<human>: I love my boyfriend more than anything.  He tries his best to make me happy, and shows me that he loves me. He does everything he can for me, and he makes me feel like the happiest girl in the world.

I'm not complaining about him or anything, but I do have a question..

Are guys afraid to talk about the future in detail with their girlfriends?

The thing is, without me even bringing this topic up with him, my boyfriend tells me that he loves me more than anything, and can never see himself without me. He says if he doesn't end up with me in the future, he'd rather stay alone for the rest of his life. He talks about the kids we'll have in the future. But never once brought marriage into these conversations.

But I'm a girl, I like thinking about my future family and kids. I like planning my future, like when I want to get married, or when I want kids. Yes, I know planning something doesn't mean it would happen that way, but I like the idea and getting the image of what is going to happen.

He tells me all this stuff about how we'll have kids, but when we get into the details on like where we'll be living or something on that level, he wouldn't know.

I want to point out that I am not upset or angry he doesn't know the details about the future, which is why I'm not picking fights with him for not knowing or questioning him about the future. But I am very curious on how men think about their futures.

Do men not think about their future like how women does? I know everyone is different, but generally what do men see in their futures? Do they think about the details or not?

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<bot>: Boyfriend says he can only see himself with me for the rest of his life, but has trouble talking about the future in details. Is it hard for men to talk about it?