HCandKROD
Bluelighter
Co-dependency is where relationships thrive. You definitely need to be there for each other. Through thick and thin.
You should look up the true meaning of codependency.
Co-dependency is where relationships thrive. You definitely need to be there for each other. Through thick and thin.
Co-dependency is opinion based on whether its good or bad and I concur that it brings two people closer together my friend.
If a woman says shes not good enough for you thats a bad sign.
Co-dependency is opinion based on whether its good or bad and I concur that it brings two people closer together my friend.
We're independent people... A relationship inquires a dependency on each other for emotional support. That's what I mean by we are co-dependent... It's healthy.
She's not the best person, but she's best for me, even if it means misery for me.
Hello. I've been on again off again with the same girl since the 5th grade. I am now 21 years old. My girlfriend and I generally always get along until she is either really drunk or on benzos. She starts arguments about girls that I text that I've been friends with just as long as her. When I invite them over I have to be sure that they are accompanied by their boyfriends... She still Will start arguments and say that she thinks I like these girls... So I recently deleted every girl in my phone aside from my mom. She now has most recently been getting upset because I am going to the marines (it was either that or 18 months of probation and a felony). It's not just that she won't see me. She says she can stay loyal and she knows I can too but she always hits me with the "I'm not good enough for you" and it breaks my heart because she is my everything. I love her more than life itself, and we keep getting into arguments because she believes I'm going to leave her for "someone better", I'm sorry ladies, but I don't believe there is someone better. Her personality, her smile, her scent, her eyes, her voice, her hair, her legs.... Fuck everything about her turns me on. And we have the most passionate love making I've ever had. I don't ever want to lose her and I don't know what to do to ease her mind. I constantly remind her why I'm still with her and I never get sick of it but she just argues that I'm wrong and crazy and it makes me so pissed... Are there any suggestions? Please dont say leave her, that's not an option.
Well this could be a blessing in disguise. You're young and need to get to know yourself, find out who you are before settling down. That doesn't mean you have to completely lose contact with her. You can still talk and write once you go into the military if you choose to. You might even meet someone else further down the road a bit. Right now concentrate on yourself and future goals.