Tasshu
Oct 20, 2011, 03:42 PM
Me and my girlfriend have known each other for 6 years. 4 years was online... We used to date back then 6 years ago but I done a completely foolish thing at age 18 and cheated. We were long distance but its no excuse.
Now starting march 2010 we got together and by September 2010 we moved in for "convenience" she has in close by, and I wanted to move out of my parents.
Since September we have always argued, Some days are fantastic, Some are horrible. 50/50. But no matter when or how we argue we always settle n watch a movie together,
Lately I been feeling she doesn't respect the person I am, I'm a 23 year old who works in the care profession, I work nights. She's a 20 year old uni student who goes 3 days a week and works nights for a hour 6 days a week. And just started a new job.
I don't want to break up with her but we argue over ridiculous things. I feel I cannot win anymore. We don't talk. If I talk about my feelings she gets angry, And she constantly thinks I don't love her n that she is ugly etc. But she says this everyday.
How can I tell if I love her anymore?
Sorry for typing a lot.
Thanks for listening,
Dan.
Now starting march 2010 we got together and by September 2010 we moved in for "convenience" she has in close by, and I wanted to move out of my parents.
Since September we have always argued, Some days are fantastic, Some are horrible. 50/50. But no matter when or how we argue we always settle n watch a movie together,
Lately I been feeling she doesn't respect the person I am, I'm a 23 year old who works in the care profession, I work nights. She's a 20 year old uni student who goes 3 days a week and works nights for a hour 6 days a week. And just started a new job.
I don't want to break up with her but we argue over ridiculous things. I feel I cannot win anymore. We don't talk. If I talk about my feelings she gets angry, And she constantly thinks I don't love her n that she is ugly etc. But she says this everyday.
How can I tell if I love her anymore?
Sorry for typing a lot.
Thanks for listening,
Dan.