My boyfriend is a major flirt and I don’t want him to end up leaving me for someone else. What do I do about it and how can I learn to trust that he won’t end up leaving me? -Denise
Have you told him that you don’t like him flirting with other people or have you discussed that it makes you feel uncomfortable? That would be my first thing: SAY SOMETHING! You might find out thing you don’t know. (Which could be good OR bad.) You might find out he needs more attention from you. You might find out he just wants to be validated. You might find out he’s already thinking about screwing around on you. I know it’s scary to talk about things that you’re not sure about or worried about or things that may cause a conflict, but it’s the only way to find the truth and it’s sometime the only way you can take care of yourself and make sure you don’t get hurt.
On the other hand, he might not even know he’s doing it and when you bring it up he could tell you he’s sorry and remind you how wonderful he thinks you are and that he loves you and that he won’t do it again.
My clothing style is rock /grunge a la Kurt Cobain. And basically anything that comes out of the thrift store. But the thing is, I’m pretty sure half the time I look like I just walked out Hoboes R Us. So how do I dress appropriately without losing my style?-Althea
It’s all about being put together. My advice would be NOT to dress thrift store/rock and roll from head to toe, but instead make it your accessory. Wear jeans that aren’t trashed and then add a punk rock top. If you’re more a dress wearer, wear a solid dress and funk it up with a kitschy pair of heels or converse. I find the best way to express ones self is through the details. Wear a think headband and have a vintage (that was a nice way of saying Thrift Store) purse/bag to add some edge to your look.
It will take you from being the girl who OBVISOULY spent $10 on her outfit, to the one who’s got a fabulous sense of style!
I am 8 1/2 months pregnant how do I keep my husband interested?-Jolene
Well, if you want to talk openly, which of course you do or else you wouldn’t have written, I would definitely say still try and have sex. I know at this point in your pregnancy you may not be too keen on that idea, but come on: he’s a man and men want to have sex. (and I don’t know if you talk openly with him about stuff like this, but at this point he could be thinking that you two aren’t going to be having sex for a long time because “A” you’re pregnant now and you don’t want to, “b” you’re gonna have a baby so you’re gonna have to take care of that child and you SURE won’t want to have sex then because you’ll be too tired and “c” he could be thinking that HE won’t be your baby anymore and that could be stressing him out and making him distance himself from you so he won’t get hurt.) Where was I? Oh yeah, have sex. Now, if you’re not into having sex, maybe you can come up with other …er… methods… to make him happy that don’t make you feel like you’ve got one more thing in you that you want out.
However, if you ARE still having sex and you think he’s disinterested or not as interested for another reason Dr. Bryce Kaye of the Cary Counseling Center suggests that you remember to keep your Lover Role protected from your Parent Role. “Now more than ever, the quality of your relationship may depend upon how you can plan privacy and time to be a free and fun-loving couple again (without bringing up your child). I’m talking about emotional intimacy, not just sex. Remember, really good foreplay starts emotionally a week in advance. Try to invite your husband to talk with you about how he really feels about your pregnant body. You need to be prepared for a painful answer that might indicate his own emotional shortcomings. Remember, if he is so concrete that he can’t appreciate the beauty of a woman carrying his child, it’s his shortcoming not yours. At least if you can get him to talk about his feelings, and if he finds you are more accepting of them, then he might be less defensive and be willing to explore some alternatives with you. If you attack him or he feels you might attack him, then his sexual interest will wane all the more.”
Sometimes the kink sessions with my fiancé are too much and too long! I want to please him but damn! How to tell him I’m actually in pain?-Robin
First off: That’s hot. Second, tell him what you like that he’s doing and what you don’t like. I mean, if you don’t feel safe than things need to change. Come up with new ways to make his sessions, work better for YOU while still playing into his fantasies. Also, if the real problem is that he just takes too long to …well, you know… try to get him closer to …ummm… finishing… even before he begins. (It’s sneaky, but it works.)
I was shopping the other day for more of your guy’s awesome products and I noticed you have some that are in all Spanish and they smell great and I really want to try them but I don’t know what kind of hair there for can u tell me??-Casaundra
ANTI-CAÍDA (The Fuchsia one) which roughly translates to Anti-fallout, is for the Dry/damaged hair of Hispanic women that results in breakage and fall out. This Sunsilk Threesome features soothing Nopal, a Mexican plant in the cactus family that hydrates each hair fiber and make hair more silky and flowing.
ANTI-ESPONJA (The Lime one) which more or less means Anti-Sponge, was made for Hispanic hair that gets bigger and bigger when it dries. This Sunsilk Threesome soothes hair with avocado, and works to deeply hydrate hair and seal the hair fibers to help them stay hydrated longer THUS hair is flattened and resistant to sponginess.
How can I stop being attracted to my gay best friend?-Laura
That’s difficult and an often asked question.
People are attracted to others no matter what sexual orientation one is, so don’t think you’re weird or different or anything like that. Part of me just thinks you’re attracted to him because he shows you the love, support and freedom you seek in your future life partner and again: that’s okay. You deserved to be loved and appreciated and respected. Revel in it!
Now, if you want to have sex with him, that’s another thing. You’re only gonna hurt yourself and feel rejected when he doesn’t want to have sex with you. DON’T PUT YOURSELF IN THAT POSITION. (Watch any episode of Will and Grace to see what I’m talking about.)
I will tell you this though: feel the love. He needs it, you need it and this relationship is one that will last forever no matter what happens. He won’t judge you, because he’s been judged. At least one Halloween in his life, he’s walked a mile or two in your shoes (or at least your shoes in his size) so he knows what you’ve been through, also he can relate to you on so many levels that other men won’t /may not be able to. So know that your relationship is different and special and you both need it.
I think honestly your “attraction” is just from him fulfilling your emotional needs.
I am on a limited budget and I am a big girl. I am also 43 and need a new look. I am in the legal profession, got any ideas?-Brenda
Sales, sales, sales!!!! There are SO many stores and websites to shop from with wonderful newsletters that come right to your email box that tell you all about their specials. I’m a big believer in Lane Bryant (www.lanebryant.com) FYI: they have suits from size 12 to 32 and Torrid (www.torrid.com) where you can add trendy pieces to make that bland suit stand out.
If you always wear black or dark colors, make sure you spice it up with a dash of color, either from your blouse under that blazer or with exciting accessories like brooches, bracelets, scarves, wraps or earrings.
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