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    His behaviour is so confusing i've had enough and dont know what to do

    I'm 30, the boy ive been seeing is 37. He's a musician and was working in New zealand for six months and got back home to London last week. We started seeing each other in London around May last year then he had to leave for work. He's originally from NZ so whilst he was over there he was very busy with work, family and friends but he still kept in touch and told me when he'd booked his tickets back, and sent frequent messages saying he was coming home soon. Any time I ever took his lack of contact to mean he was no longer interested he would say I was being silly and working myself up.

    After he left NZ he spent 3 weeks in Asia, he messaged me whilst there saying he was looking forward to seeing me, wishing me luck for a job I had and he told me I was beautiful and sent me a photo. He messaged before he got on the plane back to London telling me he was on his way back.

    He told me when he arrived back with lots of exclamation marks and we've been in contact every day, he phoned me two days in a row but i missed the calls as i was sleeping. we managed to speak the night before last for 90 mins and it was a normal jokey conversation.

    Yesterday, however, I asked would he be free this sunday to meet and his response was 'Can we talk in the next day or so I hate this kind of stuff '

    So I asked what kind of stuff and that I was anxious about it too n he replied saying he was out with a friend who was leaving tomorrow n he'd 'speak tomorrow ' or 'maybe the next day :o'. and I got upset and said his behaviour was really confusing and i didn't understand what was going on and he just put 'not tonight'

    I know him and this friend were doing drugs/partying all saturday night, and he had been with him during the day yesterday so it's possible by the time he replied yesterday he was already high so not himself. I phoned my friend and she seemed to think this was the reason as otherwise his behaviour was so contradictory it made no sense. A similar thing happened in January when he'd been partying at his cousins for a few weeks, regularly doing drugs, and he seemed to have a personality transplant and said he didnt want me to visit anymore because he felt he'd let me down, so I know partying can change him.

    Otherwise if it's not because of drugs what is the explanation for him engaging with me, independently telling me he was coming back, and phoning me more than once when he was back, if now he's giving cryptic responses to me suggesting a day that we meet up? The whole thing is really upsetting me because it's been going on so long and I cannot work him out

    #2
    If drugs are part of this I wouldn't even stick around (unless they're legal wherever he's at). 'A friend' is suspicious, and his remark makes it seem like someone else is on his mind before you, but that's just my opinion. If he said 'my friend', that would be less suspicious. 'A friend' makes it seem like its not actually his friend but something else. That's just my opinion though.

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      #3
      Oh its a male friend of his. I know him

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        #4
        I live in London, it's normally to socially do drugs ( I dont). But my issue is I dont know if hes sending me mixed messages because of drugs or something else. I dont get his behaviour

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          #5
          Originally posted by sheclo View Post
          Oh its a male friend of his. I know him
          How are you so sure about that...

          I agree with Shauny, though.
          I don't wan't to make you feel worse, but 'a friend' is different from 'my friend'. And usually that means something.
          Distance means nothing when someone means everything.

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            #6
            Originally posted by sheclo View Post
            I'm 30, the boy ive been seeing is 37
            Is this just British phraseology....because I'm not sure a lot of people I know would call their 37-yr-old SO a "boy." Do you respect him as a man? Are you in love with him? Do you want to spend your life with him? You say you're seeing each other...have you talked about being exclusive? Has he told you he wants to be with you im a committed way?
            I'm not expecting answers to these personal questions...just as an ignorant outsider, I didn't see anything about a connection or love between you guys from this post...and if that's not there, then the question about his intentions (which no one besides him can answer, anyway) becomes moot. Not saying you don't love him---just wondering.
            Good luck!
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              #7
              Originally posted by autumn1790 View Post
              Is this just British phraseology....because I'm not sure a lot of people I know would call their 37-yr-old SO a "boy."
              Yes, it is quite common for Brits to call men of any ages 'boy'.

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                #8
                Originally posted by erwin1973 View Post
                How are you so sure about that...

                I agree with Shauny, though.
                I don't wan't to make you feel worse, but 'a friend' is different from 'my friend'. And usually that means something.
                Yeah he's literally just back to london and it was a friend from New Zealand, there was pics of their evening on Facebook etc.

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                  #9
                  Yes we were together six months before he left,we were exclusive, I've met all his friends, I care about him a lot. We've maintained contact throughout his six months away, he's been doing a countdown etc. This is why this behaviour is confusing. He may be anxious to meet up like I am, or like I said, drugs and come downs from drugs can alter a person temporarily. He literally said last week when he was in Asia he was looking forward to seeing me and I was beautiful, and the message he sent in reply to me asking to meet just seems odd...

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                    #10
                    This may sound random, but when he called, did you acknowledge that he did? It sounds like he was very excited to meet up until that point. It doesn't seem like a lack of interest, just probably a misunderstanding. Either way, it's unhealthy for the relationship for him not to share what's bothering him.

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                      #11
                      We've been whatsapping all day since he got back n he phoned when I was asleep so I'd missed some of the calls but then we messaged from the morning again, him sending funny voice messages etc We're both busy in the day so don't tend to phone then. He went to a big boxing match Saturday night so I didn't phone him back until Sunday night n we had a 90 minute conversation

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                        #12
                        He has been back in the same country as you for ONE WEEK and is not seeing you, even though he is not there for work or family? He is turning you down to do drugs and watch sport? Come on...

                        Either he REALLY likes drugs, or he is super nervous to see you after all this time.

                        Either way, this is NOT ok behaviour. Especially if you have work or other obligations and you cant wing it, it is actually needed of him to plan his time, even if his mates also want to see him.
                        I made love to him only twice, she thought and looked at the man laying asleep beside her. And yet still it is as if we have been together forever, as if he has always known my life, my soul, my body, my light, my pain
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                          #13
                          Originally posted by differentcountries View Post
                          He has been back in the same country as you for ONE WEEK and is not seeing you, even though he is not there for work or family? He is turning you down to do drugs and watch sport? Come on...

                          Either he REALLY likes drugs, or he is super nervous to see you after all this time.

                          Either way, this is NOT ok behaviour. Especially if you have work or other obligations and you cant wing it, it is actually needed of him to plan his time, even if his mates also want to see him.
                          What she said.



                          At 37 it's time to give up recreational drugs, at least in my opinion. Maybe you should reevaluate the situation? If I were your mother Imepild give you that advice. Then smack you upside your head....... Sheesh! ��
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                          I love him. Forever. And every day after that.

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                            #14
                            He's a rock musicianship has a weird lifestyle and as I said that's not abnormal in London really

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                              #15
                              He got back last thurs. Well I gave him an allowance because I didn't want to push if he had jetlag etc but I do think it's weird, and I'd take it to mean he wasn't interested if only he hadn't text me at airport/messaged/voicemessaged/called it seems to be contradictory behaviour hence why I don't know what's going on. . I'm just going to leave him to contact me I think when he's no longer hungover etc

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