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writes:My boyfriend left my house last week after we got in a fight, so I called him while he was driving off and he said that he needed space and hung up on me and said that I am always angry at him. We were having an amazing night with our friends before that and we were both having a great time. His friends weren't being very nice, and we started fighting because I told him they were rude to him, and they left us alone, and didn't invite us to go eat with them, or wait for us, or tell us where they were going. So he was determined to go find them and told me to go with him and so I told him that they were leaving us, that we didn't need to go chase his rude friends that didn't care to tell us where they were going. So that is when he got mad and said that I was always angry and left.So I haven't heard from him in days! no texts or calls or anything, he is pretty stubborn and he is in law school/working all the time and I work all the time so it's not like we get to see each other a whole lot even when we were talking. He has on his Facebook page that he is still in a relationship with me, and he still has a key to my house. Do you think we will get back together? Any insight? I don't want to intiate any conversation because he said he needed space, so I am going to give that to him and not contact him. Please help! What do you think? Are we over? Will we get back together? Thanks for your support!!
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reader, tennisstar88 +, writes (20 October 2010):
 Looks like your more or less on a break..But in order to know for sure you're going to have to ask him and not rely on Facebook for your answer. So don't be so stubborn, and apologize for the petty argument...he'll most likely forgive you. Or there's more underlying problems that's causing him to say he needs space.
Give it about a week or as long as you can stand it, then contact him to apologize and work this out. There's no need to play the silent treatment..give him a little more time and nip this problem in the bud.
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