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No, you should exit the relationship without telling her that it's because you're not attracted to her. Tell her you just don't feel as if this is the connection you're looking for and you respect yourselves too much to maintain something that's less than either of you deserve. You tell her in no uncertain terms that she is wonderful and deserves the world.
The book Come As You Are by Emily Nagoski has great advice on how to deal with a difference in sex drive in a relationship. I highly recommend that you talk about your feelings with your partner and suggest you both read this book so you can work on it together.
As the person with a lower sex drive, it can be exhausting that my partner always has sex on the mind. The book has great advice for both the high and low drive partners, including advice on how to discuss differences and what changes to try to make you BOTH feel more satisfied with your sex life.
This definitely doesn't have to be a relationship ender. There are things you both can do to feel better. Even if it doesn't result in an actual change in the frequency of sex you have, you might be surprised how much understanding each other better and knowing you're both willing to work on this incompatibility can strengthen your relationship and make you both feel more satisfied
Girl.
Why is your BF behavior acceptable to you?
You are worthy of so much more than this dumpster fire of a human being. He's a grown ass adult acting this way.
DTMFA
Even if you have to pay alimony to get ride of him this is what every guy faces and they swallow hard and move on.
If he saw this coming quitting work and going to school is the set up to collecting alimony.
Validation over advice. 2023 is all about feeling validated.
Validation over advice. 2023 is all about feeling validated.
Sell the things you bought him and give him an eviction notice!
I had already planned to call out of work regardless, I was already working 5 days in a row and didn’t want to make it a 6th. Only reason I ended up going is because I didn’t want to stay home with my parents who I don’t have a very good relationship with. I drove to his house because I was worried about him. I have bpd, mental anguish will always be with me forever.
Bet, good luck
Why do you even have to consider this? Lol if I found out my gf was sleeping in other guys beds without me knowing I would INSTANTLY end it
I wouldn't say you're crazy, but you're definetly ignorant (in a friendly way I just wanna help you out). Bro, leaving a committed relationship because you're “bored” is not a good idea. You're at the stage in your relationship when the two of you are finally used to being around eachother without feeling constant butterflies. You have exited the “honeymoon faze” probably awhile ago. Don't mistake this exit for boredom or staleness. If you leave because of a feeling that you aren't quite sure of, you could end up regretting it in the future, you'll beat your own ass for losing the one person who would take care of you when you're sick and dying. This new girl is just looking for fun, she wouldn't take care of you, give your mom gifts on Christmas, or love you the same way the girl your dating is right now. And I get it dude, I'm a man too, the feeling of lust can really distract us from getting our priorities straight but it's our job to make sure that NEVER happens. Otherwise you'll end up fucking yourself over and hurting your gf who I assume you love.
Addition: If you feel like leaving because of another reason like she's abusive or being manipulative in anyway such as ignoring you or giving you the silent treatment and refusing to communicate, then ignore everything I said up there.
Rally support from your family and friends and move out (or kick him out – however the housing arrangement works). You gave up your education for him, which was your first mistake. Now you’re living with a known cheater and manipulative abuser. Make an exit plan and go!
Judge jake for jake. Don't take what a bunch of frat bros say seriously.
How exactly do we know that she is his girlfriend?
No problem at all, I have learned to repeat to myself that reading tone online isn't easy and I especially suck at it to boot, so unless it's an outright clear insult I don't perceive anything as harsh 😀 I am sorry to read you yourself are in a similar situation 🙁 You seem to have put things in order for yourself and I appreciate you sharing your experience and advice.
Your words ring verry trye and resonate well with me. I find myself nodding like “why didn't I think of it that way?” and feeling ever so slightly stupid for realising the reality of the situation, as in I am where I myself put myself to be, in an “impossible choice” dumbassery. I'm more and more inclined to agree with your initial constatation that there is no choice to be made here – simply move forward accepting things as they are and excluding him completely from my assumptions and plans. I must admit I've been putting some things on hold as I'm waiting to find out his response about a summer rendezvous, but I really should just sketch out my summer as I like it and if he deigns to show up we'll see if there's time to fit him in 😀
Thank you again, I hope it's not weird to say I feel oddly empowered by a stranger's comment on reddit 😀
Does he clean you up or make you do it yourself? If he doesn’t clean his own cum off you that’s messed up.
Lol. I just fell off my chair laughing…
You know this guy sucks really bad, right?
He belittles you. (Rude)
Isn’t patient with you in any capacity. (No patience)
Only cares for his needs, then becomes upset when you express discomfort or ask clarify questions. (Condescending/bad communication skills)
Then he throw this woman around who very obviously plays on your insecurities to get a reaction out of you. (Cruel)
Literally nothing in this post puts him in a good light, or even as someone with any sort of respect for you.
We accept what we convince ourselves we deserve in relationships and I have to believe you think you deserve more than this. And if you don’t, I want to let you know that you do!
She said she needed space and that she didn’t wanna talk for a few days, then messaged me the following day in the evening feeling that she’s not worth the effort because I didn’t message her at all that day while she asked to not talk.
She clearly communicated to you that she didn't want to speak for a few days, then was unhappy that you did what she asked. That's not fair at all.
When you're speaking to her about these arguments you're having is she willing to accept when she's done something wrong or unreasonable? Or does it always feel like one person has to “win” the argument?
She'll remember forever what a shitty situation this age gap relationship is. Joining the choir and warning the next 19 year old not to make her same mistakes. Many of us have been there.
Yeah I can see that
Sorry, what does negging mean?