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Kismet

Banned
Nov 9, 2017
1,432
A few things happened to me and my boyfriend and I'd like to know who's to blame here. Am I a cold person or is my boyfriend overreacting?

It all started yesterday when my boyfriend was having dinner. I didn't eat because I wasn't hungry. I always feed him when we have this particual dish, but now I didn't feed him and he's mad about it. We didn't sleep all night because we discussed this happening.

He also told me that I forgot to prepare two roti's for him, which I did forget. But in the end there was more than enough food.

Then he started to complain about the fact that I didn't turn on the video during our phone conversation we had last night, asking me if I really miss him while he's away.

Am I not being attentive enough or is my boyfriend overreacting? It's tiring!

Bt the way...I'm 34 years old and from Kosovo and he's 37 years from Mauritius, so we both have our temperament.
 

Goldfishking

Member
Oct 27, 2017
309
If you're arguing about food and video chats. It's probably not about food or video chats.
I imagine there's something else on his mind. Try asking him about it.
 
Oct 31, 2017
14,991
LMAO I remember you. Yes you need to not be in the relationship anymore, just from how you described how much you hated your boyfriend's eyebags tbh :p

and your topic title alone is telling.

I'm not sure if he's clingy in general but he's definitely insecure about the relationship and your feelings. Which, from what I can tell... are kinda justified. I don't think you love him. But then again I'm just a random dude on the 'net and I don't know much aside from what you've said on here
 

xxracerxx

Avenger
Oct 25, 2017
31,222
Two things...what do you mean feed him the dish? Like physically spoon the food into his mouth? Second, what is roti?
 

sprsk

Resettlement Advisor
Member
Oct 25, 2017
3,450
Feed him meaning you put the food in his mouth yourself?
 

MrNewVegas

Member
Oct 27, 2017
10,707
Mad because you didn't feed him as in make him food or as in physically moving food into his mouth?

Both are pretty dumb to get upset over but if it's that latter option, jeez does he think you're his slave?
 

Inugami

Member
Oct 25, 2017
14,995
Bt the way...I'm 34 years old and from Kosovo and he's 37 years from Mauritius, so we both have our temperament.

If you're blowing up over food, I'd hate to see how you two would react over something actually stressful. No one can tell you how you should handle your relationship, but to me it seems that there is something obviously much more important, much deeper that's at play here that you guys need to discuss.

If you're arguing about food and video chats. It's probably not about food or video chats.
I imagine there's something else on his mind. Try asking him about it.

This.
 

Angie

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Nov 20, 2017
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Kingdom of Corona
Are things not great between you and your BF? Or you asking if you should be single because of that particular argument?

Because (and granted, I do not know you and your BF) if you asking if you should be single because of one argument, seems a bit of overreaction, by both.
 
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Kismet

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Nov 9, 2017
1,432
Yes, physically feeding him. Cutting the food and putting it in his mouth. Handfeeding.
 

Inugami

Member
Oct 25, 2017
14,995
Lol at all the "leave now" comments. This is all really minor stuff that can easily be worked out with communication cuddling and sex.
You definitely can't trust anyone who's opinion is to immediately jump to it the moment someone asks... Way too many jaded people. That said, this definitely doesn't sound like it's something minor. Normal people don't get this upset over something this small. There is almost certainly something more going on and this was just a final straw on the camel's back type of thing.

Yes, physically feeding him. Cutting the food and putting it in his mouth. Handfeeding.

This is something my mother stopped doing when I was 2. This alone is pretty concerning.
 

Nephtis

Banned
Dec 27, 2017
679
Holy shit lol

*has minor tiff with so*

"Era should I be single?"


You don't need anyone's advice for that. You need to think about it and come up to that conclusion on your own. If you feel the relationship is not working then it's not working. Come on.

Have a conversation — an honest, heartfelt conversation with your partner and figure out where you want to go. Don't come to us for something like this. Or maybe you do just want out of the relationship and want Era to confirm what you already feel. Or maybe you want to shift the blame to Era for telling you to end the relationship if we do advice it.
 

Sai

Prophet of Truth
The Fallen
Oct 25, 2017
5,603
Chicago
what

the

fuck

S E V E R

you need to leave him and he needs to leave you.

SEVER

what am i READING?!?!

god this must be what an aneurysm feels like
 

aerie

wonky
Administrator
Oct 25, 2017
8,030
It just sounds like you need better communication to be honest, but don't feed your partner like that unless they have a medical reason for it, its a kink and then only sometimes.
 
Oct 27, 2017
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Yes, physically feeding him. Cutting the food and putting it in his mouth. Handfeeding.

Is this because he has a disability or a way of showing affection? If it's a disability, then the issue probably is he's insecure that you're willing to stay with him long-term. If it's just to show affection, then I don't know that's really weird to expect.
 

Happy Puppy

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Oct 29, 2017
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If you're arguing about food and video chats. It's probably not about food or video chats.
I imagine there's something else on his mind. Try asking him about it.

I agree with this statement.
Unrelated question. Is it usual in this relationship that you feel like the bad guy, the person who did wrong? Don't know if it's a normal pattern in your relationship.
 

36 Chambers

Banned
Oct 27, 2017
1,345
Is handfeeding a gay thing? I've literally never heard of anyone getting fed outside of actual babies.
 

MrNewVegas

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Oct 27, 2017
10,707
Is this because he has a disability or a way of showing affection? If it's a disability, then the issue probably is he's insecure that you're willing to stay with him long-term. If it's just to show affection, then I don't know that's really weird to expect.
I don't think it's a disability. He stated it happens with this meal specifically. Maybe the guy has a memory of being fed Jamaican food as a young child?
 
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Kismet

Banned
Nov 9, 2017
1,432
I want to talk about him but he's constantly watching soccer. And tonight he's insisting that I massage his feet. But I'm so sick amd tired of this.

Did I make him like this?

He's not disabled by the way. A very healthy Mauritian man.

And yes, I feed him that particular dish. But I just didn't feel like doing it anymorem
 

Messofanego

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Oct 25, 2017
26,102
UK
Two things...what do you mean feed him the dish? Like physically spoon the food into his mouth? Second, what is roti?
A staple of South Asian food. Chapati are another name for roti. Ever had naan? They're similar.
Roti-0490.21.jpg
 

Van Bur3n

Avenger
Oct 27, 2017
26,089
I want to talk about him but he's constantly watching soccer. And tonight he's insisting that I massage his feet. But I'm so sick amd tired of this.

It's time move on to greener pastures, OP.

Is handfeeding a gay thing? I've literally never heard of anyone getting fed outside of actual babies.

I can confirm it is still a thing, and not exclusive to gays. I've had the unfortunate opportunity to have to watch it.
 

Unicorn

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Oct 29, 2017
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Also, why would nationality matter much? Being this needy ain't a cultural thing to look past.