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Posted by GOATActionWhy ?
Get yourself a Cap.

Posted by MyStarsShineCause we consistent and can put it down!Posted by GOATActionWhy ?
Get yourself a Cap.click to expand

Posted by HearttofTopaz
Sounds like me and my hubs the first year of being together. He is moody and we’d go through this same scenario.. He’d reassure me, say he’s got a lot on his mind and I’d keep overthinking it.. Sometimes we would wind up fighting over nothing at all. Eventually I figured out that it’s best to just let him work it out, and like someone said it usually passes as quick as it started. 🙂

Posted by OneKnight
What's his placements? lol

Posted by AerialView
I'd blame the waitress if I were you.

Posted by WhorpioIt's a sign that the "honeymoon" period is ending.
Last night I went to dinner with my boyfriend.
I was being playful with him verbally and then he said “ you’re acting weird and hyperactive but I still love you”.
It sorta hurt my feelings because I was just excited to be getting quality time with him after a busy day of traveling.
At the end of the night I asked him about it and he was like, “It just started when we got to the restaurant when you said let’s sit on the same side of the booth...It seemed aggressive and even the waitress gave a weird look. I was gonna sit with you anyways. In fact when I saw that table I knew it would be perfect...”
So I defended myself and said that I just get excited to spend time together, plus we haven’t had the opportunity to sit on the same side in a loooooong time. He was just like “well anyways that’s why I love you”.
I’m just worried he’s starting to fall out of love. Why would he mistake my excitement for aggression? I thought I was being harmless.
Now I feel like I have to repress myself, but that means when the excitement boils over it’s gon come out even stronger.
Please help. Am I overthinking this? Maybe I need to go back on my ADHD meds.

Posted by VenusAquarius
It's a sign that the "honeymoon" period is ending.

Posted by WhorpioNo, just sad. Shit's just about to get real. No more rose colored glasses.Posted by VenusAquarius
It's a sign that the "honeymoon" period is ending.
Is that bad?click to expand

Posted by VenusAquariusPosted by WhorpioPosted by VenusAquarius
It's a sign that the "honeymoon" period is ending.
Is that bad?
No, just sad. Shit's just about to get real. No more rose colored glasses.click to expand

Posted by Squishy_Marshmallow
Was it a formal dinner?
If yes, we care about decorum. I know surprise! But most people mistake us here.


Posted by Senorita_LL🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑Posted by GOATAction🤔🤔🤔🤔Posted by MyStarsShineCause we consistent and can put it down!Posted by GOATActionWhy ?
Get yourself a Cap.click to expand

Posted by Senorita_LLYep yepPosted by MyStarsShine🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣Posted by Senorita_LL🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑Posted by GOATAction🤔🤔🤔🤔Posted by MyStarsShineCause we consistent and can put it down!Posted by GOATActionWhy ?
Get yourself a Cap.click to expand

Posted by Squishy_Marshmallow
Moody day I guess.
Is he a water moon?

Posted by ScorpioTruth
He’s communicating his feelings with you. It’s better that he communicates those quirks with you rather than keeping you in the dark and talking about your quirks behind your back. It does not mean the relationship is ending, it just shows that he’s emotionally secure enough to communicate with you, even when it’s not all fuzzy feelings.


Posted by HearttofTopaz
How old is he? I have many gemini men in my family lol almost too many. My dad has almost the same placements as your bf and he is very "methodical" in his thinking when it comes to emotions and expressing them. He can definitely can come off as offensive when it's not meant that way.
Hard to explain but I know what you mean. It can be annoying af but I have found out when it comes to Geminis if they are around, and reassuring you then you usually have nothing to worry about. Cause if their mind or heart isn't in it.. you wont see or hear from them.
Scorpio and Sag placements can be alot to deal with for some lmao

Posted by DeleterNerd
Yes the honey moon phase is over and he's showing you how bitchy cancer moons are for no reason sometimes.

Posted by WhorpioIt can’t be over for one because if it’s over for one it means it’s over!Posted by DeleterNerd
Yes the honey moon phase is over and he's showing you how bitchy cancer moons are for no reason sometimes.
What if the honeymoon phase is over for one person but not the other...what’s the protocol for that?click to expand

Posted by DeleterNerdPosted by nano
Hey I thought you were to make a sad video. Is that why you broke up? I was curious how you were doing and what was to come of that after your thread.... I'm still lolzing.
I dont even want to say lol. I just cant go from dating a change their mind all the time mutable to the most stubborn muthfka in the world who wont give me something simple but then will bombard me with texts and phone calls in attempt to manipulate me to submit to him after I already did so much. Naw. You will bow to the venus king I say.click to expand


Posted by WhorpioWhy does that sound like a Virgo...is he one?Posted by HearttofTopaz
Sounds like me and my hubs the first year of being together. He is moody and we’d go through this same scenario.. He’d reassure me, say he’s got a lot on his mind and I’d keep overthinking it.. Sometimes we would wind up fighting over nothing at all. Eventually I figured out that it’s best to just let him work it out, and like someone said it usually passes as quick as it started. 🙂
Somewhat relatable. Except my bf doesn’t take responsibility for his emotions he’s projecting on to me; it’s always a psychoanalyzation of my behaviors or criticisms like “you seem angry” followed by “it’s okay to be”.
But like you said he also offers a lot of reassurance and says I’m worrying too much.click to expand

Posted by themilkyway36Posted by WhorpioPosted by HearttofTopaz
Sounds like me and my hubs the first year of being together. He is moody and we’d go through this same scenario.. He’d reassure me, say he’s got a lot on his mind and I’d keep overthinking it.. Sometimes we would wind up fighting over nothing at all. Eventually I figured out that it’s best to just let him work it out, and like someone said it usually passes as quick as it started. 🙂
Somewhat relatable. Except my bf doesn’t take responsibility for his emotions he’s projecting on to me; it’s always a psychoanalyzation of my behaviors or criticisms like “you seem angry” followed by “it’s okay to be”.
But like you said he also offers a lot of reassurance and says I’m worrying too much.
Why does that sound like a Virgo...is he one?click to expand
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I was being playful with him verbally and then he said “ you’re acting weird and hyperactive but I still love you”.
It sorta hurt my feelings because I was just excited to be getting quality time with him after a busy day of traveling.
At the end of the night I asked him about it and he was like, “It just started when we got to the restaurant when you said let’s sit on the same side of the booth...It seemed aggressive and even the waitress gave a weird look. I was gonna sit with you anyways. In fact when I saw that table I knew it would be perfect...”
So I defended myself and said that I just get excited to spend time together, plus we haven’t had the opportunity to sit on the same side in a loooooong time. He was just like “well anyways that’s why I love you”.
I’m just worried he’s starting to fall out of love. Why would he mistake my excitement for aggression? I thought I was being harmless.
Now I feel like I have to repress myself, but that means when the excitement boils over it’s gon come out even stronger.
Please help. Am I overthinking this? Maybe I need to go back on my ADHD meds.