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My girl friend just basically broke up with me because she wants me to prove my love or show that I need her. I don't need her but I want her. I tell her I don't know how to show her. So should I just say fuck it and move on or should I find some way to show here I love her? If I should show her have any ideas?
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That you are considering saying 'fuck it' says that you probably don't love her, just like her a lot.
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Good Point.
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I'd try and forget about her. Explicitly proving your love isn't necessary in a functional relationship. If you don't care too much about romantic love yourself(?), you should find someone with the same approach to relationships, or at least one that can understand and appreciate your idea of what's required for a relationship to last. This one's probably the kind of person that would also create an immense shitstorm a few years down the line the day she realizes she's no longer "in love" with you.
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I don't understand the hang up some people have with needing to be needed. I would rather have someone want me than need me.
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I think that's what is happening right now. I think she is trying to find a way out that's why she is doing this.
I told her that. "I don't need you but I sure the hell want you." I said. All she said was "wow ouch." |
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It sounds like you have made the correct choice Kyle. She sounds needy and needy people never stop being needy.
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All of what you say makes sance. I love kissing her but she does not so much. Also yes she is a F. |
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She feels that she needs to be wanted. Typical F. |
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If I were in your position, my plan would be to do nothing.
Let her wait, let her stew, and when she finally realizes nothing is going to happen and comes to question you about it, I would listen to her. Acknowledge her feelings and try to comfort her. Tell her that this is how you show you love her. That no matter what is going on with her, and through whatever she is thinking, you are always ready and will wait to be there for her any time she needs you. *Disclaimer, my advice probably sucks tonight. You may just end up pissing her off. Lol |
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That's what is what I am doing right know, I think it is making her mad. |
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Aw, that sucks. Its so romantic too! |
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Instead of telling her that you don't know, why don't you ask her how she would like to be shown love? |
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err, or maybe a funeral service for a successfully terminated relationship. |
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Proving your love often entails a marriage of sorts IRL. Anyways... my advise is to move on, women with ultimatums aren't worth it.
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I do. So ya it might be the end.
I have asked her. She says I should figure it out or she is not sure how I should.
I was hoping it was not that but I came to that idea too. I won't pose if it came to that I would move on. |
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I don't know what I want but I want it and you better give it to me! |
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I would've pushed her on the bed and started eating her own right then and there.
Problem solved. Why? Because the answer to, "I don't know what I want but I want it and you better give it to me!" is always oral sex =) |
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"YOU SHOULD KNOW that I feel that I need to be wanted." Or at least thats the thought that running though her mind.
They have a vague feeling of what they want, and expect you to play psychic. That translates to "I want sex." |
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Yes that is exactly it.
lol. That is awesome.
I like that but then again I don't want that. She has basically cheated before so that kind of makes me worried. |
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Ignore that emotional manipulation and move the fuck on. You don't prove your love or whatever. You spend time together and enjoy her company. If you're there for her when her life goes to shit then you've proven it without having to "prove" it. Women like that make me want to punch them in the throat.
If she's cheated before and she wants you to "prove" your love for her then she's not emotionally ready for a real relationship. That combination is a strength sapper and equivalent to emotional blackmail which has zero place in an adult relationship. My husband's ex-wife used to pull that shit and it annoyed me when she did it. They're there everyday. They're only sleeping with you. They tell you they love you. They listen when you bitch about the idiot females at work/school/the gym that are really just attempts at getting you to "side" with them. They take you to the movies you want to see, they take you to the places you want to go, they pretty much do anything the stupid heifer wants and then she says "prove you love me". Oh shut the fuck up drama queen. Then go grow up. This comes from parents who raise selfish, entitled little girls. My daughter is 20 and has been dating the same guy for three years. The other day he and my husband had a conversation about my daughter and I not being really affectionate. My husband told him "she's with you, she's sleeping with you and hasn't told you to get the fuck out. It's all there is from them. They aren't really affectionate. I think Mel has snuggled on the couch with me a handful of times in the last year. She tells me she loves me and rubs my shoulder as she walks by. I realize it's difficult to get used to after dating/being married to women who weren't up your ass 24/7 but get used to it. If you need affection or attention just tell her. She'll step up like her mom does but don't expect her to ever hang on you all the time. They just aren't wired that way. It was really weird for me at first too but you get used to it and it's actually kind of a relief after being with someone who needed constant "proof" you loved them via attention." The boyfriend said "Yeah, it's weird and I keep waiting for it to change but I'm glad it hasn't". |
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Why do you have to prove anything? you will regret wasting your time there. That's pure manipulation. Or "show me yours I'll show you mine"
That. |
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I think it's slightly creepy actually. I "need" people like I need bread. I eat food when I'm hungry, I put it away when I'm not. Does people who "need" to be needed really want to be in such an automatic and primal relationship? "I don't need you right now. I'm going to store you in the closet until I do". You should show you love her, but if you share my conception of "need", you perhaps should explain it to her.
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Well said
Wow!!!! Really!!!! That will work the first few 100 times, but I am not so sure about a permanent salutation to the problem |
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