<human>: Hi relationships, using a throwaway for this. 

Basically, my bf and I were skyping & he was commenting on how good I looked today, etc. and followed up with if he were here with me right now, he would fuck the shit out of me. I just feel so grimy and gross hearing that phrase applied to me. I told him that it didn't make me feel good when he talked to me like that & how it made me feel gross, and he replied that he isn't some guy on the street, but my boyfriend. Well, sure, but that doesn't really change anything for me. It's still something that makes me feel uncomfortable. He was upset with this and basically sighed heavily and said "fine, I'll never say that to you again." Then a few minutes later, while he was still annoyed, he started muttering "God forbid I want to have sex with my girlfriend." I told him that having sex isn't the issue, it's just the phrase that he used. I told him that if he wants to compliment me, to just leave it at "You look beautiful today", and cut out the "fuck the shit out of you" part. 

I just don't think the conversation was handled very well by both of us, and we're not skyping anymore because he left to watch TV (while still in the same room), so I hung up the call. I just feel really sad/distressed about this situation. I know this is such a non-issue issue, but it's just making me feel really down. I don't really know what I'm looking for, I just want some advice or personal experiences from someone else. Thank you.

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<bot>: bf said something to me that I found hurtful, he was annoyed at me for feeling hurt by the phrase but begrudgingly promised to never say it again. Need better communication tips.