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Jul 27
16:51
Am I being unreasonable? I don’t want my bf to be out so damn late I’m happy for him to go out and see friends, he needs his personal life and so do I But like the past 4/5 weekends he’s been coming home at like 11am 12pm Night life here starts at midnight so I’ve told him I completely understand if he’s out til like 6am, clubs only start popping at like 2 am anyways But it just makes me so mad when he comes home later than 6/7am Mainly because he’ll sleep in Til like 5pm then the whole day is wasted He’s apologized and said it won’t happen again, but if it does next weekend ? Do I have the right to be mad ? I’m not controlling, I know he’s responsible with his alcohol and doesn’t drink to the point where he’s puking his guts out, it’s just that like for example Last night he promised he’ll be back by 6am, and said we’ll go to the beach at 13:00 Mf was back at 11… so ofcourse didn’t expect him to get up for the beach at 13:00 I took a day to be at home alone today and just do my own things , but I’m just a little disappointed I’m trying to find a balance for the both of us but what do you guys think?
 
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Jul 27
20:09
If it interferes with plans you guys have made then yes you have a right to be upset. He should inform you if he plans to be out really late and plan the following day accordingly. I don't think you have the right to be mad or tell him to stop if you just don't like it but if its affecting you that's valid
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Jul 27
20:57
I’d be upset if it affected plans together the next day, however, all you can do is tell him how it makes you feel/state your boundaries and it’s up to him to choose what he does going forward. If he does continue to do it then you need to consider whether you’re still compatible and if the relationship is actually worth keeping. How old are you both & do you live together?
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Jul 27
21:07
The main issue here is that he is not keeping to his word. If he’s said he won’t do something then proceeds to not only it again, but do it again 2/3 times in a row, then he clearly never intended on keeping to his word. I don’t think you’ve a right to tell/ask him to not go out etc but it’s very reasonable to be upset that he has repeatedly made agreements and arrangements and then let you down.
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Jul 27
21:11
I like going out and drinking from time to time, but absolutely not every single weekend, so personally in this situation I would be questioning if we had compatible lifestyles. That’s something else to consider I think.
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Jul 28
02:07
Do you only see each other on weekends? I feel like if that's a yes, he isn't taking your relationship as seriously as you are. It seems his friends are taking the time away from you. He should be happy to be able to see friends and you on the same weekend or even just spend time with you on a weekend. It doesn't seem like you are put as a priority, so your feelings are valid. For him to break plans because he got in late and for him to not make up for it the following weekend would make you feel like crap. You should explain your feelings to him again and if he continues going with friends, you might need to think if you want to continue this kind of relationship with him.
 
Jul 28
05:55
Him going out and getting home late is whatever, but him disrespecting your time and plans you’ve made is not okay.
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