Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Get a new boyfriend.
So no other boyfriends will ever get stressed? What a stupid response. I hope you don’t have a spouse that ever get stressed. You sound awful. What a moron.
I actually do have a spouse for over 15 years now.
It's neither of our jobs to make the other relax. To make the other happy. We can and do things not to cause added stress and to help make things easier when possible, but no we do not take on the stress and burned of trying to manage another's emotions.
The second piece is this is a boyfriend, boyfriends and husbands are on different levels. They just are. If you are already working yourself to the bone for a "stressed boyfriend" it does not bode well for the future when you take on the responsibilities of marriage and children.
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You’re not a wife, OP.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Get a new boyfriend.
OP here. This seems like a very immature response. Have you ever had a partner? Been in a relationship? People get stressed. Why would I break up with him just because he is stressed with work?
Why do you think he shouldn't be stressed? Why do you think it's your job to make him relax? Stress is part of life, it's a normal human emotion. I'm assuming your boyfriend is a grown man who I'm sure has encountered stress before you came into his life and knows what will work for him and what he needs to do to relax.
Is his stress causing him t be mean to you?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Get a new boyfriend.
So no other boyfriends will ever get stressed? What a stupid response. I hope you don’t have a spouse that ever get stressed. You sound awful. What a moron.
I actually do have a spouse for over 15 years now.
It's neither of our jobs to make the other relax. To make the other happy. We can and do things not to cause added stress and to help make things easier when possible, but no we do not take on the stress and burned of trying to manage another's emotions.
The second piece is this is a boyfriend, boyfriends and husbands are on different levels. They just are. If you are already working yourself to the bone for a "stressed boyfriend" it does not bode well for the future when you take on the responsibilities of marriage and children.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Get a new boyfriend.
OP here. This seems like a very immature response. Have you ever had a partner? Been in a relationship? People get stressed. Why would I break up with him just because he is stressed with work?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Get a new boyfriend.
So no other boyfriends will ever get stressed? What a stupid response. I hope you don’t have a spouse that ever get stressed. You sound awful. What a moron.
Anonymous wrote:Is it possible to spend sometime outdoors? That always helps me decompress.
Anonymous wrote:Get a new boyfriend.
Anonymous wrote:Get a new boyfriend.