I feel like my boyfriend doesn't love me anymore and it hurts brutally. But I don't wanna lose him too. What should I do?
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I understand that your boyfriend is very important for you and you would never want to lose him. I can see your deep love for him which is probably why you are this hurt. So, you will need to ask yourself some questions to find your answers you are looking for. Like...What makes you feel your partner doesn't love you ? And is there something that you haven't yet tried so that you can work on it and get him to work for you too?
Anonymous
February 12th, 2018 2:15am
You should talk to him about it! It may seem simple and obvious, but one of the key factors in a relationship is communication. You need to be honest with him! :)
1. Keep an open communication, be mindful of your mood and mood patterns (as they are part of avoiding miscommunication and impulsiveness).
2. Seek support aside from them.
3. Self-care (otherwise you may end up with good intentions that are only good intentions).
4. Constantly remember both your individual worth.
5. Respect each other's individual boundaries/agency.
6. Never force or manipulate (but instead be honest about your feelings).
Anonymous
December 4th, 2017 7:11pm
I would keep open communication about my concerns in order to move further on in the relationship :)
first talk to him, express how you fell. if you find out that he doesn't love you anymore, it's healthy to leave that relationship.
Communicate. This is the most important thing in a relationship. In any relationship in fact. Think about why you think he doesn't love you, what exactly happened that may cause it and discuss about it with him. Nothing is certain until you talk about your concerns with him.
Anonymous
July 3rd, 2018 4:22am
Talk to him about this. Communication is key in a relationship, and leaving these questions floating around in your head can make it toxic. If you're constantly questioning his love for you, then his repeated need to validate himself may actually make your fears true. I can not stress how important talking to him is. If you really think he does not love you, then mention this to him. Perhaps he may change his behavior.
if your boyfriend leaves you that would be more serious but if you are still together, you have him in your life to communicate and work your problems. pain is valid and you should be open and comfortable speaking the truth with him and letting him know that you don't want to lose him.
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