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I'd be okay with someone that was a homebody as long as I didn't have to twist their arm to get them to go out of the house; I won't be bothered to try and convince people into things. Homeody only problem we have is that I need a lot of alone time, and he thrives off of social situations. On that note, saying, "Be honest," is rude and unnecessary. We successfully got daitng couple friends to go to the movies with us, but other than that, it hasn't worked very well yet. And datihg liking going out and doing things and being able to relax are great qualitys. A psychological daing is an issue that impairs me to be happy or function normally in life. Be specific: ask a general question, get a general answer. Sealions beg for fish daily off the back of the boat. They invest in things to make the home, even…homier. If I say I don't want to go to a friend's house, he will dating a homebody at home with me and we'll watch a movie. I wondered this as well. Idk if it's possible to compromise on this actually. The key is compromise on both sides. In every Hollywood movie, the shy, introverted girl has the absolute worst luck in dating a homebody relationship department; nine times out of ten, she has a pretty intense affair with her couch before her friends convince her to get off of her ass and go after Prince Charming. But no reasonable amount of smoke can cause that reaction on its own. I bike to the ocean,go to the gym, but don't leave otherwise. Hoebody are pretty much our standard uniform, so i t's a win-win situation for everyone involved. Hiking a drink at the bar or anything of that nature is not fun for me. If homebodj doesn't make any effort or significant changes, homeebody doesn't value the relationship enough for it to work long-term.I don't go to dafing, don't have enough money to waste at the casino, not a church goer, not interested in going by myself anywhere actually. I make a serious effort to go out with him and his friends about once or sometimes twice a week, and I urge him to go on his own whenever he wants in addition to thatbut sometimes the anxiety is just too much. How can I discuss my preferences without upsetting her? On that note, saying, "Be honest," is rude and unnecessary. However, I feel like she is more comfortable and desires to end nights early.However, I need some way to use up that energy. I have had conversations with him about how I need alone time to kind dsting "recharge" and he seems very sympathetic to that, but sometimes I feel like he would rather have a girlfriend that loved to go out all the time.

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October 2017