To be honest, there's no easy way to have "that" talk with your significant other, trust me, everyone always assumes the worst. I guess the best way is to either ask for a few days to your self, like no contact for 3 days or a week, or whatever. If you need more time than that, there's no easy way to do it. Try to start by reminding him that you love him and that you feel that it's best to take a break and try again when you feel ready for it. Remind him throughout the whole conversation that you have feelings for him and that you care for him. If he's a good man, he'll understand and will respect your decision and let you be. Keep in mind he might be a little needy at first, but just gently remind him that you need time to be alone for right now and that when you are comfortable with it, will begin having light conversations with him. Best of luck.
Talk to your boyfriend and try to work it out. If he don't love you anymore and is not willing to save the relationship, then you're gonna have to take it one day at a time and move on. There is no use being in a relationship with someone who doesn't love you back.
give your girlfriend/boyfriend a gift that you know by heart that he/she will like
Either explain to him that you dont want to do more than that until whenever and try to save your relationship with him or if he refuses to listen to you, end it because he wants you more for your body and doesnt have enough respect for your say.
Stop doing the things that you're doing; you can't particularly say you don't know what it is, either, because you acknowledge that you're messing it up. It sounds like you know what you're doing, but can't be bothered to save your relationship. Talk to your boyfriend/girlfriend about what's wrong & then do what you can if you want to save your relationship.
He must decide. You shouldn't force anyone to sleep with you. When he is comforable then the time will come. Be patient!This advice will save your relationship.
Marriage counseling shoul be tried if both parties of the married couple want to save the relationship. A counselor can listen to each side of the relationship. The counselor then will give advice to what the couple could do to save the relationshiop.
Whatever you do, DO NOT let it affect your relationship with your boyfriend. Odds are, you don't like that other guy. Your heart is just playing tricks on you and it is only temporary. If you break up with your boyfriend and you go out with the other guy, it won't last, nor work. Then you will regret breaking up with your original boyfriend. Just save yourself the trouble and stay away from that other guy...
maybe you or someone was pressuring him too, and he did what he had to do to save your relesionship. Perhaps he doesn't want it to stop but just doesn't feel the same anymore
Ask him why he feels you have changed. If it is something you can sort it out then go for it. And may be you'll have to compromise a little if you really want to save your relationship. But in the end it'll be worthwhile.
You should either tell he/she that you are miserable and try to fix it or break up with he/she
Yes. Or they think they love you... and will change their mind later about it. If they change their mind off and on, at least once or twice, don't push it on them. But if you know you want that in your relationship, break up with them before they break up with you later in the relationship. Save yourself pain farther down the road.
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