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Tell him he has 2 choices. He can pick number 1, or number 2.
Your bf deserves to be sent back to his natural habitat..the jungle.
This kind of power play most likely means there's something seriously wrong with him (or at least his upbringing)... I'd say risk it, call the bluff and if he really breaks up over it, you dodged a bullet.
Was your boyfriend raised in a barn?
I agree with a lot of these comments. my view is, just because you are in a relationship, doesn't mean you give up all rights to privacy and individuality. His attitude is very alarming, controlling and weird. Dont give in. If he breaks up with you over that.. you dodged a bullet, hun. Good luck x
OP - That’s disturbingly controlling! And I predict it’s only the beginning of such controlling demands.
That’s a dumb reason to break up with you
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If anything, you should be threatening to break up with him, not the other way around.
Tell him that’s fine. You’ll keep the door closed and if that’s a dealbreaker for him, he can go. This isn’t the kind of thing you should be expected to compromise on. It doesn’t affect him at all. And what’s next if you do give in?