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A Girl Question
2006-08-07, 3:51 PM #1
I’ve decided I am in need of girl advice, so I have come to Massassi in search of many second opinions, which is what I need. It’s a long post, so please bear with me.

I have been dating a girl for about 1 and ½ years now. The relationship started after me pursuing it for about the same amount of time. The time has been mostly good; friends say we’re perfect for each other. We have had about 4 big fights/arguments that have almost ended the relationship, all started by her. I have been saying for a while now that I love her, though now I’m not sure if I love her romantically.

For about the last month I’ve been kind of dissatisfied with the relationship, and in the last couple of weeks I have been very unsure of if I have a future with her, I’ve come to wanting something more. I’ve had these feelings several times in the past, but they have passed in a couple of days, for the first time, they have stuck around for along time.

Don’t get me wrong, she is a good person. She’s pretty, smart, dedicated, usually fun to be with, all those clichéd things, and I do care for her. We can talk, but we often run out of stuff to say, but it seems like whenever we talk about anything serious we usually end up arguing, especially if it’s anything to do with politics and personal beliefs (we agree very well on religious issues). I come out of those encounters with the impression from her that I should feel guilty for not agreeing with her and making her life difficult. She believes she is the moral high ground and anything else isn’t worth considering.

I can do stuff with her and its good, I really enjoy it, but if its just us sitting around, neither of us has anything to say beyond explaining how our day went, and we sit there awkwardly, making some effort to break the silence, usually unsuccessfully, we won’t pickup on any conversation, and like I said before, when its important, it usually ends bad.

We usually do what she wants to do. If I suggest something different that I’d prefer to do, its meet with reluctance, and we do what she wants to do, even if it was she that suggested we do what I want to do. Recently she expressed interest in gaining ‘insight’ into my life, which means doing something I normally do alone, in this case, putting together a computer. I agreed, and tried to explain everything to her and let her help, but she quickly got bored and laid down on my bed, sort of watching, then went to my desktop and checking her email.

The relationship moved very quickly at the beginning since we were good friends when we started dating and she had just gotten out of a ‘dissatisfying’ relationship. She originally wanted to be married by next May, but has now settled for the following May (I graduate this May and she follows next December). I don’t think I’m ready for that, especially with how I feel now. There was a time I was completely ready for it, but as of now, I am not.

Other things to throw out there: I know I’m ragging on her a lot here, and I myself am far from prefect. I have a hard time imagining living a life with her if its like what I think it’d be like. I’ve had dreams recently where I’m with somebody else who is obviously my girlfriend and I don’t seem to have a problem with that.

Maybe this is how all relationships are at some point, or I’m just getting the jitters, or am just having a period where I am bored, I don’t know. What do you guys think I should do? Ask any questions if you want clarification.
2006-08-07, 4:01 PM #2
You need to sit down with her and tell her what you just told us and then go from there. It sounds like you have a major communication problem.
2006-08-07, 4:02 PM #3
It sounds to me like you should call it a day to be honest. It's one thing to sit with your partner and not need to say anything, but it's something completely different to sitting there and feeling awkward. That to me stood out like a fire alarm.

It sounds like you're both planning a scary future together in which you argue when you've got nothing else to do (I'm not blaming either of you, it's just an observation). I'd cut and run, but as nicely and as gently as is reasonable to make sure it's ended properly and with no chance of Act II. I've found (from personal experience) that going back to an ex is fraught with bad times and grief.

Hope you sort it out,

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2006-08-07, 4:24 PM #4
Slap that ***** for wasting your time and get the hell out of there.
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2006-08-07, 4:31 PM #5
sit down with her, and be open about your thoughts. she should be mature enough to listen to you. if she isnt then just let it go. but at least be a man and be straightforward and honest with her
2006-08-07, 4:44 PM #6
You joined Massassi for chick advice?

Any how... I reccomend you two get some distance, loosen up a little and then get back together. Why don't you do some of the stuff you did before, like go to the movies, or whatever you did at first, that you loved doing. Seriously, its not that hard.
Nothing to see here, move along.
2006-08-07, 5:25 PM #7
He obviously lurks, Gold. No one's that stupid to randomly join a website to ask about a girl.
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2006-08-07, 5:31 PM #8
Originally posted by Zloc_Vergo:
He obviously lurks, Gold. No one's that stupid to randomly join a website to ask about a girl.


Oh the irony of Massassi is that every post has a parrarel answer even when this is denied.
Nothing to see here, move along.
2006-08-07, 5:33 PM #9
Originally posted by MentatMM:
You need to sit down with her and tell her what you just told us and then go from there. It sounds like you have a major communication problem.


