itwontbelong
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Posted by R1g0rM0rT1s
i'm pretty sure i'm not the only scorp who doesn't feel the need to define a relationship with a specific agreement of terms such as 'boyfriend' or 'girlfriend'.
it smacks of ownership tbs and there's no need. if you are seeing her, she will not be seeing anyone else cos we're not like that and so that should be enough for you.

Posted by enfant_terrible
Rigormortis, you're not making any sense. It's not him, it's her. If their relationship exists on the same terms as those who choose to define themselves as boyfriend/girlfriend then guess what, they are boyfriend/girlfriend! So then why does she need that backdoor unlocked? This is very fishy to me because I know when I behave this way it's because I want to have the cake and eat it at the same time.


Posted by PhoenixRising
And because this is something YOU would do we are to assume these are her motives? Reaching.







Posted by yourekillinmesmalls
Sounds like my ex Scorp.
Just because she doesn't seem to be comfortable with labels doesn't mean she wants to see other people. I'm thinking the conversation you need to have with her is about whether or not she wants to date you exclusively or if she still wants to have the option of seeing other people. I know it seems like the same thing as labeling it, but the approach is a little different. If she's not interested in seeing anyone else and is willing to tell you that, you need to decide if that's enough for you, even of she doesn't want to give you the title of "boyfriend".

Posted by itwontbelong
My Scorpio girl is an incredible woman and I am very much in love with her. She knows how I feel about her and I know she feels the same way. She tells me every time she sees me and we share our love daily.

Posted by R1g0rM0rT1s
if you need that kind of validation from her, you're looking in the wrong place and at the wrong sign, lol.
Posted by P-Angel
If she is there with you, living her life WITH you ... then that's because that is where she wants to be. And if you have to be told that, then you are on your way out with her, because it's only a matter of time before she can't take it any longer.click to expand

Posted by R1g0rM0rT1s
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!! NOT THE FUCKING GODDAMN TALK!!!!!!
you think he should ask her if she wants to be 'exclusive'—?? do you know how INSULTING that question is—— 'what, you think i'm fucking anyone with a pulse right now or something?'. that's what i would be thinking.
my feeling is that the OP doth protest too much. he's obviously not just enjoying what they are sharing and what she is giving cos he's too preoccupied with trying to nail her down and possess her.
much more of that and if she's a true scorpio, she'll run for the hills like speedy gonzales.
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I understand your point. I really do. At the same time, I can understand how the OP feels insulted when she seems uncomfortable with the idea of labeling. I'm guessing that to him, it sounds like she doesn't want to claim him, and not make any ties (even though this may not be her actual thought process). Just as living in the moment and experiencing feelings is important to Scorps, getting verbal confirmation regarding the relationship is important to some (for whatever reason, whether it be insecurity, a need for words of affirmation regularly, etc). What i was trying to say it that if it bothers him that much, he can't complain if he doesn't let her know what he's thinking. If that is likely to make her run, then he needs to decide whether or not he's willing to risk that.


Posted by ellessque
shouldn't it mean the exact same thing, in reality?
what does a title actually bring to the table? nothing more than passifying insecurities, like P said.
(don't worry, in five minutes I'll want the title again. lol.)


Posted by R1g0rM0rT1s
i can totally see your point enfant but i feel you represent HIS attitude in all this cos he's surely thinking that cos she doesn't issue a press release stating she's his gf, she doesn't want to be. i understand where you're coming from but the logic doesn't resonate with me. for me, love isn't about making grand gestures...i don't even believe in marriage (any more, lol)...in fact, grand gestures after 5 months of knowing someone would freak me out big time!!
i think he should just quit pushing her on the issue and take her at face value. that's the most upsetting thing from her point of view i imagine....that she is having her feelings for you questioned because she doesn't yell it from the rooftops. if you need that kind of validation from her, you're looking in the wrong place and at the wrong sign, lol.

