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If You Feel Boyfriend Is Asking Too Much Stand Up and Say So

Daily Herald (Arlington Heights, IL), January 24, 2013 | Article details

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If You Feel Boyfriend Is Asking Too Much Stand Up and Say So


Q. For the past two years, I have been seeing a man I care about very much. We've had a tumultuous, on/off relationship due to some mistakes I made early on that he couldn't or wouldn't forgive.

Now he says he is ready to give the relationship another shot with this caveat: I cannot EVER spend time with my best friend. He has met her only once, but never liked her due to a bad first impression and because I told him she participated in some illegal activities.

While I don't agree with some of her choices, she has been a wonderful friend for my entire life and has cleaned up her act for the most part. I feel he is asking too much, and has no right to demand this of …

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