from ScarlettO
(40-somethingfemale)
Oh, ooky. That's got to make you feel not-so-nice. Have you told him how you feel? I know that might be tough since you're still early on in the relationship, so you could pose it as a joke: "Hey, Mordecai, how come you only want to snog me when Clytemnestra's watching? Should we invite her over some evening?" No, wait, on second thought that might be a dangerous joke to make. But you get the idea, right? Draw his attention to it, let him know *you* know what's going on, and see if that helps. Also, stop going to places where she's likely to be; try some new restaurants or bars, stay in and cook or play Wii together, go to the movies and head out of town on a date. If his affections and attentions still lag (or if he balks, and suggests the same-ol same-ol again), then maybe it's time to find someone who really enjoys your company, and not just your usefulness...
Rate this answer:
or
?invite ScarlettO to answer your question
Rating:+3
Comment On Answer
|Read 1 Comment
flag as spam