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man of 4 years wants to have own space

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    Help! Live in Boy friend of 5 years wants to have his own space within our house. He has been up on facebook and have reconnected with old flamesfrom 18 years back. They have been up on the phone 1, 2, and 4 a.m. and when confronted while on the phone he says he is grown and can do what he likes. This of course has never been the issue before. I feel as though he needs to move if space is what he wants. He says this living arrangment can work as long as I don’t call him, text him or ask what he is doing or were he is going. Please tell me is this relationship salvagable or is it to late to save?

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    Anonymous
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    tsktsk. maybe this is the reason why i never liked friendster or facebook! but nothing is proven yet anyway — somehow we are in a bit alike situation — My BF and I don’t live together but we see everyday — if your read my posts , fyi please. i know there will always come a time when you will be needing the space from each other — its a “down time” for your relationship i guess — if you want to save it , you would do everything you could — problem is your man does not seem to be in line with that FOR NOW, he is even the one seeking the space?!? — it take two to tango, right?

    #10208
    AskApril Masini
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    Sorry, but I think this relationship has run it’s course and is not salvageable. 🙁 If after living together for 5 years, your boyfriend is now wanting space within your home together to make late night phone calls to his old flame, and probably other women as well, and suddenly says the relationship will only work with a “don’t ask don’t tell” policy, you’re basically being used. He wants other women. It’s time for you to move on.

    Relationships have their own lives, but this one is dying. After 5 years, a relationship that was growing towards intimacy and closeness would have resulted in marriage or some kind of commitment. Instead, yours has gone in the opposite direction and he’s basically breaking up with you without moving out of the house.

    For your own sake, either kick him out, or you move out, and start valuing yourself so that you know what a great boyfriend looks like — and if you want to know what one doesn’t look like, it’s a five year live-in boyfriend who wants to chat with other women at all hours of the day and night, and not allow you to ask any questions about his whereabouts. That, I’m afraid, is the definition of a bad boyfriend. 🙄

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