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How can a guy be so afraid of a future with a girl he claims to love? He tells me he can’t wait to get married and have a family. Then he tells me that when we spend a lot of time together, it makes that time not special anymore. It is a good thing we aren’t married already, or I wouldn’t have a place to live. Whenever the future comes up in a conversation with his friends he makes some crack about how he will never have a “ball and chain” like they do. After this later argument, I don’t want to marry him. I don’t want him to father my children. He is just a guy who doesn’t love me and never will. I repeatedly tell him that I am not in a hurry, and that I would like to wait on things in our future. Now, I don’t want a future with him. He hurts me too deeply to be safe. He hurts me too much to be my future.
I drive 45 minutes to see him every time, and now he tells me that I shouldn’t spend the night anymore cause he wants his space. . . I guess that is what I get. I fall head over heels, and I look like a fool. Love is not something I like. It hurts too much.
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It does help. Doesn't necessarily have to be a priest. Psych docs are good, just because they are legally bound to not tell anyone else anything. Same with lawyers, but I personally can't stand 'em.
If you believe in God, prayer works. Praying out loud can be very theraputic.
Hope it goes well. :)
-Ford.
fordguyinny