Post number #1101966, ID: 7d2d72
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i've been in a relationship with my partner for a long time now (think somewhere between 1-3 years), i love them a lot but a few months ago they started taking every little action did or word i said as a personal slight against them or a sign that i don't love them anymore it's come to the point where they even think i don't love them because i just don't have as much of a need for sex as them is this normal? what can i do? i feel so lost
Post number #1101967, ID: 7d2d72
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i really want to make the relationship work but every day i feel more and more that maybe they just subconsciously want me to leave or something and now that all of these ideas are in my head i can't stop thinking about it
Post number #1101985, ID: 268a09
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That's just how some people are. It's gonna be eternal pity party or you fucking hated them.
Post number #1102001, ID: 2bda3f
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State your and your partner's nationality, gender, sex and skin color to judge the situation correctly
Post number #1102005, ID: e35980
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>>1102001>self-hating terminally online self-proclaimed aryan ally jeetoid detected
Post number #1102007, ID: 2bda3f
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>>1102005 outsourcing
Post number #1102010, ID: 289e49
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>>1102007 well yes, they are outsourcing even white nationalist larping to the brownest people these days
Post number #1102073, ID: ea420f
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>>7d2d72 You should communicate with your partner exactly about this, do it in calm, relaxed manner.
If your partner tries guilt-trip you, or doesn't take your thoughts as important, or tries to victimize themselves, or gets irrationally mad about you pointing out their behavior:
Then you should take that as a sign to truly leave them, or else you'll be miserable.
Post number #1102074, ID: ea420f
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(this reply below my serious post is a half-joking mandatory post to lighten the mood of this thread) bpdemons don't deserve romantic partners, and if they want one, they should fucking pay them
Post number #1102082, ID: 98dc63
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I think this is a subtle anti Russian thread, but if you say you respect Russian people: What’s changed? Do you have similar goals for life? This seems sad :<
Post number #1102092, ID: c0b851
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>>1102082 СЛАВА УКРАЇНІ ‼️
Post number #1102096, ID: f96952
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>>1102082 what?
Post number #1102098, ID: 1a1238
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>>ea420f thank you this is honestly good advice, i honestly dont know what to expect from them because they can be a bit volatile (not towards me but themselves) but I will try to talk about it eventually
Post number #1102099, ID: 1a1238
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>>98dc63 dude what... where's the connection (of course i respect russian people just as i do ukranians, i think they're both victims of an unjust war) putting that aside, i'm not sure what changed honestly, i started thinking maybe they've always been like this and i'm noticing just now or something, or maybe i changed and i just can't tell if by similar goals you mean careerwise then not really, they study arts (i love art) and i'm studying science
Post number #1102100, ID: 2bda3f
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She is a bpdemon, run
Post number #1102101, ID: 1a1238
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i do think we share some goals, mainly leaving our homes and becoming independent, starting careers and possibly leaving my country of origin, starting a family and marrying, etc
Post number #1102102, ID: 1a1238
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>>2bda3f am i cooked chat
Post number #1102109, ID: 406490
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you look so pushable though , i would shove you away against soft things as well
Post number #1102110, ID: 406490
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jokes aside do they have attachement issue ? the real question is are they capable to have a discussion with you on this topic with rationality and without getting too emotional to resolve that
Post number #1102111, ID: 406490
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damn, didn't read but >>ea420f already brewed the coffee of truth apologies
Post number #1102112, ID: 1a1238
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>>406490 i'd say yeah they have some attachment issues, the day after seeing each other they start feeling like shit until a week later when we see eachother again
Post number #1102132, ID: f96952
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>>1102112 you mean they feel bad without you?
Post number #1102133, ID: 09cccf
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>>f96952 i think high fear of losing OP and anxiety of "am i really loved"
Post number #1102172, ID: 1a1238
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>>09cccf yeah that, its not just "i miss you" its more like them being unable to enjoy literally anything and just lying in bed depressed if i'm not around
Post number #1102173, ID: ea26bb
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>>1102172 omg she's literally me
Post number #1102174, ID: 2bda3f
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| i've been in a relationship with my partner for a long time now (think somewhere between 1-3 years), i love them a lot but a few months ago they started taking every little action did or word i said as a personal slight against them or a sign that i don't love them anymore
it's come to the point where they even think i don't love them because i just don't have as much of a need for sex as them
is this normal? what can i do? i feel so lost