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Your boyfriend is immature. You responded in an acceptable way. I thought people have up the silent treatment game in the 5th grade.
*gave
How is "let's talk about me instead" kind of conversation acceptable? How about she comforts him then later talk about herself? Then he wouldn't jump to his conclusion.
Unless she interrupts him all the time, the silent treatment hardly seems like an appropriate response.
If you're calling it a "ridiculously irrational" fear, I can see why he would think you're making fun of him. Sometimes it's better to just listen than to compare who has it worst off.
"Ridiculously irrational" as in "this frightens me more profoundly than it logically should." So, "the fruitcake launched me into a spiralling panic attack; I woke up in the hospital three hours later," not "spiders are sorta creepy."
Oh my god, that analogy was fantastic. xD It makes my fear of loud noises and ladybugs seem totally not a problem at all.
So you must have subconsciously thought it was a "ridiculous fear" if that's what you're saying on here now.
You were making fun of him. Evidently, you don't have a rational fear of being crass and insensitive. When someone confides in me about one of their fears or insecurities, I don't try to one-up them with my crippling phobia of expense reports.
omg she wasn't trying to one up him, she was trying to make him feel better. and you seem like the kind of b*tch that would try to one up someone.
Thumbs up, Perdix. That's why we have two ears and one mouth - to listen twice as much as we talk. Most people who confide in someone else aren't looking for advice or counseling. They just want to verbally unload some weight off their minds. And OP, out of curiosity, why was your boyfriend so fearful of death? What brought up the conversation? Something must have happened to bring up such a morbid topic.
By sharing your "ridiculously irrational" fear I can see how that could be misconstrued as insulting his fear of death. Try explaining that you ment it like a phobia "ridiculously irrational fear" not stupid and retarded "ridiculously irrational fear". If he can't understand that, then he's probably not very good bf material to start with and you're probably better off movin on.
a) that's certainly cruel of him, if you really are afraid of _____ then he should be supportive and not insult you by acting like it doesn't matter, it's something that keeps you up at night and he should be touched that you trust and care about him enough to tell him b) an irrational fear vs. horrible anxiety over the fear of dying, of you and your existence ending, forever. Yeah, they just don't measure up
He probably thought you were making fun of his fear, he'll get over it, just give him a hug, everyone likes hugs, and they're free! Free hug anyone?
*slaps hand down*
I knew it was too good to be true. It couldn't be free. Damn inflation... *suddenly grows grey hair and hunches over desperately holding onto a wooden cane* *with slurred speach* Ya' know, in my day you could buy fifteen hugs fo' a nickel, and another thing, these damn hippies think they own everythin', oh, and don't even get me started on al gore...
Childish much?
Lol I wonder of he's your boyfriend! :S
He's a baby. Everyone has problems and since you listened to his, he should listen to yours and not make fun of you. Fyl OP for having a dumb boyfriend
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So what was your fear?
47-He must be a nut.