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Slowly, I started to be drawn back in started to think I should go back to him. I called his family and a couple of his friends to ask what the F was
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Do men always ask the girl they are dating to be in a relationship or do they just assume they are exclusive (if he isn't dating anyone else)?
I am in a situation where I think this guy is my bf but I am not sure. I know he isn't seeing anyone else, but I don't want to just assume either.
Should I ask him or just assume he is my bf?
If I should ask, how should I bring it up? I don't like the "what are we, or where is this going" type of questions.
He is also my ex, and I know ex's are an ex for a reason.
every question are not be asking to any body this is the alike,
you just assume what the guy what was happening you both.
Ask. Relationships that have open, honest communication are a whole lot better in the long run. If you guys already have a history, I'd say that makes it even more important, if you want to avoid past mistakes.
Just tell him that you want you both to be clear on what each of you is expecting from the relationship. And then, let him tell you what he believes is going on, and what he wants... and you do the same.
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Regarding your follow-up questions: Persistence, in my opinion, should only be Did she break up with you because she thought you would never ask her to
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I would definitely run this question by your legal counsel, but should you And please, if you would like ANY clarification, please ask and I will chime
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good luck!
he is your "ex" and history repeats itself. maybe tome to move on? good luck
normallt i'd say just asume he;s your BF but since he's an ex ask him
Just ask, especially if he is your ex he should understand.
I was the one that asked my last boyfriend. All I said was, "Do you consider yourself my boyfriend?"
He then he asked, "Do you want me to be?" and I said yes and that was that.
Tell him that you were talking to a girlfriend of yours and while talking about him you refered to him as your bf and that you thought it was funny (haha right) then ask him what he would like to be called
Just find out what the ground rules are? You should know if the two of you are exclusive or is he dating others. Remember why he was your ex...can he be trusted? Go with your gut feelings as to whether you can trust him or not. Only you know for sure if this is worth a second chance. Hope this helps....
Good point, never assume. Ask him, "are YOU being exclusive with me?" This way of asking puts the ball in his court and offsets the "we" business that you wanted to shy away from.
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Should I ask about the relationship?