What if my best friend thinks I'm naive?

This shows that you and your girlfriend are two completely different personalities. Your girlfriend is calm and generous, and she can give people a sense of security.

On the contrary, you are lively and easy to show your emotions on your face. Your girlfriend says you are too naive, which is not a derogatory term, nor does she dislike you. She just thinks that your character is naive, and she is just telling the truth.

It may make you uncomfortable for your girlfriend to say that. After all, in the eyes of your girlfriend, you are a very naive person, as if you were short in front of your girlfriend.

The word "childish" seems to treat people very lightly. At this time, when two people get along again, you will feel uncomfortable, because when she says this, she may feel like an adult and everything is centered on her. What she said is mature and steady.

If the boudoir says it once or twice, it is actually stating a fact, but if the boudoir keeps saying it, it is suppressing you.

She wants to have the decision-making power and initiative when you two are together, because she says you are naive, so some decisions you make may be naive and may not necessarily represent you two. She can make decisions for you two.

If you don't want your best friend to say that about you, or feel uncomfortable, you can actually spend less time with your best friend, and you will feel uncomfortable with someone who makes you uncomfortable.

If you don't want to give up this intimacy, let yourself be calm and calm, don't yell at anything, and let your best friend see your mature and steady side, so that her impression of you may change.