No Boyfriend Problem Novels & Stories

My job as a marketing coordinator for a mid-sized tech firm paid the bills, but it was all spreadsheets and Zoom calls, endless pitches for products I didn't care about. Friends? Scattered. Family? Distant. And relationships? Let's not even go there. My last boyfriend, Peter had bailed six months ago, citing ‘different paths’ or some bullshit. Truth was, he couldn't handle my restlessness, the way I'd push boundaries just to feel something real.

In my freshman year, Nathan had approached me during our first lecture and asked whether I wanted to form a group with him. At the time, I'd told him I wanted to be with my boyfriend. In hindsight, I realized I could see Nathan's presence in my life at all times, whether it was during lectures or gatherings with Evan's friends. However, I'd never noticed him at the time because I could only see Evan. If not for the video disrupting the illusion of harmony in my and Evan's relationship and the misunderstanding allowing Nathan to become my boyfriend temporarily, he probably would've kept his feelings hidden forever.

I haven't finish my greetings when she suddenlt yelled like she saw a flging cockroach. "Why didn't you tell me that you already have a boyfriend. A hot boyfriend! You're so unfair!" "Boyfriend? What are you talking about?I dont have a boyfriend. My only boyfriend is the fictional character Zeke Alejandro." "That's the thing, his name is Zeke Alejandro and he's looking for you here at the sea shore." I almost dropped myself onto my seat upon hearing my crazy besrfriend. Zeke is here. "What?...okay... Amira, he said he missed you and you owe him an explanation." I quickly run towards the seashore, nonstop.

Somewhere meant for men like him. My breath catches in my throat as I try to fully take in his hotness. I don’t know why I’m even trying. Men and I don’t really get along. I’ve never had a boyfriend in my life, and it’s my own fault. I know that. I’ve got a problem with trust andhardcore daddy issues, which should come as no surprise to anybody.

“Okay, I get it. I’m sorry, Rig. I just… no one’s ever talked about a girlfriend—” “Because I don’t have one.” Cara was quiet for a moment, then she gave a small smile. “Never have I ever had a boyfriend,” she offered softly. My chest ached, but I couldn’t meet her eyes. “Me either,” I quipped half-heartedly, trying to get myself to relax. Cara was trying—she was reaching out. I needed to stop looking and sounding like I was about to bite something. So I forced myself to grin. “Maybe if I had, it would have solved a lot of problems.”

"Boyfriend troubles?" I looked up, startled. "What?" "You have that look. The one people get when they're dealing with relationship drama." He grinned. "I've seen it before. Usually ends with someone rage-buying romance novels." "I don't have a boyfriend." "Sure. And I don't notice when people come in wearing the same clothes from the day before with suspicious marks on their neck." Heat flooded my face. I'd covered the marks with makeup but apparently not well enough. "It's complicated."

Nate: Where are you? Me: OI, I'm in the pool Nate: I missed you Me: Already Nate: Yes I'm feeling so alone Here abandoned by my boyfriend Me: How dramatic Coming from you Nate: When it comes to you, I'm dramatic And very needy I am very needy Me: What can I do to help your neediness? Nate: A lot Start by going back to the room Me: Don't you think you had enough of me yesterday? Nate: No, because you need to fix what you've done

"That little fool treats everyone kindly. Even if someone at the company bullies her, she won't notice. How was I supposed to know that I wasn't just another ordinary guy in her eyes? "I did something foolish. I called myself her boyfriend and used that role to defend her openly at work, to drive away any men who had their eyes on her. The world is cruel—they either harm her or want to possess her. I had no choice but to change companies with her several times."

Am I right? Back inside the My Dream Boyfriend app, I’ve always been a high-maintenance, nearly vain BF. But, as you can imagine, I’ve had to do away with most creature comforts since I was banished to the Dark Ages. Just to give you an idea, I have absolutely no wi-fi, no Nextflix, no digital running water, no penicillin or tetanus shots. OK. I think you get the point and stopped at wi-fi.

his girlfriend Maya complained over the phone. "I've been trying to give you a hint about this but I guess you didn't get it. Maya I'm breaking up with you". "What! you can't do that, why are you breaking up with me?" "I'm just so bored of this relationship. Just delete my number and never call me again" he hung up. "How long have that girl lasted?" Anika asked. "About three weeks". That's the longest of all your relationships". "I know, I'm just bored. I mean Maya is a lovely girl but..."