I was seeing this guy casually during our final year of undergrad degree. We’re both now having a year off and moved back home and called it off (we live very far from each other). We got back in contact a few months ago and have met up a few times.
He said was gonna do his masters next year in a completely different city in a different part of the country (he loves to explore new places) and seemed really excited about it. I told him recently I was gonna go back to Liverpool for my masters and now suddenly he’s pretty set on doing the exact same thing, despite the other course being better suited.
Am i being conceited, or does this have anything to do with me? I’d hate for someone to base important life decisions on my choices🤣
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It's definitely because he wants to be with you
Hmm that is kinda strange that he suddenly changed his plans to do the same master's course as you after being really set on something else. I wouldn't say you're being conceited for wondering if you had any influence on his decision. A few thoughts:
- It's possible he thought more about the pros/cons of both options and genuinely prefers the one near you now for other reasons like location, program etc.
- OR he may be hoping to reconnect with you for real during your master's years and doesn't want the long distance again if you're both in the same city.
- BUT changing up important life/career plans just to follow a love interest isn't usually the best idea.
I'd maybe gently bring it up with him - say you noticed the change and want to understand his thinking fully so you don't feel like he's basing a big decision solely on you. Reassure him his choices are his own. If he's still vague or defensive, that's a red flag he may not be thinking clearly. Proceed cautiously but communication is key here.