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My boyfriend and I were talking about smelling like each other after sex. It has a sexy talk so I was getting in the mood and it excited me that he has my scent on him for a few days after we had sex. I know I don't smell bad, I make sure I don't.IfItsTrue.WhyBother.
Thing have been a little out of hands lately. Love is beautiful yet challenging. But Being in love AND don't feel the love in return?Minor relationship woes
Okay, so I've seen seeing this guy for about 4 months. I had gotten out of an LTR a few months before I met this guy so I wanted to take things slowly. As a result we only saw each other once a week for the first 3 months and lately we've been ramping it up to about twice a week. At the beginning, things were a bit crazy. Since I was dealing with my breakup, I didn't handle some situations very well, and there were a few times I thought that I would never hear from him again, because he was rightly upset at me for things I said or did. After the last fight (about 2 months ago) I realized that I really like this guy and if I want to keep things going with him, I have to shape up. So I did. Fast forward until now. Things have been consistently good for a couple months. But, as this weird after effect from early on, every time we have any kind of misunderstanding - literally a misunderstanding - I feel like "Oh no, it's over!" and I have anxiety that he's going to leave. These misunderstandings aren't fights - we don't fight. They're more like me saying something and he takes it to mean one thing over another. Then I try to explain what I did mean, etc. The thing is, logically, I know I shouldn't feel this way. When he first told me he loved me (a little over a week ago), he said he'd been feeling it a while but that he didn't want to scare me away. He asked me to spend Thanksgiving with him. He asked me to go on a trip with him this winter. He calls me up all the time, and sometimes we still talk on the phone for hours. I mean, all signs point to him being really into me. I'm only the 3rd person he's ever said "I love you" to (other than family), and we're both in our early 30s. So why the anxiety? What does it mean? And how can I stop it? I feel like it negatively affects our relationship. I feel like now that he loves me I'm just waiting for him to stop loving me. It's really quite sad. Not sure what to do. Any suggestions are appreciated.What Made Joe Bitter
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From Denofgeek.comAs Twilight New Moon soaks up money across the planet, Robert Pattinson has been talking about what we can expect from next summer’s Twilight Eclipse…Even thought Twilight: New Moon has only just arrived in cinemas around the world, the third film in the cinematic saga, Eclipse, has already finished its shoot. Under the stewardship of 30 Days Of Night director David Slade, cameras were packed up a few weeks ago, and the film is already in post-production.And, if you believe the bits and pieces coming out about the film, it's set to be just a little bit different from New Moon. After all, star Robert Pattinson has been reportedly suggesting that the film might actually push towards an R rating, as opposed to the PG-13 of New Moon.We don't actually believe that's going to be the case, though, as Summit Entertainment will have a firm eye on the potential box office returns for the film, and if it puts a PG-13-rated cut of the film out in cinemas, then that's simply going to make more money.The Princes Turn to Philanthropy
By Simon Perry
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