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I have a habit of stating whatever I feel and think in a very straightforward manner, complete with logical sequences and analogies. However, I find that the best way to get the bf to listen isn't to just go straight out and say, "Look, we need to talk about x, y, and z. I feel x, because you did y, which makes me think z. Wouldn't you feel the same way if I did xyz?" - that makes him unhappy and defensive. Instead, I need to act sad and damsel-in-distress for a while. Then he holds me, tries to make things better. I don't tell him what's wrong. But after a few oblique hints, he finally gets it, and we either talk about it on his initiative or he does something to make it better.

Chery

Maybe it's best to move on.

Wranglers

from your post - it appears that you may be angry he doesn't include you - and unwilling to tell him you're angry - then move on as if everything is fine, when it's not fine at all.

Micht

Usually what happens is I'll be at a bar and a caucasian guy will come up and start ordering a "cerveza," and try to throw spanish words at the bartender while throwing glances and smiles at me. It's almost like they are trying to impress me with their spanish skills. I know what they are doing and it's cute.

Spectrous

well I'm flying out to the city to meet with him tomorrow and spend the weekend together.