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Such a mug & now hurt

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PJsAndWine · 29/09/2016 18:54

Basically I had been seeing the guy for about 2 months & had feelings for him & like the mug that I am had started to fall for him.

I know I fell for him pretty quick but he said and did all the right things.

During the 2 months we were seeing each my Nan passed away then his grandad passed away so it was pretty stressful and both were/are grieving.

This week we had a massive argument over god knows what - it got very nasty & both said some spiteful things out of anger.
We've since spoken and things have calmed down, he just wants to be friends which I said ok to.

I'm now hurting and struggling and just want to tell him how I feel but scared it will start another argument

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AnyFucker · 29/09/2016 19:00

Far too much dramaz

How old are you ?

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PJsAndWine · 29/09/2016 19:04

Am 22, so know I'm still young and got my life ahead, but really liked him

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ILostItInTheEarlyNineties · 29/09/2016 19:05

You poor thing, it sounds like you've had a stressful time and now this.
I wonder if it got a bit intense too quickly and you sort of bonded with each other over your grief, if you see what I mean.
One big argument doesn't have to be the end so maybe wait for the dust to settle and tell him how you feel?
I think it's almost impossible to revert back to being just friends, especially if you feel differently to him. I would say make another go of it or cut contact, rather than you hanging on for something more. I think that would be less painful.

Flowers for you.

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AnyFucker · 29/09/2016 19:05

Move on

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whitershadeofpale · 29/09/2016 19:09

How do you feel, you haven't really said? And why would that cause an arguement?

Two months isn't long but I think you can be sure of your feelings if you're old enough and with enough experience. It sounds like it's been a stressful time but if you're going to be trending on eggshells the whole time it's not worth it.

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arsenaltilidie · 29/09/2016 19:11

Move on, 2 months in but you are already saying nasty stuff to each other!

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AyeAmarok · 29/09/2016 20:09

If you're arguing and saying nasty things only 2 months in, then it's not the relationship for you.

Don't dwell on it any longer, move on.

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Happybunny19 · 29/09/2016 20:24

It's far too early in a relationship to be having any arguments, move on you're too young for this drama, life is supposed to be fun.

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PJsAndWine · 29/09/2016 20:58

The arguments have been caused by both of us being upset/angry/hurt etc over a grandparent dying. Then just escalated as we've both kept adding to the fire.

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AnyFucker · 29/09/2016 21:17

And of course a grandparent dying means you take it out on each other ? Two months in you should both be on your best behaviour and shagging like bunnies to get over any individual hurts

Don't try and justify a shit relationship, op

Neither of you sound remotely grown up enough for a mature partnership

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