- Oct 31, 2000
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My friends biggest insecurity is his teeth - I don't know the story behind how they got messed up, but he takes care of them now, but they're in bad condition. He's in the process of getting them fixed with his dentist. He's honestly a great person - fun to be around, well educated, has a good job, someone I'd def. call a good guy.
Yesterday his boyfriend of a few months told him that he couldn't kiss him any more, because everytime he kisses him he feels like his teeth are going to break off.
Being his biggest insecurity, he was really hurt by it. He takes care of them now, but the damage has been done, and he's in the process fo getting them fixed.
My question for you is, what if you met someone who was a great mate, but they had a problem similar to my friend's - how would you handle it?
Yesterday his boyfriend of a few months told him that he couldn't kiss him any more, because everytime he kisses him he feels like his teeth are going to break off.
Being his biggest insecurity, he was really hurt by it. He takes care of them now, but the damage has been done, and he's in the process fo getting them fixed.
My question for you is, what if you met someone who was a great mate, but they had a problem similar to my friend's - how would you handle it?