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Originally Posted by sampanye
I think it's bizarre and a bit creepy, but be careful: do you really want to get involved here? Keep an eye out for her, sure, but it's HER life. Sometimes we have to trust the people we care about to be able to make their own decisions.
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Yeah, I understand. I don't really want to get too involved or too overprotective but this guy is just... way too needy. I keep telling myself how a 19 year old can obsess over a 16 year old. It's pathetic, in my opinion.
I do tell my cousin that I trust her and it is her life but I know for sure that this guy has bad intentions... and it kills me to know that my cousin likes the guy. It makes no sense.
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There may be more to the story than she's told you.
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The fact that they don't go out and he's so needy for my 16 year old cousin to the point where he gives her a diamond ring is a little bizarre, though. There could be more to the story... my cousin might not be really telling me the full story but I've seen this guy... and if you were to put them side to side, they look like an AWFUL couple. My cousin looks young but this guy looks like he's in his mid-20s and he's one of those kids that hangs out with the gangsters. -_-
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Originally Posted by TrueStory
however you need to allow your cousin to make her OWN mistakes. She's 16... worse case scenario she'll have to call cops on him.
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Worst case scenario is if she gets pregnant by this guy. -_-
He also sends sexual text messages to her (biting, licking, going down on her, etc.). It's funny because my cousin sends text messages back with responses like "lol haha" or "pfft sure i will lol", etc.
I understand the whole 'cousin needs to make her own mistakes and learn from them' but the more my cousin tells me about this guy and shows me his text messages, it really feels like that he's doing his best to get in between her legs.
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At least she'll learn about needy behaviour and wont fall for it later in life when you're not around to watch over her.
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I hope so. -_-
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I'd tell your cousin that his behaviour is creepy and she should consider if they guy is psycho.
A good deal of reframing should work on her.
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Oh man, big time. Whenever I'm with my cousin, I will occassionally ask her "Hey, how's your creepy boyfriend?" or "So what is the stalker doing now?". She laughs about it and I believe that she gets turned off with "Paul" but she continues to like this guy. I don't get it...
Do you guys think that she's continuously flirting with this guy because she loves the attention that he's giving her? She never had a boyfriend so I'm thinking that because some guy is showing affection towards her, she quickly starts liking it because she never felt this much of affection from a guy before. I think if she had more experience with relationships, she would have quickly rejected this guy.
I dunno, I wanted to add my thoughts.