After 20 years, he wants marriage!
If neither of you want things to change, nothing will; it is as simple as that. If you have specific fears, talk about them. Either way, neither of you should have a problem with communication after all these years
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If neither of you want things to change, nothing will; it is as simple as that. If you have specific fears, talk about them. Either way, neither of you should have a problem with communication after all these years
If it doesn’t work out, you will all have to find a way of coping with that. For now, that is all presumptive and has no bearing on the present. Start by speaking with this girl, find out how she feels, before deciding what you want to do next
If she can’t have conversations with you, it will affect your ability to build trust and communicate better. This is about more than compatibility, and you should ask her why she wants to be with you if this is a problem
I don’t want to explain my actions to anyone, but I know that not telling him will make me feel awful. How do I do this?
Why not put aside the person you have a crush on for the moment, and focus solely on how you feel about your current relationship? If you are prepared to be without your boyfriend, you might as well end it