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Are We Being Drama Queens? Find Out if You're Overreacting in Your Relationship
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| summer | |
| i think it's the easiest thing sometimes for guys to stick that label on us when they don't want to take responsibility, but i agree that some girlfriends can get out of hand and need to relax. | |
| sheila-takeabow | |
| I'm elated to see that it's logical for girlfriends to get angry when their guys are "code switching." It totally pissed me off whenever my boyfriend would be with his frat brothers, commenting on all the girls he thought were hot- right in front of me! He said I was being insecure- whatever. | |
| MorganC | |
| I agree with sheila. Code switching definitely warrants drama queendom. My boyfriend would code switch when he was around one of his guy friends, and it was horrible. This guy friend was so disgusting, and would make all of my girlfriends feel uncomfortable. Literally, he would tell them that he "wanted to do them." It was bad. And my boyfriend wouldn't do anything...he would just laugh or say comments to egg him on. It's disgusting, and I brought it up to him, and I don't regret it at all. Things like that are uncalled for. | |
| Dalila -- Houston | |
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My boyfriend says i'm a drama queen! I dont like that he thinks of me that way. I'm really not i just dont like dealing with ignorant people!
| miss.summer | |
| I'm not nagging but I will complain in a way. I don't accept rude or bad behavior people do toward me only because I'm afraid people called me "Drama queen". I know how I feel and I just be me and I'm a drama queen. | |
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