Totally agree with this^^ Gamisch. 1000!
Goes without saying, same for women re men.
Both people should treat each other properly (whatever properly means to them), kindly and respectfully.
I just took issue with the word "misbehave," because where I'm from it's a term a parent uses when their unruly child acts up.
It's
not used in the context of adult romantic relationships; for example if/when my boyfriend did something I felt was disrespectful or he wasn't treating me "right," I would never characterize that as he "misbehaved." I would simply say he wasn't acting or treating me the way I need..
I'm actually chuckling at the thought of characterizing it as he "misbehaved" cause again it sounds like he's my child and I'm his mom! Lol
I dunno maybe it's just semantics and my own personal pet peeve, but just wanted to clarify how I feel about it.
I do realize it's a word many men use on this forum to describe women who are rude, disrespectful, not treating them right and who they should probably just dump, perhaps such men should simply find better women?
And not women who behave like children? They (we) do exist!
As for the OP's girlfriend, my last posts stands however I will say IF this were me and I told my long term boyfriend I would call him in 5 minutes but got held up by something the way she did, I would
never just blow it off. And call him three HOURS later.
I would have shot him a quick text telling him what was up and that I would connect with him later.
I would hope HE would do same if roles were reversed. I would NOT make a huge issue if he didn't, however... I think it's the respectful thing to do especially in a long term serious relationship
JMO.
Hope that clarifies!