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FYL thats messed up
He just wanted to make you happy, still made a mistake. It's not nice, but still, he wanted to see you happy, nothing more nothing less.
Suckt wel. Dumpen die handel!
shit, you got jibbed. i'd be pretty upset
Those things happen accidently in life. You shouldn't mind it.
Take it as a compliment. This sort of slip up usually means that he's starting to associate you with the strong feelings he used to have for someone else, not that he's still hung up on them. It just becomes a habit to attach that person's name to that kind of vocabulary.
I think it was just a little slip
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Kind of uncomfortable, but it probably doesn't mean much if they were together for a long time. I still occasionally slip up and almost use my exes name, and we've been apart for 3 year and I left him and most certainly don't have feelings for him. I'm sure your bf is kicking himself enough. Just appreciate that he did mean to say those things to you.
Sometimes people mix up names. For example, I just had a baby, and sometimes I accidentally call her by her brother's name. It's not that I love my son more, it's that I haven't reprogrammed myself to say her name. I talk to a baby and my son's name comes to mind, because until now he's the only baby I've talked to on a regular basis. Does that make any sense?