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Walk away. :hug1:What am I to do?
Walk away. :hug1:What am I to do?
Indeed I was always the mature one. I have done some things I am not proud of, but only briefly in my first years of college. I can never change those things but I can grow and learn.You were born old, I take it. Always the most mature one in the group. You’re ready for marriage. But something caught my eye here. She is linking you with mommy and daddy telling her what to do.
She hasn’t grown up. She equates your desires and pleasing you with being ordered around like a child like mommy and daddy still do.
Until she achieves emotional independence from her parents in a healthy way that doesn’t involve repudiating their values, she isn’t ready to appreciate a relationship with a grownup.
You deserve a grownup. Let her go. And if she grows up and you are still single, maybe she can come to you and try to make it work.
Too many people “marry a parent” and then it doesn’t work.
She has issues she needs to resolve. You aren’t her mother or father and the fact that she equates you all is HER problem, not your fault.
Um…chevalier, it has not been my experience that either gender is better at handling breakups. Women just are more vocal when they are hurt then men. I don’t want to derail the thread though. I seem to have a problem doing that.IIf possible, allow her to break up with you rather than breaking up with her yourself. Women take it worse than we do. We regret the relationship lost and our ego gets over it after a while. Women are generally more wounded if they are scorned in such a way.