The other day, my boyfriend got mad that his friend was texting me. It was overly flirtatious in his opinion, whereas all I saw was friendliness. And don't get me wrong, I'm not that skank kind of girl that thinks she's doing no wrong. There was nothing there at all, but he doesn't let me talk to any boys, so talking to his friend that is a boy was even a threat.

But right now we are sitting in the same room, both studying for coming exams, separately. On the tv is his girl celebrity crush, and we have to watch that. And on his phone he is texting another girl whom I don't find a threat at all and am not jealous of in any way. But if you were to ask me, if I found their friendship annoying and obnoxious, I'd have a few words to say about that, but that's another story for another day. We just got back from watching a bunch of his girl friends playing basketball, as well.

I'm not jealous, but my point is that I don't worry about that stuff and I just let it go even when he's attempted to cheat on me three times (all unsuccessful... pathetic) and yet he has the nerve to forbid me from texting who I want. I thought it'd be okay considering it was his friend, so he knew nothing was going to happen there. But not even that is allowed.More Here...

I just got an interesting phone call from one of my best guy friends.  He was complaining that this new girl he has been seeing always talks about her ex's.  In his words, he said, "If something reminds her of something she did with one of her ex's, it's a story.  A memory becomes another story.  It's like she has had no life outside of her boyfriends!  It's driving me insane!  She got mad at me the other day because I DIDN'T tell her about one of my own ex's, but that was before her! Why does she even care? Then, when I told her that, she said, 'Because knowing where someone has been in their past is part of getting to know them.'  And now I'm confused...." More Here...

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I am a recovering woman from the infamous first real heartbreak. And I'm a little confused.

So, this past weekend, a situation came up and I don't quite know how to feel about it.  My boyfriend's best friend since high school texted him and asked him what was wrong with our relationship.  He told her nothing, and asked her why.  She said I was "going wild" on Twitter and she didn't like it.  He isn't on Twitter, but his nephew and niece (both 16), and three of his other friends (including this girl's ex-boyfriend/baby daddy) are all following me. 

None of them have ever said anything about having an issue with my tweets, or mentioning an inconsistency to him.  So he gets mad and starts to argue with me, and I am completely lost.  She said I posted something about being "Team Single" and there was a picture of my lingerie, and all this nonsense.  I didn't know, at the time, that she was the one who had said it.  He claimed to have gotten it from more than one person, but I know he was just saying that to protect her. 

When I explained to him that a lot of the things I post are random, or retweets of things I relate to or agree with, he asked to see my page.  My Twitter is public, so anyone can access it.  After a little more bickering and him telling me to think more before I post stuff, he saw my page, decided there was nothing incriminating, and dropped it.  The tweets she was referring to were years ago, before I even met my boyfriend.  I never name names unless I mention someone, and I definitely don't put my really personal details up for the world to see. 

Hell, I don't even talk about my son on Twitter or put pictures of my son on Facebook!  I don't want the entire world to know every intimate detail of my life.  It's none of their business.  Most of it, like Twitter is supposed to be, is random thoughts spurred on by what's going on around me or something I see/hear on TV/radio, etc. like EVERYONE on Twitter does!  IT'S JUST TWITTER! 

I really don't understand why SHE is so damn upset about things that she is not only bringing up from before I even met my boyfriend, but current things that she is misunderstanding and could have easily gotten clarification from by simply asking me. More Here...

Persistence wins the day. Some people, however, confuse persistence with refusing to hear “No.”

I appreciate a persistent man. Heck, I love the thrill of (being) chased. But stalking is not courtship. Harassment is not courtship.

In the spirit of charity and good will, here's a handy list of 10 signs that you may be stalking or harassing your intended significant other and not, in fact, winning them over with your persistent 1am texts.

Your attention may be unwanted if... More Here...

Right now, I am stuck between the feelings for my current boyfriend, and my ex boyfriend. I love both of them dearly and it is so hard when your feelings for one person surpasses the feelings for another.