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Your Question:

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My boyfriend is all about my boobs. I hate that is the only thing he pays attention too. How do I tell him to notice me and not my breasts?

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The Answer:

Dear Dunno26,

Although it may seem awkward, it's often helpful to have a discussion with your partner when something like this is bothering you. Remember, open and honest communication is the key to a good relationship. Partners are not mind readers — they can't always tell when something is bothering the other person. If your boyfriend's behavior continues after you've told him how you feel, maybe it's time to re-evaluate the relationship. After all, respect is one of the most important aspects of a healthy, loving relationship.

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