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Overprotective?
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19 Comments

Whenever I'm with a girl I like, I feel like I want to protect her against anything that might harm her. I just want to hold her and tell her I'll always keep her safe.

Is it normal to feel like this when you're in love with a girl?
Do you think it's normal?
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Comments (19)
hell yess, i was like that with a girl i used to hang out with that i liked but she wasn't even my girlfriend, i was actually hoping that i could get into a situation where i could defend her. i liked this girl so much that i would take a bullet for her, it's my motivation every time i'm at the gym
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Yes its normal to want to protect your girl if the need arises but to actually look forward to doing I think may be bordering on posessivness and could lead to extreme jelousy issues dont get this issue clouded just go with the flow and feel comfort in the knowledge your ready to defend her if needed but dont dwell on it as something you have to do just do it if the need arises
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Im a girl and my boyfriend takes what you are describing to the extreme! It started out kind of cute but now his possessiveness is seriously pushing me away. He wants to like beat on any other guy that even gives me a hug. All im saying is dont let it get too out of hand..girls like to feel safe with their man but we are not made of glass. Just make sure you find a nice balance with your protectiveness and im sure whatever girl you are with will highly appreciate and respect you for it.
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sure dude. u r normal. i loved this girl more than my life and she dumped me for someone else. and that someone else was bigger, fatter and a moron, n didnt earn much. it sucks. girls are bad
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I want a man like that :[
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@: flikr
i think that is how all good people feel about wemon i know i do
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hmm ofcourse you want to protect her and what not
but make sure it doesn't suffocate her, i hate it! it gets annoying

atleats try not to make it too obvious
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Just don't over do it, or she will get discomfort.
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As long as she doesn't feel uncomfortable because of it..

I feel the same way about my girl.
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yeah ive read about in on the net and in books. guys sometimes experience an overwhelming protection towards girls they care about, from defending her against people in her business to worrying if she'll trip over that rock over there.
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It's actually very natural for a guy. But be very careful to mind yourself. Don't overdo it. If you overdo it, the girl may feel that you are condecending and that would be a turnoff. I learned that by expirience.
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If it's not normal, then it should be! you seem really sweet :)
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its normal i have the same feeling just dont be to protective..If u want to intimate the guys take the MMA classes or boxing.. thats what i do...but good luck
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.. that's so ccute.
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its fine to be protective, but dont become obsessive. (:
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Of course its normal!, just dont take it over the top and obsess about her though... i did that once. its not good for the relationship.
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I love it when guys do that.but don't go overboard possesiveness sometimes lead to abuse
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YES! It's a completely normal reaction, but you need to keep in mind that some girls will use that feeling for themselves, you should always keep your back covered in those times, for there are manipulative backstabbers out there.
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Imalovrnotafitr, your name isn't Sarah is it?
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