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Very broad, I know. Just tell me what it means to you. 

I'm picking up skating again, but haven't in a while. I used to have a blind, and a universal. The universal was given to me, and the blind was a little more than what I'd like to pay this time since finances are a little slimmer. I want a great board, but as cheap as I can get it. And I'm not super picky, I just want it to be decent for maneuvering and performing street tricks primarily. Thanks in advance.

So my boyfriend is taking a lot of supplements for working out and trying to get results very quick. I'm nervous about all his taking, I want to spend the rest of my life with him and do not want him to be causing himself harm and not realize it. Plus, the testosterone makes him act differently and it's not a good different. I've always told him how I felt about it, but would never in the world tell him he has to stop. But we talked about it the other day, and he gave me options. One included him stopping completely, the other just taking one and another just taking another. I, of course, want him to stop completely and I think it would be good for him. But I'm afraid I'd be making him do something he didn't want to do, or he'd end up resenting me for it. What should I do? I don't want to make him do something, but I also don't want him to end up hurting himself.

My boyfriend and I were talking, and I made a joke about me going crazy, and he said he would leave me. When I looked offended, he was like "well we have only been together three months, its not like its been a year or we are married". I feel like he views me as an investment, like views are relationship with logic instead of emotion. Should I feel this way? Also, while we may have only been together three months, we have known each other four years. What should I do and how should I handle his comment? I tried to ignore it but its driving me crazy.

My boyfriend and I were talking, and I made a joke about me going crazy, and he said he would leave me. When I looked offended, he was like "well we have only been together three months, its not like its been a year or we are married". I feel like he views me as an investment, like views are relationship with logic instead of emotion. Should I feel this way? Also, while we have been together three months, we have known each other four years. What should I do and how should I handle his comment? I tried to ignore it but its driving me crazy.