Posted by enfant_terriblePosted by PhoenixRising
And because this is something YOU would do we are to assume these are her motives? Reaching.
Look, if you're comfortable being where you are then you shouldn't have a problem labelling it and marking your territory, in fact you will want to scream it out so that the whole world knows. Nobody is truly happy living as undefined, we all have that need to label things, I don't care how mysterious you think you are.
So sooner or later she's going to have to be more specific, but by then the specifics may be that she doesen't want a relationship with him. You know that relationship they weren't having....
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Posted by PhoenixRisingPosted by enfant_terriblePosted by PhoenixRising
And because this is something YOU would do we are to assume these are her motives? Reaching.
Look, if you're comfortable being where you are then you shouldn't have a problem labelling it and marking your territory, in fact you will want to scream it out so that the whole world knows. Nobody is truly happy living as undefined, we all have that need to label things, I don't care how mysterious you think you are.
So sooner or later she's going to have to be more specific, but by then the specifics may be that she doesen't want a relationship with him. You know that relationship they weren't having....
I do understand your point, I simply don't agree. My only point is, stating you are with someone tends to be more about your (not you specifically enfant or even the OP) insecurities and making you feel like you're a part of something. If *we* know what we have why does it need to be defined to the rest of the world? Oh, that's right, so everyone knows I belong to you and so you feel secure when I leave the house. Okay. If a man approaches me do I need to state I am in a relationship to make it clear I am not interested? Better yet, does my declaration to you guaurentee I won't cheat? No and no. A label has nothing to do with it. My committment to you has nothing to do with what I say I am, but what I do to demonstrate it, without the fancy label. If I make you feel like you are my everything based on my actions, my attention, my affection, why do you need the label too? Words really don't mean as much to a Scorpio as actions do. Someone pointed out we are fixed. Well with that being said, your lady may only dig her heels in further not because she doesn't love you or wants her options to be open, but simply because you're pushing the issue. Just my humble opinion.click to expand

Posted by emerald6633
Aside from saying anyone 'needs' to label things, I've come to the understanding that labeling things is something society tells us we have to do. Talking about this relationship or others to people who aren't involved in it will reinforce the stereotypical beliefs of the community.
You need to decide what YOU want (not need) and move forward living that way.
The relationship (whatever it may be) is yours and hers alone. No one else's. That is special.

Posted by Ellybean
I'm sure I'm probably interpreting this wrong but are this many dxpers against calling someone a boyfriend or girlfriend?
I didn't think this conversation was such a huge and passionate issue for people in general or maybe just those here. Lol.





Posted by IntriguedScorp
LOL LOL LOL too funny. DO NOT HAVE THE TALK. NOPE. lmao

Posted by yourekillinmesmallsPosted by IntriguedScorpI understand from posts here that Scorps don't like to talk about feelings, but if something's bothering your significant other, what else is your significant other supposed to do other than say something to you (this is a general question, not necessarily about the OP's specific situation)? Or is it pretty much cut and dry, "don't date a Scorp at all unless you are willing to never discuss your feelings out loud"? Not trying to sound snarky, I really am interested in the answer.
+1


Posted by ellessque
I can't speak for everyone, but everyone knows my vitals
if something's bothering your significant other, what else is your significant other supposed to do other than say something to you -
Nobody said you can't talk about your feelings. Just don't have a script in your mind of what you want us to say. Share if you want to share. There is nothing wrong with that. In fact, you sharing may help us to be more open with ours.
You may catch us at a moment where....
we want to share
we clam up because we don't know what to say or how to say it
we think you may be a little emotional and clingy and will wait it out for when you are more logical
Or is it pretty much cut and dry, "don't date a Scorp at all unless you are willing to never discuss your feelings out loud"?
I like when people discuss their feelings, honestly. Probably because I'm scared to death to do so.
but do it because it's something you want to do and not because you want something from us.

Posted by R1g0rM0rT1s
some people are more concerned about being in a relationship than they are the actual person they have it with.




Posted by IntriguedScorp
Why does it have to be "the talk"? Why can't it just be part of the conversation? This is the part I hate. Backing me into a wall with "the talk". yuck.

