Iago has issues. Not disturbing ones, he doesn’t paint dark shadows on the walls or anything, but he does get a bit childish when he’s drunk.
He’s a model boyfriend when he’s sober; buying me Cosmo, massaging my shoulders and stroking my hair, but when he’s not:
“Why don’t you just FUCK each other then?”
I was…what? I was just doing the…the funky chicken. I wasn’t trying to…WHAT?
Cue confusion and utter panic.
And he went NUTS when I showed him this.

I thought it was hilarious, but I guess I was wrong.
Iago thought my blog was a smutty compilation of a hundred close-up slippery pulsating members (half of which had probably been in my mouth) and he wanted nothing to do with it. So I had to explain the truth of it, by crying at him and poking him in the ribs.
He now understands the concept of the blog, and has agreed to attempt my bucketlist with me.
It’s no wonder that I was confused though, male jealousy is quite new to me (I’m the most jealous person in the world, but I’ve never had a boyfriend like that). My Ex trusted me implicitly. This one time a friend was supposed to be staying over but My Ex felt ill, so he decided to go home, leaving me and the friend alone to share a bed together. I was horrified, “But we could have sex! We won’t. But we could!” I wouldn’t want him sharing a bed.
But Iago has his own reasons, his (actually quite lovely, I met her) ex was a dirty scumbag slut and cheated on him, so I can understand why he’d be insecure. But there is a line. Jealousy is all well and good when it lights a spark in you, when it makes you drag your partner back home to fuck their brains out, so that they’ll know you are the one and fucking only.
But when jealousy starts tearing down your walls of trust, when it creates chaos in perfectly acceptable social situations, and makes your friends feel uncomfortable, then you know it has to stop.