its like feeling the tingle in the air before a coming storm... the electricity before the first flash of lightning and the crack of thunder.

To be honest I would just try to talk to him about it, point out how it makes you feel. Then give him some time to see if he changes his tune any. After that.. if he doesn't I think you might just need to reassess the whole relationship. Trust is a very important think and even if you have "love" for each other and yet not trust, your only going to hurt each other over and over, emotional hurt is one thing and that takes plenty long enough to heal. Just make sure to get out if he ever gets ph...

To be honest I would just try to talk to him about it, point out how it makes you feel. Then give him some time to see if he changes his tune any. After that.. if he doesn't I think you might just need to reassess the whole relationship. Trust is a very important think and even if you have "love" for each other and yet not trust, your only going to hurt each other over and over, emotional hurt is one thing and that takes plenty long enough to heal. Just make sure to get out if he ever gets ph...

Honestly, Love... dump his ass. *nodnod*

Hey

This is such an incredible opportunity. If I knew you I'd be so proud of you. And don't feel bad about feeling good, let other people do that for you.

It's definitely an interesting question. One way to answer it is to look at history. How many people to realize that Romeo and Juliet is a story about teenagers? Not even a few hundred years ago, the concept of teenagers didn't even exist. There were children and then adults. People were getting married at fourteen, fifteen, etc. And their love wasn't questioned as young and naïve. But today teens and young adults have different responsibilities, opportunities, and expectations. I thi...

my take on the situation (: