My boyfriend and I have been going out for a year in which we have been through his depression and anxiety. He says that I played a big part in overcoming both. Recently, he started acting mean, getting jealous or trying to put me down by telling me that I cannot be sexy ( in essence he meant I am a lot of things but sexy isn't my thing), or that I jump from one topic to another and I am weirdo. He often makes fun of my classical education, forgetting that I come from a family of musicians and I was educated with piano and theory of music so it is my biggest hobby. He called me "queen of cringe" for some weird texts I send him sometimes. I asked him how come everything surfaced now, over a year of being together- he said that probably now I feel comfortable being myself which deeply hurts me as it implies that he actually doesn't like me. I know I'm not the normal girl that he can do normal things with, he wants the girl I used to be the first months. He calls me uptight and tries to ridicule my friendship with a male colleague by saying that I am his therapist because I expressed how he shows respect to women and he's actually a nice guy because we talk about feelings and music a lot. So after this, I left him at the restaurant and went home cause honestly my mood was affected. He realized that what he said wasn't cool and started trying to be affectionate but I wasn't feeling it. I did tell that I deserve somebody that is happy to be with me, is proud of me and accepts me for who I am and is excited to meet and talk about stuff and to get my weird messages or jokes. Once I got home, I had a series of messages telling me how much he misses me and that he loves me and we should go out more and get drunk like we used to and have an honest talk but I am done discussing fundamental things like mutual respect and compatibility. Am I throwing something good cause I am overly sensitive or I should stick to my decision and leave even though it will hurt for a while?
that's fucked up. your partner is suppose to raise you up not put you down. let me give you a really recent story. yesterday somebody i deeply love and admire had a business adventure in ny so and her bday is coming up too so i bust my ass making a bunch of reservations to go see her. i get on a bus and what waa suppose to be a 3 hour "tour" a three hour "tour" (Gillians island you'll see why in a second) turns into a 4 and a half hour ride because the bus driver got lost. i finally get to ny hoping to see the love of my life only to get turned away for not having my vaccination cards then spent 45 minutes on the phone with cvs to get the information. when i finally do i still get turned away from seeing her by her managers. a lot of other people got turned away by her sleezebag management team. i mean a lot of people got turned away by her piece of shit managers. i messaged her letting her know what happened and how they were screwing her over behind her back which I'm not sure if she was fully aware of it or not. the point is a partner is suppose to have someone's back and be there for them not insult them and put them down
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