Id go with this guy. Doesn't sound to good from what you've said. Akward sliences are supposed to be there at the start of a realationship not a year or so in. If she cant be mature about this whole thing and you end up fighting, id probably dump her. Im sure there's some one else out there who wants to pursue a realationship with you as much as you do with them. Not just one way.
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2006-08-07, 5:42 PM #10
What Boricua said, seriously.
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2006-08-07, 5:52 PM #11
Originally posted by BoricuaDelight:
sit down with her, and be open about your thoughts. she should be mature enough to listen to you. if she isnt then just let it go. but at least be a man and be straightforward and honest with her


Like BoricuaDelight said, sit down and talk to her...

In my personal opinion, I think it's over and you already know it. In any relationship where you never get to do what you want to do or what you suggest, it's not a good relationship. It should always be about 50/50. Even then, you should never sacrifice something you really want to do or that's important to you. Sometimes you have to evaluate how important something is to you and how important something is to her, and make a decision on doing which ever the most important (or memorable) thing is for whichever person that is (either you or her).

Also, from experience, don't take any crap off a woman. If she *****es you out for doing something stupid, that's one thing (including not carrying your weight). But if she *****es you out for something stupid in general, then she's not worth your time.

My 2 cents...
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2006-08-07, 6:05 PM #12
You really can't settle for things like that. Tell her how you feel, and tell her EXACTLY how you told us. If she's got a problem with that, tell her you're ending the relationship. If she's willing to work on it with you, then go from there.

But why the hell does she want to get married so soon? Two years, in my opinion, seems like a very quick decision, and it sounds like a one sided decision at that.
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2006-08-07, 7:23 PM #13
Originally posted by ORJ_JoS:
What Boricua said, seriously.


Thirded or fourthed, or whatever it is.

If you can't sit down and tell her what you said in your post, or it's difficult for you to do, it's over.
Pissed Off?
2006-08-07, 7:26 PM #14
Originally posted by Zloc_Vergo:
He obviously lurks, Gold. No one's that stupid to randomly join a website to ask about a girl.



or it's one of you who just made a new account to ask this question! :ninja:

"Befuddled" are we dear abby now?

Well, I think your talking to the wrong people. You should talk to her or better yet your dad first, If he would share the same religious views as you do. You'd be surprised how much dads know... It's almost like they have had experience with girls before or something. (scary hu)
“Without education we are in a horrible and deadly danger of taking educated people seriously.” -G.K. Chesterton
2006-08-07, 8:05 PM #15
Originally posted by Zloc_Vergo:
He obviously lurks, Gold. No one's that stupid to randomly join a website to ask about a girl.



It's also possible that he's a regular who doesn't want anyone to know it's him. Quick admins, do your stuff!
2006-08-07, 8:29 PM #16
[QUOTE=Numenor King]You'd be surprised how much dads know... It's almost like they have had experience with girls before or something. (scary hu)[/QUOTE]

Isn't that knowledge the reason that made them fathers?
Nothing to see here, move along.
2006-08-07, 8:44 PM #17
No...

The fact that they either adopted a child or ****ed their wife at the right time and got her pregnant made them fathers.

But yeah, fathers generally have a plethora of information on these topics. Mine offers great wisdom on things that I never expected him to know about.
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2006-08-07, 9:28 PM #18
Hm... in some ways this sounds really similar to my & my girlfriend's relationship after a year and a half. Not always having much to talk about is pretty normal, but feeling awkward about just sitting around after a year and a half doesn't sound right.

Mentat's advice is dead on: you need to tell her the things you've talked about here. The fact that you can't seem to have serious conversations without it turning bad is something that seriously needs to be worked out; it's cliche, but communication is everything in a relationship.

And the marriage thing sounds a little weird. Think carefully about whether the relationship is really that series, and why she's in such a rush...
2006-08-07, 9:39 PM #19
You're whipped.
2006-08-08, 2:05 AM #20
Originally posted by Befuddled:
A Girl Question

Just put the penis in the vagina when

1) the penis is hard
2) the vagina is wet/lubricated
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2006-08-08, 4:16 AM #21
Even if it was another user posting under a new nick, I wouldn't tell.

PS: Don't marry her if you have these kinds of doubts. You'll just end up divorcing later on.
2006-08-08, 4:50 AM #22
Originally posted by SF_GoldG_01:
Oh the irony of Massassi is that every post has a parrarel answer even when this is denied.


I have to interrupt this very important thread to ask the following question:

What the hell did Gold just say?
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2006-08-08, 5:09 AM #23
He said "This person is on your ignore list, click here to read post"
2006-08-08, 4:57 PM #24
Originally posted by Martyn:
He said "This person is on your ignore list, click here to read post"


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