How to treat him and how to control the feeling that you want to do what you want
I was asked to discuss the theme of “socializing with people” in a separate consultation, and I feel that positioning for my boyfriend is the biggest of them all.
My relationship with him, who originally didn't show much of my feelings, became strained because I'm bad at understanding people's feelings, and my interest in others is lacking.
They usually don't know what they think of me, and they don't even talk about me. Even though they say “you're cute,” they've never said “I like it.” However, he is supposed to be sending a message in his own way, but I can't detect it, and I can't say it quickly again.
I'm a person who has waves, with times when my tension is high and when my tension is low, so I always think I'll recognize them by thinking that they are people that kind of person, but they rarely get back to me, and sometimes it's so painful that I can't sleep.
So I can't say “give me more replies” or “why aren't you returning them,” and it accumulates within myself. It's probably because I'm originally bad at understanding people's feelings. I'm sure he, who is sensitive, has a sense of dissatisfaction and distrust of me.
If you look at it from the outside, it might not be a big deal. But until now, he has only been the type to contact me and express his affection, so it's been a good year and I haven't been able to find a way to handle it.
I didn't have a passionate crush like I used to, and even though I felt a slight sense of incongruity with the feeling that I was attracted to him, I thought I liked him, and I was able to go out with him.
Of course, it's important to have the courage to take action to know his feelings, but compared to the past, how should I control myself and lighten my feelings when I'm uneasy? Or... maybe we're just not good together...
