Hello, question asker. I'm Evan.
Give the OP a boost. Faced with her boyfriend's bickering and helplessness, what should she do?
Some people end the relationship, while others change. The questioner needs to think carefully about where the relationship should go. No one can give the questioner the right answer. The questioner needs to listen to their thoughts. The questioner's emotions are very important.
How do you talk to your boyfriend? Do you have the same goals and values? If not, how do you communicate? Think about these questions. Does your boyfriend know your situation? Does he know you're in a relationship?
If you know why he's arguing with you, you can work it out.
I also have some advice for the person who asked the question:
Understand why your boyfriend is aggressive.
The boyfriend's accusations are often not the problem. The questioner does not need to feel hurt. These behaviors may be a mode of intimate interaction brought to him by his family of origin, or he may be trying to gain dominance in the relationship.
Facing her boyfriend's attacks, the questioner's emotions are difficult and helpless, which are normal. Don't belittle yourself. Your boyfriend only likes you because he values you.
The boyfriend has a reason for arguing with the questioner. The questioner needs to think about the future of the relationship and how to handle their feelings. You need to know if your relationship can be like it was before. This requires the questioner's consideration.
If there's a problem in a close relationship, the boyfriend's attitude might be a factor. A perfect intimate relationship requires joint efforts from both parties. Unilateral efforts aren't a long-term solution and can lead to fatigue.
The first thing to do is tell your boyfriend about your limits. See how he responds. You can't apply social norms to a student!
Tell him how you feel.
Your boyfriend's criticism and hostility are bad for your relationship. Talk to him about your expectations for the relationship.
If you're unhappy in your relationship, you can try to change it. Talk to your boyfriend about your feelings. If you want to end the relationship or it's no longer happy, think about whether to separate or stay together. You and your boyfriend have problems with how you get along, which has caused this.
Don't brag about your relationship until it's official.
If you have a problem in your intimate relationship, you may feel uncomfortable and helpless. You may want to tell everyone about your emotions and experiences, even on social media. However, no one should make decisions about your love life. If you still want to maintain the relationship, this will only make others look at your partner differently.
Tell someone who can help you solve the problem and give you advice.
Telling friends and family about your situation may feel good at first, but it won't help.
There are too many opinions, and you don't know who to listen to. If you break up with your boyfriend because a friend told you to, you might feel weird about this friend in the future.
Do what you think is right.
Family and friends can give you advice on how to deal with problems in your relationship, but you have to make your own decisions. The ups and downs of life are yours to experience.
So, the questioner should make their own decision. Other people can only give ideas on how to look at things differently. But you still have to make your own decision. So, it is right to follow your heart.
Take a deep breath and calm down before making a decision.
It's normal to feel uncomfortable when your boyfriend is rude. But you still need to decide if you want to stay in the relationship. Take some time to think before you make a decision.
Take a short trip for a few days. Ask your boyfriend to give you some time to think. Don't make any major decisions right away. Think about what's best for you and the relationship.
The questioner can take a short break, but don't break up right away. Maybe you want to break up, but wait until you calm down.
Time will heal the wounds.
If the relationship has caused harm, it will take time to heal. It may not be as fast as you think, and it will take a long time to regain your confidence and love for life. Even if you continue the relationship, it will take a long time to return to a normal life and restore trust and affection.
No one can decide the direction of this relationship, regardless of whether it survives. This is not good. Even when it comes to relationships, the questioner needs time to process and come out of this emotional state.
The questioner must be ready to move on.
It's important to follow your heart, and time will tell.
I hope the questioner will take care of themselves when dealing with relationships. This bad experience may have taken a toll on them, but taking care of yourself is important. If they experience problems after this setback, they should seek help.
Life is hard, but enjoy it.
I hope this helps the original poster.
Comments
I understand your concerns. It's tough when you feel uncomfortable and helpless in a relationship. Communication is key, so maybe try talking about how his actions make you feel without pointing out faults. Every relationship has its ups and downs, and it's important to address these issues openly.
It sounds like you're going through a rough patch. Sometimes people argue because they care deeply. Try to focus on understanding each other's perspectives rather than winning the argument. Regarding finances, transparency and setting clear expectations can help manage money matters smoothly.
Relationships can be challenging, especially when you feel misunderstood. Have you tried discussing your feelings more deeply with him? It might help if you both agree on some ground rules for handling disagreements. As for money, it's a sensitive topic but having an open conversation about financial habits can prevent future conflicts.
It's hard when you're feeling this way. Relationships require effort from both sides. Consider expressing your discomfort and see if you two can work together to find a solution. About the money aspect, it's important to have a mutual agreement on how to handle finances. Perhaps create a plan that suits both of you.
Feeling helpless in a relationship can be very distressing. It might help to establish a routine where you both can talk openly about your feelings and concerns. When it comes to money, honesty and trust are crucial. Discussing and agreeing on a financial strategy could alleviate potential stress points between you two.