QueenieoftheJungle
@QueenieoftheJungle
17 Years
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When he says you were not supportive, he likely feels you dismissed his dreams or goals. Showing encouragement and understanding about his aspirations, even if you disagree, helps maintain healthy communication and respect in the relationship.






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So I talked o him finally Friday, he said he stopped talking to me because I laughed at him wanting to go to colege. That's not true all I said was that he had a good job already and didn't need no college to make some paper. And plus he wants to go for art or some shit like that. I mean, he draws cute little people or whatever but he has a good job with the city and it just seems like he wants to just go back oto college so he can try to holla at girls or whatever. He's 25, too old for that shit. So he said "yea, I need a girl who can support my dreams and you aint her, I don't need someone whos goin to shit on my dremas and laugh" bla bla, a lot of mess. He and I did the do, though, so I know he'll be back but I tell it like it is. It is straight stupid to give up a good job to go to college to study some danm art. So holla, cause it was good he talked to me but I aint heard from him since he came over, should I call him or text?