Me and my LDR boyfriend reconnected last summer after many years without seeing each other (we dated briefly years ago), and we now live in different countries.
We started talking online and then I went to my country and hometown on holidays (where he is) in August and we had a great time together. At the time I asked him how is it going to be this between us with the distance and he said he doesn't like or want to make any plans.
We continued talking online and he mentioned once when I talked about it, that he wouldn't mind to move to where I live in the future, and I said to him that he visiting me here would be important for him to see that, since he has never been here before.
Then 2 weeks ago he visited me here in the UK and we spent a nice week together. He said once casually that he would like to move here in the future, but there was no conversation about it. The only thing we actually talked about was making plans to see each other when I go to my country for Christmas.
I just don't feel comfortable in this situation. He mentioned in the summer he doesn't like to make plans, but after visiting me here and staying in my house and saying he wants to move here in the future, shouldn't we start making plans to actually close the distance?
I'm not saying we have to plan every single detail at this point, but we should be excited to talk about it. He should want to make plans with me. Especially having this distance between us. To me, making plans for a future together IS an important part of a relationship.
Because only making plans to see each other next is what happens in a casual relationship when two people are not interested in anything else than spending some time together and that's it.
This makes me feel insecure and question if he has doubts about our relationship, that's why he doesn't want to make any plans. Or maybe he is affraid of commitment.
Anyway to me making plans and talking openly about it is a key thing and I feel that by not talking about it "because he doesn't like to make plans", I am compromising in something that is important to me and makes me feel bad. And this is a red flag.
I feel like I am just waiting for him to decide when to move or how to do things when he feels like it, that I have no active part in this. It's like instead of a relationship, we are simply two people together, there is no whole if you know what I mean.
I feel I need to have a serious conversation with him about this and put the cards on the table. But on the other hand I also feel it is sad that I need to say these things to him. I would expect that someone that loves me to much and wants to live with me, would naturally want to make plans with me without the need of having this sort of conversation. It should happen organically and naturally.
But I guess I need to have the conversation and see where I stand.
Any advice guys? Thank you.
We started talking online and then I went to my country and hometown on holidays (where he is) in August and we had a great time together. At the time I asked him how is it going to be this between us with the distance and he said he doesn't like or want to make any plans.
We continued talking online and he mentioned once when I talked about it, that he wouldn't mind to move to where I live in the future, and I said to him that he visiting me here would be important for him to see that, since he has never been here before.
Then 2 weeks ago he visited me here in the UK and we spent a nice week together. He said once casually that he would like to move here in the future, but there was no conversation about it. The only thing we actually talked about was making plans to see each other when I go to my country for Christmas.
I just don't feel comfortable in this situation. He mentioned in the summer he doesn't like to make plans, but after visiting me here and staying in my house and saying he wants to move here in the future, shouldn't we start making plans to actually close the distance?
I'm not saying we have to plan every single detail at this point, but we should be excited to talk about it. He should want to make plans with me. Especially having this distance between us. To me, making plans for a future together IS an important part of a relationship.
Because only making plans to see each other next is what happens in a casual relationship when two people are not interested in anything else than spending some time together and that's it.
This makes me feel insecure and question if he has doubts about our relationship, that's why he doesn't want to make any plans. Or maybe he is affraid of commitment.
Anyway to me making plans and talking openly about it is a key thing and I feel that by not talking about it "because he doesn't like to make plans", I am compromising in something that is important to me and makes me feel bad. And this is a red flag.
I feel like I am just waiting for him to decide when to move or how to do things when he feels like it, that I have no active part in this. It's like instead of a relationship, we are simply two people together, there is no whole if you know what I mean.
I feel I need to have a serious conversation with him about this and put the cards on the table. But on the other hand I also feel it is sad that I need to say these things to him. I would expect that someone that loves me to much and wants to live with me, would naturally want to make plans with me without the need of having this sort of conversation. It should happen organically and naturally.
But I guess I need to have the conversation and see where I stand.
Any advice guys? Thank you.
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