What is our relationship? Is he my boyfriend?

i've been seeing this guy for the past couple of weeks...
he always asks me to hang out...
he always calls...

we get pretty physical...
and he's pretty affectionate...

but i dont know what exactly he thinks our relationship is...

does he consider me his girlfriend?

i made sure not to think of it as a boyfriend/girlfriend relationship..because we did just start hanging out...
but everytime we hang out ...we get really physical...
so i was hoping we were atleast in that direction..



and last night after fooling around he told me he'd call me tomarrow...which is today.


i'm wondering if he didnt call because he just realized it was valentines day...and got scared i would think of him as a boyfriend???


ahhhhhhhhhhhhh! help my confusion please.


i'm so confused.


anyone think they know whats up?

well, i dont like titles. i know that. and the best advice i can give is to ask him what he feels and then tell him how you feel. and that you need to be honest.

and why do you want him to be your boyfreind? are you happy with your current relationship? what are you looking for?
if you only want him to be your boyfreind because you want the comfort and the clean conscience then i think you just need to get over that/yourself. not in an ass-hole way. but its really not that important. if you are both happy, awsome. if you arent, talk about it.

for the most part, labels get in the way of expressing feelings.

guys have a habit of not calling, dont take it too personally.

gotta agree with awakened. if you are both happy with your situation who cares what its called. see how it develops. but dont push too hard to find out what he thinks the realtionship is, cause you may scare him, or he may give an answer that you dont want.

(sigh) You boys are dumb. The term 'boyfirend' isn't used as a simple label. If a boy says he wants to be a 'boyfriend', it means that he wants to be commited to someone and have the public recognize the two of themas a couple, not because they want the public label of a couple to villify what they do together, but because it points out that one person is devoted to the other and the presention of themselves as 'boyfirend' and 'girlfriend' tells others to back off. 'Boyfirend' is a term of devotion.
I think, sillygirl, if you ask him point-blank about his feelings and whether or not the two of you are an exclusive couple or just playing around then he will answer you honestly. Best of luck to you.