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No. 3099
>>3098 has harsh judgements.
Non-kink and kink seem remarkably difficult to reconcile. if the physical attraction is gone, barring cute neurological intervention, it's gone.
I can't teach you any effective defenses because I have none.
Guys have a hard time asking for help. Some of them have a hard time receiving help, at least directly.
Ideally, you both just wake up and start treating each other right, and whatever outside the house or in his past that's causing these difficulties is identified, and you both have the strength to put it to rest and not exacerbate it any further.
Alternately-ideally, you walk away from the situation, but stay attached and talk to people and massage the situation into being less dickish for everyone.
If he or you are on drugs, well, that might not be the cause of it but it might be what, when absent or improved, would improve your situations. Some drugs just aren't as kind as they could be.
Everyone gets scared sometimes. Hopefully we live in a situation where not acting aggressively doesn't have any costs.
You need a common language. Once things get too shifty or sketchy, you're back to acquaintances, and to go any further you need to reestablish healthy communication.
Lastly, in this society, the realization that you might be gay, or worse, the realization that you aren't gay but got gay'd in a really bad situation, is a real mind-wrecker. Guys'll talk about it when they're ready.
It sounds like he thinks you're cheating on him. It also sounds like you might be. My own positivist theory is that if a couple isn't meant to be then they'll be havin' dreams of 'other people' or see each other as such and the emotions between them will degrade. And don't just be all "They're just dreams hurf hurf". Real-seeming is real enough to cause problems, ergo, it's a fucking problem.
Sending wishes for the both of you to find friends and stability and lack of drama real soon. <3
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