give I try to keep it ‘real’. . A guy who has a child on the way should not be on your radar right now. Sure you can keep seeing him if you wish too, but do not expect the same amount of attention from him that you would with a guy who isn’t in this position. Heya, it seems like you need to know where you stand with this guy instead of thinking of ways to not be too comfortable. I mean sure you can do things like make yourself less available, but I’m getting the feeling that it’s more than that. If you’ve been dating for quite a while, have a chat. Two nights ago, I had the pleasure of attending the first day of Sexpo UK, the world’s largest sexual health and lifestyle event, which took place in Olympia National. I’d done my mini research, but I still wasn’t too sure what to expect so I was slightly nervous. . .yes I know, me, right? … Read more HERE You have to sit down and let out your feeling to him. Discuss this without any arguments. Communicating is very necessary for a relationship to work, even when things are very rocky. You both have to figure out a way to solve this problem, if you want things to carry on.
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