I am an academic in a US university. My co-worker is a more junior academic who grew up in India and has family in New Delhi. Today I learned that he has lost several family members (uncles, aunts, grandparents) to covid. Even though we are not particularly close, I feel very much sympathy for h...
I'm in love with my boyfriend and he's always been expressive of his love too. Recently, however, he dropped a bombshell and told me he felt like I love him more than he loves me. Of course I was shocked, it instantly pierced my heart. He tried to salvage his comment and to clarify that he was...
Yeah, it's never fun to be told that kind of stuff, if only for the worrying it creates if you don't know whether the person is just insecure or really doesn't love you like they're supposed to.
My friend is listening to garbage music and I can't focus on my work.
I always use headphones when I listen.
I love him friendly so the last thing I want to do is hurting his feelings.
What is a polite way to ask him to turn his music down?
@Sarov "real questions have answers, not just items, ideas or opinions" :P If you can answer with a oneliner like that, the question is almost certainly lacking details ;)
I'm in love with my boyfriend and he's always been expressive of his love too. Recently, however, he dropped a bombshell and told me he felt like I love him more than he loves me. Of course I was shocked, it instantly pierced my heart. He tried to salvage his comment and to clarify that he was...
My friend is listening to garbage music and I can't focus on my work.
I always use headphones when I listen.
I love him friendly so the last thing I want to do is hurting his feelings.
What is a polite way to ask him to turn his music down?
