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>If no, enjoy the ride until she leaves you. No. If you are the one who isn't willing to compromise, then you should do the honorable thing and tell her that i
by jaf656s 17y ago
>If no, enjoy the ride until she leaves you.
No. If you are the one who isn't willing to compromise, then you should do the honorable thing and tell her that it isn't working for you. If not, then you are just wasting her time and that is very disrespectful and cowardly.
She clearly wants to make it work since she actually told you what her problem is. If she didn't care, she would have dumped you already.
- yummyfajitas 17y agoShe clearly wants to make it work since she actually told you what her problem is. Don't fall into the trap of believing she means what she says. She could mean plenty of other things. For example: 1.) "I want to leave you, but I have no good excuse. Let me find one." Evidence for this: she is less affectionate when you are available. 2.) "I am unsuccessful, and your hard work reminds me of this fact." Evidence: she gets angry at unrelated things when you have work-related success. (This is truly a disaster. If this is the case, get out now.) In either of these cases, it's best to dump her immediately.