I mean to me if you didn’t learn how, you’ll be in some way, allowing another woman to care for your man and a particular need of his.
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Um, in this context, to "twist his hair" is to style it, right? Not to pull it with the intention of causing pain? If I have that right, then no, I wouldn't call it insecure; I'd call it a show of caring and a potential bonding opportunity. But if it's to keep him from needing anyone else for anything else, I'm afraid you're in for disappointment: he's going to need others for SOME things. Are you going to learn medicine and dentistry to cover him in those departments? Grow enough food to feed him and make and fix all his clothes yourself?
Again, it's not a bad thing to learn- it's one of those chance to be closer to each other, and show him just how much you love him. But remember that you're not going to be able to keep from other women completely, and that ultimately the key to making him stay with you is making him WANT to stay with you.
No, it's not insecure to learn how to re-twist your boyfriend's hair. It's actually a great way to show your partner that you care about their well-being and that you're willing to learn new skills to support them. It's understandable to want to avoid another woman touching your partner's hair, especially if you're uncomfortable with the idea or if it creates feelings of jealousy.
Learning a new skill can also be a bonding experience for you and your partner. You can spend time together practicing and perfecting the technique, which can strengthen your relationship and improve your communication.
Ultimately, it's up to you and your partner to decide what works best for your relationship. If you're both comfortable with you learning how to re-twist his hair, then go for it. If not, that's okay too. The most important thing is to communicate openly and honestly with each other about your needs and boundaries.
you plan on putting pink bows in it too? or make him wear a pink tutu or pink dress? you plan on painting his fingernails and toe nails and staying up all night talking about boys?