Posted by ellessquePosted by seraph
Why does there need to be any spoken or written definition? Shouldn't you already *know* where you are?
It's actions, and either more of the same or less of the same, defines the relationship.
They've had nothing to base their knowledge on with exception to watching family members, friends and the countless number of "self help" articles/books/references you can find.
Doesn't necessarily mean any of it works for "them". Some will forever be trying to fit a square peg in a round hole.
Hence, how you see people play out the same thing over and over and over again.....using these boards as an example.
I might be going off topic but it's all relative to the OP's topic. *He* needs validation. He's not going to find it from the scorpio in the medium he requires. He can accept this and swallow that "void" or he can come to a realization she cannot fulfill his needs because of "who" she is.
I don't think enough people take time for self reflection and find out what they require for themselves to be "happy" nor create the standards for themselves to figure out how to negotiate their specific "needs".
So, they forever "act" like they think they should (based on societal conditioning and how realationships "should" work) and base expectations on what they've witnessed never really validating their own needs and standing strong in having them really come to fruition.click to expand

Posted by shellshockerPosted by ellessquePosted by seraph
Why does there need to be any spoken or written definition? Shouldn't you already *know* where you are?
It's actions, and either more of the same or less of the same, defines the relationship.
They've had nothing to base their knowledge on with exception to watching family members, friends and the countless number of "self help" articles/books/references you can find.
Doesn't necessarily mean any of it works for "them". Some will forever be trying to fit a square peg in a round hole.
Hence, how you see people play out the same thing over and over and over again.....using these boards as an example.
I might be going off topic but it's all relative to the OP's topic. *He* needs validation. He's not going to find it from the scorpio in the medium he requires. He can accept this and swallow that "void" or he can come to a realization she cannot fulfill his needs because of "who" she is.
I don't think enough people take time for self reflection and find out what they require for themselves to be "happy" nor create the standards for themselves to figure out how to negotiate their specific "needs".
So, they forever "act" like they think they should (based on societal conditioning and how realationships "should" work) and base expectations on what they've witnessed never really validating their own needs and standing strong in having them really come to fruition.
+1 ^^^^^^^^^^^^ post of the day! *the Scorp ladies are on fire*click to expand


Posted by apricot
The reason why I hate defining it first and foremost is because I am an EXTREMELY private person. I hate talking about relationships with other people, because from the moment you mention you have a boyfriend people get all nosy "Oh, how long have you two been together for? How did you meet?" etc. None of your business!


Posted by cheekyfaerieBut if I sense something is special, my instinct is to keep it close to my chest.

Posted by ellessque
I do not talk about "bed skills, dick size, social status" with any of my friends. I actually don't talk about those things with anyone (that goes hand in hand with "intimacy and loyalty") I think the only time I even came close is on this board when asked about mars signs but I don't equate that to the same thing you are talking about.

Posted by R24
I didn't share details about the butter you described that women share with one another unless it was a past relationship.
As I said earlier on the thread, I matured out of most of the tendencies.
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Lately though, it's been making me feel uneasy as I realise that this reluctance to define us may be a way for her to keep the backdoor open, or perhaps she's still weighing up her options. Hard to tell as we all know how mysterious and secretive asked our scorpios can be!I do believe that she loves me, and she knows how I feel for her. So I asked her very casually the other night if I was her boyfriend. Again, she got very cold and annoyed that I had asked her again. Silly idea to push maybe but the fact is that after 5 months of me giving her my all, of us being very much in love and having learned and grown so much together, I think it is very reasonable for me to ask for a little reassurance. She must realise that, although she may not believe in defining things, I do and it is quite important to me that she can say to me, I am yours and yours alone and I want you to be mine and mine alone. The smallest measure of committment. I feel I deserve it, but I am very aware that pushing will not help. She is being evasive but I think she did say she understands how it must be hurtful to me when I can't answer when someone asks if we are an item. That shows a little empathy (uncommon) which is a good sign. She says she needs time to think about it because she finds it difficult sometimes to understand the feelings of other around her and how these things affect me.
Anyway, that's the story so far. I suppose I'd like any insight that you can offer me. I truly do love and respect this woman, she is the best thing to ever happen to me, a woman of extremes that keeps me on my toes! I need to know how to make it clear to her how important this is to me without pushing her away. She needs to respect my wishes, I don't want it to sound like an ultimatum but I am very aware that I could be being led along here.