Sr-711607306447 Posted February 9, 2003 Share Posted February 9, 2003 Im in a relationship with somebody but its like she is trying to avoid me. so far she says nothing is wrong but i cant stop thinkin that everything is screwed up. I just have this feeling of guilt that wont go away. What do I do??? Link to comment
mermayd Posted February 9, 2003 Share Posted February 9, 2003 First, do not feel guilty if you have nothing to be guilty of. I think you should talk to your gf and ask her what is bothering her and communicate your problems and worries to eachother. Maybe she is just having a hard time right now...or maybe she is unhappy...but it is better to know than to wait and see what happens... Link to comment
SwingFox Posted February 9, 2003 Share Posted February 9, 2003 Hi, I agree with Mermayd here. Communication leads to a better understanding. At the same time you are trying to talk and communicate with her, you also have a chance to learn how she communicates and if she can listen. Communication is after all the basis of a healthy relationship. I'd like to add that you might want to try to set up a positive relationship. Be pro active in your relation and talk to your girl on a regular basis. It doesn't always need to talk because you have concerns. I love to tell my friends how good they are and try to compliment and pamper them as best as I can. It helps!! Good luck ~ SwingFox ~ Link to comment
Love_Pengiun Posted July 1, 2003 Share Posted July 1, 2003 Ya know wut i say...i don't think that u need to pamper them or anything, but a real good relationship shouldn't have u to pamper them for them to talk 2 u! it should just be yourself being there. I think that is she doesn't like talking to u, or if there is a reason, find someone else that is happy with you, and talk to you about anything Communication IS an important part of it all! Link to comment
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