By dallasnews Administrator. Dear Carolyn: I have been seeing this guy for a couple of months now. He started very fast, being very involved with me, but a few weeks later he took a step back and said he liked being around me, but when he realized he was getting real feelings for me he was scared. Now he doesn't text or ask me out every day, but we hang out once a week and call it "casual dating.
He says he likes what we have and likes me a lot. Should I continue or stop? Catch up on the day's news you need to know. Or with:. By signing up you agree to our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. Dear E: His love burns so brightly he can only bear it once a week? Think of it as your emotional immune system. Hi, Carolyn: My boyfriend's work schedule shifts around from week to week, with a mixture of mornings and nights. Mine is a standard weekday, 9 to 5, but I work a second job till 10 p.
We're both happy with our setups, so no problems there. He'll often text from work when I'm off to ask what I'm up to, and if I'm doing something fun, he will say he's "jealous.
I know he doesn't mean to use that word in a malicious way. He doesn't want me not to be having fun. And I could just ignore it. What do you think is my deal? Dear Anonymous: I think you're nitpicking and language-policing when you could just ignore it. May 24, Updated p. News Roundups. Or with: Google. More about:. For a Texas mother of triplets with disabilities, school-choice debate feels hollow.
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