Tuffy Luv Says He Doesn’t Want A Relationship
May 31, 2011 1:00 pm Posted in Advice, Relationships Tuffy Luv g+ page
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Dear Tuffy Luv,
When we discussed the pictures, I brought up that maybe we should just break up because of what happened and the fact he was leaving, and he did tell me he wanted to continue our relationship while in Germany. I truly believe he was feeling regretful about what he did, so we stayed together. (He’s NOT an emotional guy; crying as he tells me “you and your family have been more of a family than mine ever has” had a strong impact.) I made it clear that I did not trust him anymore, and he understood that. Was that dumb of me to stay with him despite not trusting him? I knew I would eventually get that trust back, and I really do love him. I wanted to work everything out, not just give up. Because, you know, what if?
So, about a month ago he left for Germany. It was sad, and I bet our tearful goodbye at the airport broke the hearts of onlookers all around. The problem is, I’ve grown to be very…difficult. Not just towards him, but my family as well. I’ve started lashing out, blowing up tiny problems into big, explosive arguments. I’ve become jealous again, uncertain, and I’m not sure I have any reason to be. Part of me believes he would never do anything wrong while out of the country, but a nagging voice is telling me how stupid I am. I’m not sure if that voice is logic, or if it’s just my insecurities. I am absolutely enjoying more Me time and time with friends and family, and I miss him very much. I just don’t know if I made a huge mistake forgiving him, believing him, and staying with him while he’s out of the country. I know I would be perfectly okay without him, eventually, but the idea that it may not be “meant to be” is so upsetting. I really love this guy, and everything fits so perfectly except my jealousy and insecurity issues. I know if he were here it would be completely different and there would be no problems, and I know we have potential to get right back to good when he returns. But I’m not sure if it’s worth staying in the relationship to find out.
Thanks,
Uncertain girl who cannot come up with a clever signature name
Dear Ugwccuwacsn,
Boy are YOU wasting your time.
Okay, first of all, can I just say, what the floop?! You KNOW this guy has not been honest with you. You KNOW he won’t be honest with you in the future. Why are you trying to force yourself to believe this is a good relationship?!
As far as I can tell, kid’s never made a real effort to be in the same place as you at the same time. WARNING SIGN.
More importantly, HE TOLD YOU HE DOESN’T LOVE YOU.
Girl. Really. Why are you putting yourself in this position? Don’t you want to be with someone who loves you and wants to be with you? I think you’re right that your problem is insecurity. But the trouble is manifesting itself NOT as a relationship killer but rather as a total soul-sucker. This is why you’re getting all up in everyone’s faces. The toxic energy from this “relationship” is making you miserable.
Why do I put “relationship” in quotes, you ask angrily? I’ll tell you why I put “relationship” in quotes, Ugwccuwacsn. He’s made it pretty clear that you’re just there to pass the time. I mean, what does the guy have to do, move to Germany?! …Oh wait.
Yeah, yeah, he told you he loves you. On email. After you caught him cheating. BECAUSE HE’S TRYING TO WEASEL OUT OF TROUBLE. Does-not-compute.
I know this response may seem harsh. But I really feel a duty, as your friendly neighborhood advice columnist, to wake you the floop up. I mean, if we were in the same room, I’d shake you till your boogs fell out. But we’re not, so here go I, saying to you, and all the other readers with similar situations, that you do NOT need to be in a relationship with someone who so CLEARLY does not appreciate you.
He’s taken you for granted at every step. I’m sure you have many excellent attributes; why doesn’t he appreciate them? And he doesn’t. Because when you appreciate and care about someone, you don’t accept pictures from other girls, you try to make plans to be near them, and you certainly don’t tell them you don’t love them only to take it back later to use as leverage. I’m sure he’s not a bad person, but he IS a bad boyfriend. At the very least, he is a bad boyfriend TO YOU.
So get rid of him and stop wasting your time. Go meet people, and maybe then one person, who make you happy.
Also, stop snapping at your family and friends. It’s not their fault you’re with a clown.
And as for Sarah? Well, I think you should send her flowers. After all, it’s because of her you even began to realize what a scumbag your boyfriend is. If not for her boobies and ugly blazer, you’d still be paying for long-distance calls to Germany.
Forget your ridiculous “what if.” He’s shown you “why not.” Dump the fool.
Hearts & Skulls,
Tuffy Luv
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katie says:
Tue, 31st May 20114:07 pm
tuffy luv I LOVE YOU <3 if only everyone was as honest & wise as you are
Annonymous says:
Tue, 31st May 20116:08 pm
This girl is probably so caught up with her emotions and drama that she won't even dump the guy. Kudos if she does, because most girls just stay in stupid, energy-sapping, worthless "relationships" like these and don't have the guts to pull themselves out. It's like they enjoy the drama.
Lauren says:
Sun, 5th Jun 20114:36 pm
I was in a situation very very similar to this one over a year ago. My problem also revolved around insecurities. People told me that my boyfriend cheated on me, I even found a texts from the girl saying that she wants to have sex with him, etc. I confronted him about it. And he lied to me (much like this bf lied to her and made up some excuse). I chose to believe him, because I didn't want to believe that there were people in the world who would be so terrible to other people (whether you want to call that optimism, naive, or being sheltered). I stayed in the relationship for atleast 3 more months. But I knew the entire time it needed to end, I just couldn't do it myself. I was miserable and emotional. I turned into everything I didn't want to be (I turned into someone I never imagined myself being).
Anyways, the point is:
Get out. The sooner the better. Being single can be lonely sometimes. But it feels so much better than being in a terrible relationship. And think about it this way: being out of your terrible relationship and single realistically brings you closer to finding someone who will love you, and want to be with you, and will do their very best not to hurt you.
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