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I have to wonder why he still is dating you after three years. What if the tables were turned, and he had not introduced you to most of his family and friends after three years? You'd be wondering what was going on, or you'd feel that he was hiding something or was embarassed of you. Don't assume he hasn't had these thoughts already. I'm not trying to be cruel here, but having you take a view from his perspective.
Why you are so concerned that he won't be up to par with what your friends/family would like? Are your friends/family the ones who are dating him? What is the big 'flaw' that your boyfriend supposedly possesses ? Unless it is a character trait which hurts others (rudeness, abuse, etc.) accept it as a part of who your boyfriend is, if you can't deal with it, leave. If it's a physical feature, if you really had feelings for this guy, this supposed flaw wouldn't have been your main focus for all three years.
Every single person has flaws, but if you predominantly focus on his, I just don't think you should be dating him. What if you found out he had these same thoughts about you? What if he was afraid his friends would think that he could do better than date you? I doubt you would be happy he stuck around. Loving someone means accepting them as a whole person, and respecting them.
Last edited by morrigan; 18th February 2004 at 9:25 AM..
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