It is healthy to spend some time each week doing your own thing (socially). I'm sorry to say this but your expectations might be a little on the obsessive side and it doesn't sound like your boyfriend appreciates it. But if that is what you expect, then perhaps you should find someone who matches your expectations.
we both work from 8 4 weekdays and i didn't mean i want to spend every second with him literally, i meant it as that's how i feel. We have an understanding of that if he does his half of things that needs to be done when he comes home that he can do what ever he wants till tea or our shows are on. While he is playing his games or reading his books or what ever, i do what i want. I love spending time away from him, im not 100% obsessed with him. Its just that things are changing and it feels like he is pushing me away, that he doesn't want me around any more, he wants me to be a mummy figure rather than his girlfriend.
Is it normal to want to spend all your time with your boyfriend?
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It is healthy to spend some time each week doing your own thing (socially). I'm sorry to say this but your expectations might be a little on the obsessive side and it doesn't sound like your boyfriend appreciates it. But if that is what you expect, then perhaps you should find someone who matches your expectations.
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we both work from 8 4 weekdays and i didn't mean i want to spend every second with him literally, i meant it as that's how i feel. We have an understanding of that if he does his half of things that needs to be done when he comes home that he can do what ever he wants till tea or our shows are on. While he is playing his games or reading his books or what ever, i do what i want. I love spending time away from him, im not 100% obsessed with him. Its just that things are changing and it feels like he is pushing me away, that he doesn't want me around any more, he wants me to be a mummy figure rather than his girlfriend.