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One time relationships were brought up in one of my college classes.My teacher wanted to see how we felt about them. So she talked to the males and females at separate times about in during that week. Some people decided to bring up something about boyfriends and husbands and who they can talk to. So for the most part some of the women were saying the only other women their boyfriend/husbands were allowed to talk to were their mothers,aunts,sisters, daughters, and female cousins. One lady stated she felt that it would be cheating if her male partner talked to a female outside of that circle even if the female was a long time friend.One girl said she goes through her boyfriend's internet accounts and cell phone.
So I was asked about how I felt about the situation and I told them I wasn't going to restrict my boyfriend from talking to the opposite gender and how we have a pretty good relationship. So some of the women claimed I was foolish and stated "That's how a man can cheat. You need to watch his every move." I told them that I wasn't insecure about my relationship with my boyfriend and if they felt they needed to watch their husbands/boyfriends sooo much they probably shouldn't be in a relationship because that doesn't seem healthy. I got even more backlash from some of the women in my class and claims that I never understood how it felt to be cheated on.
Some one told me that she bet my boyfriend watches porn and want to sleep with other women. I explained I was cheated on but I didn't bring that into my other relationships because I'm dating a different person and the cheaters weren't relevant to my current relationship and I stated that if I was cheated on now it would hurt but I leave the relationship and try to find a better person.I even told them that people can still be cheated on even if they watch their partners every move.I also told them my boyfriend and I like to watch porn together and how we talked to each other about having another person(someone we know in real life) sleep with us. A few women agreed with me but the majority of the women in the class though I was tripping. This isn't my first time encountering people who had insecurity problems in their relationships and normally when I'm talking with people like this I get some type of negative back lash for not being controlling over my partner.
That next week my teacher told us the women and men had different reactions to her question about how we felt about relationships.
Do you guys encounter really insecure people in relationships,dealt with a controlling partner, or know people in that situation?
So I was asked about how I felt about the situation and I told them I wasn't going to restrict my boyfriend from talking to the opposite gender and how we have a pretty good relationship. So some of the women claimed I was foolish and stated "That's how a man can cheat. You need to watch his every move." I told them that I wasn't insecure about my relationship with my boyfriend and if they felt they needed to watch their husbands/boyfriends sooo much they probably shouldn't be in a relationship because that doesn't seem healthy. I got even more backlash from some of the women in my class and claims that I never understood how it felt to be cheated on.
Some one told me that she bet my boyfriend watches porn and want to sleep with other women. I explained I was cheated on but I didn't bring that into my other relationships because I'm dating a different person and the cheaters weren't relevant to my current relationship and I stated that if I was cheated on now it would hurt but I leave the relationship and try to find a better person.I even told them that people can still be cheated on even if they watch their partners every move.I also told them my boyfriend and I like to watch porn together and how we talked to each other about having another person(someone we know in real life) sleep with us. A few women agreed with me but the majority of the women in the class though I was tripping. This isn't my first time encountering people who had insecurity problems in their relationships and normally when I'm talking with people like this I get some type of negative back lash for not being controlling over my partner.
That next week my teacher told us the women and men had different reactions to her question about how we felt about relationships.
Do you guys encounter really insecure people in relationships,dealt with a controlling partner, or know people in that situation?
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me if i dont cook him his nuggets and locks me inside