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Every woman wants to feel beautiful so I feel your pain but I don't think there's anything wrong here. It shows he cares about you and feels open enough to discuss things like this with you. He's worried about your skin health. Also you woke up next to him so he obviously isn't bothered by it or think less of you. During and after my pregnancy I started getting acne and when I started weaning my son it got pretty bad. I complained about it all the time to my boyfriend and we regularly talked about it. I felt bad sometimes when HE brought it up but he was concerned for me and he knew I was unhappy so he wanted to help me fix it. We bought some acne washes and creams and pads and I just got on it and cleared my skin back up. I don't know how bad yours is but you might want to see a dermatologist. Also just talk to him and tell him that it's a sensitive subject and to be a bit more sensitive when discussing it. Sorry for the novel I may have projected a bit. Good Luck OP
I disagree 37. It wasn't like he was trying to help by bringing up a new medication or product for her to try. He was only pointing out what she is already aware of, and hurting her feelings. If he was trying to help by recommending something she could do, then that would be different, but he wasn't doing anything but saying what she already knows. Your situation sounds a bit different because it sounds like your boyfriend was genuinely trying to help and offering new ideas of things to try; but her boyfriend wasn't.
At least he was honest. He was probably trying to help you out.
maybe he ment it in a good way and was concerned because of how much acne sucks?
Acne has a lot to do with lifestyle so ur diet, stress levels, and amount of sleep u get affects it too. But that was kinda rude of him.
Actually, acne more often than not, has to do with hormones and skin issues (dermatological issues) than anything else. Things that you can't help on your own.
No it doesn't, there's literally nothing you can do about hormonal acne, which is most kinds, besides take crazy medications that **** up your body or creams that burn your skin off.
Wow what a douche. It's a not so subtle put down and probably not the first or last. it's a pattern that will develop as he makes you feel worse and worse about yourself until he convinces you that he is the only one who will ever tolerate your imperfections. I'm sure his face is ******* spotless, not.
In all seriousness, this guy sounds quite nice in his own way. He cares way more about you, and his comment was made constructively. Like while it's totally FML worthy, this one little quip is a positive for you.
Well that's terrible.
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That's actually my worst fear.. To be in a vulnerable state and have the guy I woke up next to say something about my appearance. I'm sorry, OP. That must have hurt.
Touch his balls and go " WHAT ARE THOOOOOOOSE"