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I need some advice. I don't know if I love my dp anymore.

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physioo · 02/06/2021 22:34

I have seriously gone off him. I don't know why. Nothing has really changed in my life that would make me reassess my relationship or anything but I think it has been a slow transition.
I find myself looking at other couples and how they interact and laugh and enjoy each others' company and how natural and lovely it is and how I yearn for that. My relationship couldn't be more different. If I don't make conversation we could go weeks without having a conversation. It makes me sad.

I want a person who is cheery, funny and sociable. I want someone who smiles and is friendly with people, someone who plays with the kids and talks to them. I want someone who is affectionate and caring.

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physioo · 02/06/2021 22:39

I've spoken to him about it but he gets either upset saying I have a problem with who he is as a person or he says that the issue is with me.
I would like to improve the relationship but he says I need to change the way I see things. I'm too sensitive etc. It makes me confused as I then sometimes feel it's actually me that needs to change and maybe it is me.

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tenlittlecygnets · 02/06/2021 22:43

Well, has he changed? Or was he always like this? Or have you changed? And what you want?

You clearly do have a problem with him as a person, but are you being fair?

prettylittlestar · 02/06/2021 22:50

Unfortunately I don't think the grass is greener in other relationships. From what I have read on here and hear from my friends, it's not possible to meet the perfect man. I think that is why, so many women end up alone but I'm not meaning that in a patronising way. I think relationships are just complex.

physioo · 02/06/2021 23:08

I think he's always has been like this but over the years it's become worse to the point I don't see it as his own little idiosyncrasies.
I was fairly young when we got together and maybe a bit naive and probably didn't know what was important to me in a relationship.

prettylittlestar another part of me feels like maybe I need to focus more on the good things which there are many. But it's these few things that just stand out way above everything else and that's all I can see right now b

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JewelGarden · 02/06/2021 23:10

Is relationship counselling an option for you?

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