My boyfriend said don t get tired of him, how can I reply?

You can reply to him like this: Don't be stinky and beautiful, who is tired of you, you don't know if you are tired of me, and you still talk about others.

You can reply to your boyfriend like this, I can not be tired of you, I can find other men to be crooked. There are good men, and there are more than you in the world.

Your boyfriend says this, if it's to tease you, you can say: I'm not tired of you, who else do you want to be crooked.

I don't think I'm tired of him, you can reply to him, don't get tired of you, who is crooked, aren't you my boyfriend?

I feel that my boyfriend cares about you very much and likes you very much, so I will tell you, don't get tired of him, I should sue my boyfriend and say no.

He may be pampering you as a joke! Then you will reply to him: I just want to stick to you, and I will stick to you for the rest of my life!

Hello, you can reply to the other party, because you are my boyfriend, I am tired of you, not someone else.

You can reply like this: It's not that you say what you do, everyone has their own ideas.

You can reply to each other like this, I like to be tired of you, I feel very happy like this, don't you feel like this?

You can say this to your boyfriend, if you feel like you, you can slowly correct your shortcomings.

Then your boyfriend may be jealous, he thinks that he doesn't like what you say to others, he wants you not to talk to others all the time, he is not happy.

Then your boyfriend may not want you to be entangled with others all the time or be too close to others, he will be uncomfortable if he is too close to others.

Since it's my boyfriend, since it's my boyfriend and girlfriend, I can reply whatever I think.

What is there to tangle with your boyfriend.

Anyway, it's okay now, isn't it fun for two people to be together?

If you want to know what your feelings are, you can only ask him directly what he thinks.

If I don't get tired of you, who do you want me to get tired of?

When your boyfriend says, "Do you think that being tired of being together every day is a good time to be together?"

The answer to this question may vary from person to person because different people have different perceptions and needs. However, you can try to do it on your own, for example: "I don't think it's the only good way to get tired of being together every day, but I don't want to alienate you too much."

We can enjoy each other's company together while also reserving some personal time and space. Or, "I think everyone has a different need for intimacy." We can get along together in a way that works best for us and makes us both feel comfortable and satisfied.

Most importantly, honesty and communication are the cornerstones of a healthy relationship. If you have doubts or grievances about his claims, you should be honest with him and hear what he thinks.