Classic male behavior. Perhaps she's a commitmentphobe, and like so men, she simply needs to escape the claustrophobia of post-coital expectations.

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Anonymous wrote:Pooping in front of a new boyfriend is terrifying.

This.

Are you 15? Everyone poops.

Anonymous wrote:Pooping in front of a new boyfriend is terrifying.

This.

Pooping in front of a new boyfriend is terrifying.

Maybe she wets the bed

You have to ask her. There are countless possibilities.

Maybe she’s a light sleeper or tosses around a lot. I know I’m like that and sharing a bed is hard for me...one of us isn’t going to sleep well. Just talk to her and let her know how you feel.

No thanks for morning sex.

Have you asked her about it? What does she say?

Also, have you offered to let her leave toiletries and some clothes at your place?

Have you asked her to?

Maybe she has trouble sharing beds with people.

Do you snore?

She' trying not to be clingy. Have you told her you'd like her to stay?

So go spend the night at her house.

My new girlfriend of 3 months still won’t spend the night. We are both adults ( early 30’s) and exclusive. We go out on dates, have sex, but then she leaves a little while after. I know she is into me, but if sucks. I want to share the intimacy of sleeping together, and morning sex is always good. I don’t know if she’s not that interested or maybe too worried about hygiene?