sunniegrrl
@sunniegrrl
20 Years
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Cancer men can be sensitive and protective, but alcohol may trigger mood swings and inappropriate behavior. Their actions during difficult times often reflect their emotional state rather than a desire to end the relationship. Open communication and patience are key to addressing insecurities and rebuilding trust.










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where do i begin? cancer boy is acting up again. After being the perfect boyfriend (minus a few mood swings here and there) for seven months, my guy is misbehaving and it's killing me.
He's amazing when he's sober, he's attentive, affectionate, and I trust him completely. When he drinks, he turns into an utter a s s h o l e. A few weeks ago we went to a jack and jill and it seemed like every other woman there existed except for me. When I brought it up to him he apologized and spent the week making it up to me. Last weekend we went to a wedding, which was amazing until he had a few too many. I saw him pinch on of his female friends behind, and at one point a girl was all over him and it really looked like he was enjoying the attention.
my ego is so very bruised. again he's been trying all week to make it up to me, has been including me in everything, out with his friends, dinner the next day, lots of emails and phone calls, etc....but it's just not enough. i am more insecure than ever, and seriously doubting that he has feelings for me.
i was just reading about how cancer men act when they want out of a relationship though. it looks like they'll do anything to get the girl to end it. is that what's going on here? I asked him and he said no, if he wanted out he would just tell me and not waste my time. I just got an email from him inviting me to his father's 50th birthday party, but i am still so insecure.