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Posted 2005-12-08, 09:17 PM
in reply to kad13780's post "Dont know what to do about a sick..."
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kad13780 said:
I use the word sick for a lack of a better way to rationalize whats wrong with her.
So, we've been together for a year and a half or so. I was a junior and she was a sophomore when we first got together. She had one of those ridiculous depression/hate the world phases that I got her to see just how lame it was.
Anyways, the summer after my senior year she had a phase where she wanted to "take a break" because she had a fling for some douche bag, and i was like, ok whatever. So for a month or so she's doin her own thing until she realizes this guy is a douche then comes crawling back to me. (keep in mind though that her original reason for taking a break was because i was starting college and we thought it would help or something)
This is the kind of high school girl that gets mad when i talk to people she doesnt like. All of my female friends are off-limits to talk to. (i do anyways though and then deal with her being a flaming cunt) We fight like we're married and she's not even out of high school yet....and she wants to get married, but i said fuck that i'm only 18.
I know that she loves me...i almost thing she has some sort of obsessive compulsive disorder about me, which is why she's sick and why i dont know if or how to leave her. I'm in college anyways, all we ever do is fight, but whenever im at a point where i'm ready to break it off she can sense it or something and turns into this whole other, caring, nice, relaxed person....
shortly after, my nuts quickly retract and i cant break it off....
Also, whenever i come home, the sex is usually damn good, unless we're fighting. but most of the time it's good
it's not that i hate her....i just cant stand her
advice? comments? words of wisdom from the greats?
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It's a weird space for sure. I'm kind of in a situation like that with my girlfriend. She has her moments where she makes me happier than I've ever been and there are moments when I want to never talk to her again. I broke it off with her for about a week before we just got back together, and I learned a lot of out that week.
First, I'd say be honest with yourself. Try and break it down into whether you're better off with or without her. If it's with, sit down with her and tell her the things that happen that make you feel like you can't stand her. Don't say it in an accusing or argumentative way, but just tell her how her actions make you feel sometimes and give some ideas on what can be done to make things better. It sounds corny, but it really does help, and if things don't improve, or she doesn't want to cooperate, then you know she's not the one for you so you can move on.
And if you feel like you're better off without her, then just be honest with her. It'll hurt her a lot, yeah, but it's better to tell her what the situation is rather than string her along into believing something's there when it's not. The sooner the break the sooner you both would get over it.
Either way, it's time to sit down and talk to her because apparently things aren't going to get smoothed over on their own.
That's my advice.
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