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If guys spend 10 years in a tumultuous relationship, I see no reason why he should marry you. He's not obligated to.

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she wouldn't have invited you to come over if she didn't like you. I would go but keep it light and fun. Don't come on strong sexually unless she starts it. She is just really scared. Just give it the feel that you're hanging out and having fun. The word date to her mean scary unwanted pressure.

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Originally Posted by alexa137.

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I think, though, that if you do decide to give him a second chance, you need to figure out if there's anything you can do differently. I think you both need to come to a compromise, not just him. "From now on, I will do this one thing differently when we communicate about differences in our relationship." Maybe having that "go to" technique will keep you both from falling into the same destructive thought patterns.

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With these two lovely girls on my mind, I think I'm going to call it a night and get some shut eye. Happy JBGing all! DJ, catch you again soon I presume(y) take care!

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I obviously have a lot of guilt about what I've done to this relationship and to my boy. I'm trying to not harbor that guilt like I do so easily but instead pour it into physical, creative outlets. I am finding that just as I have had resentment towards him about his lack of career, he has resentment built up about my instability. In some of my research I've been coming across traits of borderline personality disorder and avoidance personality disorder that I think we both have. It is also where I came to the conclusion that I am verbally/mentally abusing him in some ways. Plus he's told me so. I'm at this line where I don't know which direction to go in. Should I break up with him in order to save him so he doesn't go into an even deeper depression? Should he break up with me because of how much I've hurt him? Can we repair these issues and maybe seek some couples counseling to overcome this? I know these are all rhetorical questions and it's my job to find out from me and him what will work best for us. He told me the other night after fighting that he doesn't know why he doesn't break up with me and I couldn't really tell you either why. I do know that we are both fiercly loyal people, have planned on marriage/raising kids together and have integrated our families together so we have A LOT invested this relationship. There are still parts about us that are so loving and healthy and yet there are some things that are very sad and dark. We both keep coming back to the point that even on a cost vs. benefits scale, the benefits outweigh the bad. We have hope for each other to change and for this relationship to get better.

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