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How Do I Tell Him END?

By innit2winnit September 27, 2020 3 answers Last updated September 27, 2020

I am very indecisive and he knows this, but for 2 years he has not stopped striving for me. In 2011 we were together, but we broke up and I hurt him a lot. I felt terrible, but over time it passed. After a few months we started writing to each other and decided to see each other. Of course he kissed me and I couldn't hurt him again ... I told him I didn't care at the moment and maybe if something happened, it would happen later. 2 months ago we decided that it would be best to be friends with privileges, but we clearly understood that if one of us meets another, we will stop and that we will not be jealous and will not do anything as a couple .. But he is also jealous from my best friend's boyfriend because she's in our company. People, this is damn stupid. I have a feeling he's jealous that he's not getting enough attention, not the boy himself. In principle, I should be jealous because he is surrounded by girls, and I don't even know their names, at least he knows that. In my opinion, in order to have love, there must first be friendship ... and I don't see either. I want to tell him the final ending but I really don't want to hurt him, he's really sensitive and when I try to tell him he always turns things around for me .. I don't know how to tell him .. Any advice?

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ribcrib answered · September 27, 2020

   Just stop being so indecisive and weak-willed. Stand firm and tell him you want to see each other. And that's it. But I think you're also wanting attention because of that, and it's hard for you to finish.

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alexandra_dreamer answered · September 27, 2020

   You're one of those women who doesn't know what they want, I'm sure he's a decent guy who just caught the line, and people like you don't know what they want. It's typical of women ... we want the prince, and when you find him you throw him away.

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lindabluee answered · September 27, 2020

   Well, learn to be decisive, it's just your game.