You have to talk to him about it. Yes, it will be hard because he'll start to think maybe his worry was right, but nothing gets better by waiting for it to go away. This is going to be a challenge for him to hear you and not to hear what he thinks you're saying. You have to trust him enough to let him try to handle it. Just let him try. If you can't talk to him about your feelings that aren't so warm and fuzzy then I don't see how you'll be able to stop coming back to feeling trapped down the road.
"we've all felt that way, we just have an open enough relationship where we can talk about it". Your own words Miss Annie.
You two will be fine. One messy conversation will make you 12876127612874 times stronger.
i'll be there on friday. you'd better take your pants off now to get ready. ps i just found out my dad did not die in his bed, he died trying to get out....fucking shittiest of shitty days
Very pretty, Whoa-her-lee (I don't know; don't ask). I'm glad you posted. It made me smile in my pants. One of my favorite things to do while winding down is to read a good poem-- so thank you for providing one. I hadn't had that in a while. As for you and Steve, Mr. Berg is brilliantly correct. One weird conversation will save you hours and hours of weird feelings.
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"we've all felt that way, we just have an open enough relationship where we can talk about it". Your own words Miss Annie.
You two will be fine. One messy conversation will make you 12876127612874 times stronger.
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i just found out my dad did not die in his bed, he died trying to get out....fucking shittiest of shitty days
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