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Personally I would spend more time with her and show her more affection because that would show you really love her but you also need to focus on your own mental health too. I can't really give any advice from past experiences as I have none but you should keep going and try to sort things out between each other and as said by the others, communication is key. |
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Tasty wrote I agree with all of the following posts pretty much. In relationships I feel like you have to do things for your S/O that you may not do naturally or enjoy doing. Sometimes you have to make sacrifices to accommodate them. It shouldn't just be you having to show more affection. Perhaps if you communicated with her about all of this, she could work on being better about it too. I had an ex gf that constantly needed attention, and in the end I wasn't able to do that for her, so I can relate to you in a way. It's clear that you love her a lot, and I'm confident you'll get things to work out. thank you and yeah i am a little selfish when it comes to my self and not doing things she likes guess its time to make sacrifices |
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