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Should I be Mad at myself or my bf or neither?
Friday night my bf of 18 months and I went out for sushi. It was nice. I said "let's go do some shots somewhere" and he said "i'd rather do that tomorrow night than tonight to be honest with you" and I said okay. We got a couple beers and went home. Then yesterday he left around 10 saying "I'm gonna get out of here", and I figured he was playin golf or out on his boat or something, but he always calls around sunset to let me know what's up. he didn't. I tried callin and he didn't answer. It was 9pm, and I texted him saying I guess you're not coming over. I feel dumb. i'm gonna turn off my phone, hang my nice clothes back up and go to bed. Miss you."
Did I over react? Should I be mad? I know we never said we were definitely going out, or made specific plans, but it sure seemed like it to me. Now I worry when I turn on my phone there will be angry messages from him, so I've been avoiding it.
P.s. my work schedule's changing and it's my last weekend off for the next 4-6 months at least, and he knew it.
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- Blue DoggyLv 48 years agoFavorite Answer
Anger isn't healthy, so neither. Just talk calmly to him, express your worries but don't overwhelm him. Men avoid confrontation and overly emotional conversations like the plague.