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If your faith is important to you, I'd say you are putting yourself into temptation and setting yourself up to fall. I have friends from church that did the same (cuddling together behind closed door) and eventually they crossed the line and had sex because they couldn't contain themselves any more.
Sounds to me like this is causing you to doubt your belief too. IMHO, I'd say stop putting yourself into temptation and do other kinds of activities.
My boyfriend knows this, and we actually want to get married at least get engaged in about a year, but it's just getting harder for me because I'm not living in my country anymore, I'm living in the U.S. and some of my new friends from here often talk about this kind of things and it's frustrating to me sometimes because I'm not living like them even though I'm in the same country.
Thanks Polfsky for your advice too. you both are right!
You said that if he doesnt propose to you after graduation, that you'll break up with him? So what im hearing is that he isnt that important to you and you can just cast him aside...So if he does propose to you after you graduate and 5 years down the line does something wrong, will you just cut and run? Marriage is about compromise, you two have a lot to talk about before you even think about getting married. As far as im concerned you need to really evaluate your relationship, sex should be the least of your conerns
I know it's easy for you to say that when you have never experienced what I have, and when religion and values don't mean much to you. I understand you and I'm not gonna judge you because I don't like judging others especially when I don't even know them!
I know it's easy for you to say that when you have never experienced what I have, and when religion and values don't mean much to you. I understand you and I'm not gonna judge you because I don't like judging others especially when I don't even know them!There is one more thing that you don't know. I talked to him about this and he told me he wants the same thing that I want but we have to wait and I agreed. I'm still in school because I came to this country when I was 19 and I have not got an Associate's degree yet. I had to learn English and a lot of things. everything is fine between us. we rarely argue. the problem is that when he gets close to me, it just puts me in a bed mood. we've been intimate and intimacy is not fun to me. it's been like this for years. I even told him last night that I didn't want to get close and he understands. Now, you put yourself in my situation and you might be able to understand me.
And don't assume that nobody understands. I left my family, my friends, my native tongue, my job prospects to be with the man I loved. I built a life for myself here. I didn't sit around moping that everyone I knew was "back home".
Finally, you say you'd break up because you can't wait years. Have you realized that if you break up with him it's
1. a sign you don't love him enough
2. a new beginning. You're going to have to do it all over again. Do you think you are going to find someone instantly you're available who will want to get married at the drop of a hat?
If I break i'm with him and I'm single for a while, that's fine with me because I will accept the fact that I don't have a boyfriend, but when you have a boyfriend who you see every other day for years, but when nothing changes and the relationship does not improve for some reasons, it's depressing. and I didn't realize how much it affected me until i hang out with his friends' girlfriends and got annoyed but their conversations about how they wake up with their bfs every morning, how great their sex is and what kind of clothes excite their boyfriends, and why they were late for the movies. I just felt unattractive even though nobody thinks I am. listening to them just stressed me out because I don't have any of what they have. I got upset at myself for being jealous. It was a terrible feeling. I'm tired of everything.
It sounds as if you need some time to learn to just be you again, to learn to enjoy life for yourself. I'd say that is a good thing. Learn to love yourself and look at all the positive things you have and are (and I'm sure there are many
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