In general, when people ask for relationship advice, they don't really want any new ideas thrown their way, they only want to be told that they're right. If you really want to make your relationship work, get past that way of thinking. Ask friends and family for advice, and actually listen to them, take their words into account and see how you can apply their wisdom to your situation. Remember that your partner has a side of the story, as well.
There is a lot of free advice available for teens on the internet. The advice that you may find most helpful could depend on your sexual orientation. If you are looking for advice about a heterosexual relationship, Links 2 Love is a good site. http://www.links2love.com/
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I have always found it helpful to discuss marital issues with a close friend who has a healthy relationship with their spouse. I would talk to your mother too and she may have insights to his personality you don't see that she could give advice about. And if you are a spiritual person, consult your pastor as he/she might have good advice as well.
There are 2 websites I found that you might find helpful. They are geared specifically towards teen relationships. The first is www.yourchoiceyourvoice.org and the second is www.relationshipquestions.net
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