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My boyfriend is awesome and I love him to death but sometimes I don't understand him.?
I have the greatest bf ever and he really is truly amazing. I love him with all of my heart. I did some things in the past though that hurt him but I haven't done anything else and do not ever want to do anything to hurt him again. I love him and I can see us spending the rest of our lives together. But my question is that I don't understand him sometimes because he has mood swings. I mean like sometimes he will be fine for about a month or maybe more sometimes (usually it is more than that) But then like for maybe two or three days he will get upset with me for no reason at all and hardly even talk to me. But then after those few days are over with he will be fine again and talk to me like there is no problem at all. What do I do about this? Any advice is greatl appreciated.
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- Joy LLv 41 decade agoFavorite Answer
My boyfriend (now husband) was the same way when we were dating. It used to really bother me, but as time goes by, you just accept that that is the way they are, and if you want to spend your life with him, you deal with it. Now, if his mood swings turn into a violent streak or something like that, you need to nip that in the bud before you go any further, but if his moodiness is more like being mopey for no reason, just ride it out, and do what you can to spoil him during that time and make him feel better. Good luck!
- 1 decade ago
A lot of guys are like that.
When he's like that I suggest you give him a little bit of space. There is nothing more annoying than someone clinging on to you when you're upset and you want to be left alone.
You can always try talking to him about it but if he doesn't want to I suggest you leave it alone and be patient with him.
- xKLv 71 decade ago
He needs his time alone. I'm a bit wishy-washy about this book because it's so stereotypical, but you should give "Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus" a read. Seriously. Your guy sounds like he's retreating to his "cave", and the book is actually insightful about why and how you shouldn't take it personally.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
oh wow. it sounds like he is kinda bi-polar or something. I guess just kind of get through it with a smile and then just act normal again. You cant make a big deal out of it cause it might ruin your relationship. But maye you should confront him about it if it becomes like a huge problem.
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- Anonymous1 decade ago
it seems like he may still be trying to get over the fact of what happened, notice the time when he gets like that (was it around the time you hurt him) he may just be thinking sometimes about whatever or maybe he just wants time to himself, this is whey communication is KEY, whenever he is in a good mood agian just ask him why he gets into certian moods???
- Mrs.DrewLv 41 decade ago
Honey, non of will ever understand a man... Im sure he just probably needs a lil alone time.. If this is so, then he is not ready for marriage anytime soon unitl he gets over it..
- 1 decade ago
the way you wrote that makes it sound like it's more serious than it probably is. sounds like a pretty common situation. give him some space, keep your own.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
jus talk 2 him, c wats bothering him
- Anonymous1 decade ago
it's meant to confuse you. if u don't like that feeling, then do like me, and just don't date.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
guys are weird, dont worry about it!
=p