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So uh , starting from the top:

We met each other during freshman orientation , but we don't talk to each other face to face often, and we don't text until the first sem was over, when he texted me about him feeling sad and empty after he broke up in his first relationship.

So we chatted quite a bit (he wanted advices so I gave him etc) And that's when we started texting each other (not on a daily basis but maybe 1-2 days interval). We talked mostly about homework, trying to help each other out, and some random stuffs (eg. Asking how my lab research was going everyday, asking me whether I want to study together with him, asking me out on a movie once etc) He came over to my room a few times, to pass me his stuff toy, consulting me for homework and staying over (because his dorm blackout)

He claims that he's reserved and has few friends, and gets nervous when he's in a crowd. He's a shy boy who is quite humourous actually. I used to dislike him because he's quite arrogant (he's smart and we all know, but he likes to announce his test scores on facebook, which makes me think that he's arrogant. But I'm starting to see other good points he has and I'm also starting to get interested in him. Not sure whether he feels the same , because he had a bit of phobia (eg. Scared to open up) after his first failed relationship

Firstly before I explain here is some background: My boyfriend and I have been together 10 months. He has 2 children, one is 6 and the other just turned 5. I have a 6 yr old as well. He has his kids every second weekend. Each time he has had them he has spent those weekends at my house from Fri night to Sun night. The 6 yr old is reasonably behaved but the 5 yr old runs rampant through my home, can be disrespectful and doesn't listen very well. He has in the past broken several of my daughter's toys, the last episode was when he jammed a mermaid doll in my treadmill. Needless to say it took 30 mins to unjam my machine which could have been broken and unfortunately the doll was broken as a result. I let his kids play with pretty much all of my daughters toys in her toyroom even when they make the biggest mess each time and him mixing up games and puzzle pieces. It's very obvious that they have been brought up very differently to my daughter, pretty obvious certain values and morals have not been instilled in his kids. So the situation is as follows:

I chose to put some of my daughters Christmas gifts away in the cupboard out of harms way. a lot of what she got were expensive and in some cases breakable items. I was trying to prevent things getting broken and any unnecessary heartbreak to my 6 yr old. I mean some of the the gifts she got she hasn't even looked at properly or played with and she wanted to do those craft gifts with me. Knowing from previous times, his 5 yr old boy as broken a few of my daughters toys in the past and I didn't want to continue a repeat of this especially with her new stuff. My boyfriend took it the wrong way and insinuated that I didn't think his kids were good enough for our things. An over reaction on his part when all I was trying to do was protect some of my own childs things.

He got mad and even after explaining all this to him he doesn't seem to take it on board. I mean it's my home.