Quote (Jimbei @ Jan 16 2012 05:04am)
Gf is constantly getting angry at the most minor things, starting to get more and more annoyed because of this ><
Is this natural after you've been with a girl for a while? I'm talking 3-4 months.
Ask her why she's so on edge and quick to irritation. Perhaps it's something going on in her life...work/school/family, etc...
Otherwise, this doesn't sound good after 3-4 months, gives me reason to believe that you guys may not get along together; or perhaps she just doesn't. If it becomes a pattern, I don't think she'll change.
Quote (Hooo @ Jan 16 2012 08:41am)
This exactly. The grass is for the most part not greener. It depends on how you nurture it and care for it.
Sometimes it takes less effort to move to a better peace of land, where the grass is better, but then you find theres ticks, and flea and all of that shit in the place where you are now.
After roaming from place to place, sometimes it is nice to stay and to live through hard times, cultivating what you have.
I dont say roaming is no option, but giving advice in such a "you have to break up" style is too hard for me. Maybe im just a sissy when it comes to breaking up though.
I think "next" is a good option in this case and I would also advice this, but it is a decision I personally would not take that lightly. especially not from a forum advice (even though its good advice from a nice person).
Maybe im just too careful.
Perhaps.
Over time I've learned that some things are not worth fighting for. You must look after yourself above all else, you must protect your energy.
And in this case, the girl he is with is self-destructive...why stay? The juice isn't worth the squeeze. You must look beyond what you feel right now and look towards the best interest for your well-being.
There's really no way to change anyone, which is why I'm about "next". There can be effort made to influence change but you'll notice when or not you're with someone who will truly put their whole effort into making things work together greatly as a couple. Identifying this is key.
This post was edited by Darkblue on Jan 16 2012 09:20am