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If you don't like being at the house (but you do seem to like the guys in ANOTHER fraternity) and want all of your time with him to be "alone time", obviously his brothers aren't going to like you very much. Even if you're not confrontational, which it sounds like you are.
They're a big part of his life, and you need to accept that or end the relationship. After 3 years you should have found a way to work around this that's mutually OK for both of you. If you can't, you probably should end the relationship. |
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It's a waste. Dump him and move on to an adult relationship. Never take promises of good things to come when a man has yet to give you more good than bad. When you graduate from college, you'll see how ridiculous this all really was. You may also find that he's generally a coward who makes excuses and that his fraternity brothers were just one of many things that pull him away from you. |
im realize that the answer may lie outside myself so i have no qualms asking others on the internet for advice on what to do. but really the main reason i started this thread was because i honestly was beginning to think a lot of fraternities might secretly be this possessive. i wanted to ask you all, who are more insightful, if that really was true because i didnt want to stereotype all fraternities based on my experience with this one. i guess my question was answered though. so thanks again, everyone.
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Just dump that lame boyfriend. :p |
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Maybe they're just not that into you. Or he isn't, either.
There is obviously a balance to be held. That being said, they are probably taking HIS cues. If he seems unhappy/not satisfied/aggravated, they are going to treat you the way that THEY SEE HIM acting in your absence. I could be wrong. If I am, then he's a wuss for not standing up to them. A real man will be able to balance the various parts of his life. If this one can't, move on. If he's "the one", he wouldn't be treating you this way. Assuming you aren't being unreasonable with your requests/demands/etc., (you may not realize how YOU act when in their presence or how you sound when you talk about them). Remember, he loves his brothers (too??). Lastly, if there is "simply" a hate/hate relationship between the fraternity and you, then you might have to accept it. I was fortunate in that my (now ex)bf's fraternity loved me, and vice versa. I was friends with them before my ex became a pledge/my bf/brother/officer, so that might have made a difference. Good luck in whatever you choose to do. |
You wouldn't be with a person for 3 years unless you figured they were a potential candidate for a mate. That said, if the guy doesn't stand up for you now, what does that say about your prospects 10 years from now?
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DTMFA.
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Just guessing, but I'd say it means
Dump That Maternal-Fornicating Anus (or something similar) ;) |
fantASTic, you have also made points w/ me for being a Savage Love reader. :)
It means Dump The Mother Foicker Already. |
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