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I noticed recently a pair of my panties were missing
I've been dating someone for about seven months and we've been sleeping together for about four months. I noticed recently a pair of my panties were missing from my underwear drawer. I didn't think much of it until I was over at his apartment where he had a basket of laundry. A flash of color in the basket caught my eye and when I went to look it was my underwear! I don't mind him having my underwear if it reminds him of me, but the fact that it was in his laundry basket implies they were dirty and he's cleaning them because he's wearing them. I'm a little shocked by all this. What do I do? How do I confront him about it?
That's the only scenario you could think of? How ab0ut:
1. He took them because he does want to think of you and he's cleaning them because the thought of you gets him that excited.
2. He wanted a pair of your underwear and he keeps them clean because he plans on returning that pair in exchange for another.
3. He took them home by accident, washed them and was going to give them to you with a funny story about how they were in his jeans leg.
On the other hand, maybe he's wearing them.
Before you do anything decide if this is a deal breaker. If it is, and you find out he's had them on, leave them with him as a parting gift. If you find it's not a big deal, you've opened up a whole new, harmless arena the two of you can share. Think of how easy he'll be to shop for.
Playfully, come clean and say you spotted a pair of your panties in the basket and if he's done wearing them you'd like them back. Then take it from there.
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