E239 Ask Nick - Go For Him or Stay For Me
On today's Ask Nick our first caller has started dating someone new and doesn't feel those butterflies. After listening to Dr. Berman she is trying to figure out if he is her guy or not without leading him on. Our second caller is having trust issues with her boyfriend who moved into a new living situation with a woman who he seems to have a connection with. Our third caller is in love with her boyfriend but she has constant anxiety whenever they are out in social situations because of his social awkwardness. Finally, we speak with a woman who's been with her boyfriend since high school, joined the military, and has been offered a new job in a different location from where her boyfriend would be stationed. Does she prioritize herself now and move in with him later or not?
"That made me feel like it wasn't about you being tired, but that you were tired of me."
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