That isn't nice. He could slap you one minute, then cook you breakfast and be all "Baby please, I won't do it again" the next. You don't have to be nice to not respect
boundaries when your partner wants space. In fact, thats the opposite of nice. You said you needed a little street. How are nice guys not able to be street? Your definitions are a bit
off. Also, the bolded makes absolutely NO sense whatsoever. The two don't correlate.
If a guy hits me and/or cheats on me wouldn't those be two examples of how he is an a$$hole?
I get what you are saying but you aren't getting me. My husband for example is the PERFECT example of what I mean. He cooks for me and even babies me to a certain extent but please believe if some shyt pops off while we are out or someone disrespects me, I know he is going in. Basically, it comes down to feeling like I KNOW he is the man where as the other relationship his personality made it hard for me to feel that way.
That isn't nice. He could slap you one minute, then cook you breakfast and be all "Baby please, I won't do it again" the next. You don't have to be nice to not respect

It's ok. I always
at the fact that I guess because I generally don't show a ton of aggression or hang on the block, I can't be there to slap up and subdue
Thank you for talking sense. The best way to be "safe" is to get the fukk out when trouble brews. A chick that wants a dude to fight is probably the type