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...nationwide contest entitled “Hottest College Girl in America.” The competition hopes to discover, well, nevermind. One Harvard undergrad, Jenna I. Shoemaker ’06, was a contender. Shoemaker first entertained the notion of entering the contest during a routine conversation with her boyfriend. “My boyfriend Jay, who graduated from Harvard last year, is working out in LA in mobile entertainment. Collegehumor is one of his company’s clients so he informed me of the contest and told me I should enter,” Shoemaker says...
Remember that relationships take time and energy, and that this is a learning experience for both of you. Make sure you confront your feelings and the people involved in your life rather than being passive about how you feel. In the end, you (and your boyfriend) will be in a better place, even if it means two separate places...
First of all, if you and your boyfriend are not relating to one another in general, you should of course bring it up with him, even if it’s uncomfortable. Just because you can’t point to a specific thing he did wrong, it doesn’t mean your feelings don’t warrant a conversation...
...need to evaluate, for yourself and with your boyfriend, what you want out of the relationship. If you are both fine with it being a casual, low-key type of thing, then that’s fine. Have fun, do what you do, and don’t worry so much...
...capacity to put our feelings into words and to relate them to someone else with integrity and care is something we could all use some more of. Emotional literacy may be a quality that your boyfriend is lacking, so maybe don’t take his silence to heart...