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I don't think he's very nice :(

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timetoditch · 12/08/2007 14:51

I've namechanged for this because I'm a bit embarassed.

I've been seeing someone for about 4 weeks and he seemed quite nice - a bit loud and more self-confident than me, but he was sweet, said nice things and made me breakfast etc.

This week, he has been a bit more 'honest'. I don't know if I am reading too much into this - I am glad that he feels able to tell me these things but it has left me feeling that I am not what he is looking for (which is, of course, fine) and that he doesn't really like me in which case, I wish he'd just say so.

Over the past two days he has, amongst other things:

Pinched my 'lovehandles' (I am a size 8, so there isn't a lot of me really) and said "What is this? "

Asked if I am growing my armpit hair - when I said No, and pointed out that I shaved every day he just said, Oh, I thought you were. They're not hairy, honest.

Looked in my wardrobe and said, "Oh, is this all you have? Why don't you try to look sexy some time?"

So, when are you going to learn how to give a good blow job? (never had complaints before, and am happy to improve/ change technique but think it could have been said in a nicer way)

I don't know if he is just speaking his mind and doesn't realise that he is being hurtful or if I am being a bit oversensitive - I have little confidence in myself at the moment, am going through a messy divorce, have put on 20lb in 4 months (although that is under control and, as I said, I am a size 8, so not huge) and have bad skin and hair a lot of the time.

I just want to spend time with someone who accepts me for the mess I am.

So, do I continue to enjoy the company and ignore the things that bother me, should I try talking to him about this or do I just ditch him now?

OP posts:
Beetroot · 12/08/2007 23:20

sohave you done it yet?

timetoditch · 12/08/2007 23:30

Oh, I've been out all afternoon and only just got back on MN. You're all absolutely right - I haven't done it yet but will do asap. Love the smelly cock thing

Isn't it nice when every single person on a thread agrees? It doesn't happen often.

OP posts:
timetoditch · 12/08/2007 23:32

and Lady Topham Hat - no need to worry about digging holes & feet in mouths. I knew exactly what you meant.

OP posts:
Dior · 12/08/2007 23:33

Message withdrawn

timetoditch · 13/08/2007 00:16

Can't do that, Dior but will definitely talk to him & end it.

To make myself feel better, I bought myself a little skirt today. That should show off my "chunky" legs & ankles nicely

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Dior · 13/08/2007 08:31

Message withdrawn

Sheherazadethegoat · 13/08/2007 08:33

we could dump him for you - just post his phone number and leave teh rest to us.

elasticbandstand · 13/08/2007 08:40

or post his email here!

theressomethingaboutmarie · 13/08/2007 09:01

If he's like this after 4 weeks (surely "best behaviour" time), imagine what he's going to be like when he's really got his feet under the table. Your name says it all. Get rid.

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