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Is this the beginning of the end with my girlfriend?

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Question - (6 December 2004) 2 Answers - (Newest, 2 May 2007)
A , anonymous writes:

I've got a bit of a problem with my girlfriend. I have been with her for well over a year, and things have always been ok. She has had a few boyfriends before me, and was always very easy going with short, non-committed type relationships (or f**k buddies as she referred to them). When we got together, she told me that was a phase and now she wanted a serious, long term relationship. In the summer I bought her a ring which SHE CHOSE to put on her left ring finger. But since we've moved into together and started university it's all going wrong. I have sensed she wasn't happy about something but she kept assuring me she loved me and was happy. My parents have just moved to France and have invited us down for New Year, but my girlfriend said she didn't want to go. When I asked why she starts to cry and I get the following list:

* She feels trapped
* She doesn't want to say she loves me (she says she feels she shouldn't have to)
* She doesn't want me to say I love her
* She feels she isn't independent
* She doesn't feel herself
* She wants to be able to flirt with/dance with/pull blokes
* She says I touch her too much
* She wants to wear her ring on the other hand (apparently she feels uncomfortable with it there and only put it there for me)
* She thinks I don't trust her
* She's missing out on uni social life because she feels I'm breathing down her neck.
* She says there is no way out of the relationship.

After she said all this I felt a bit upset. I really love this girl and she means everything to me. She's done a lot for me and really helped me to get on my feet and start doing things with my life. I really don't want to lose her, but I feel like this is the beginning of the end. She says it's her problem that she has to deal with herself and she wants to stay with me. I feel she's lying to me and herself. Its as if she thinks these problems of hers don't effect me. I've done everything to try and make her happy and to remain excited and proud that she's with me. If she has that much of a problem with us, why doesn't she leave? I really am at a loss! What shall I do? What shall I say?

Please Help!
Cheers
D

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A male reader, anonymous, writes (2 May 2007):

Hey man just get on with life. That a sign meaning she dont want to be with you anymore man. Just pack you're things an leave.

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A reader, anonymous, writes (2 January 2005):

First I'm sorry to hear about that. Your girlfriend might have gotten used to the relationships the so called fucked buddies that she can't seemed to settle down into one place. One thing you should make sure is if its not the weather or if shes PMSing since those affect the mood of a woman or if she is seeing someone else or not. If both aren't the case then I can only offer two advice. Try to yield to her and tolerate her in ways you can aka submissive completely and ways of sparking the love that there once was. Conversation might be the key as to emphesize to her that you love her really much and how deep the love is, try to remind her of the love you both shared and pray it would touch her and get her out of the slump. If improvising wont work and all else fails than I'm sorry to say but you are better off getting over her and let her go if she is that much unhappy in the relationship. My final thought is my friend who is also going through guys in her past as fuck buddies but I had gotten her out of the habit of course she seeks other gratifications and since she is bi-sexual she seeks female companions. I guess that is better than males, but I can understand what type of a person you are dealing with. If she feels constraint give her space, a girl like that might want to be a free spirit rather than being controlled of course there is a limit as to how free a person should be. You dont want to give them too much space as to being its ok to have fuck buddies again.

I hope my advice proves of any value to you and pray you find the guiding light to the answer you seek~

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