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It sounds like you care deeply about your girlfriend and want to support her through this difficult time. It's understandable that you're feeling anxious about how to approach the situation, but there are things you can do to help.
Firstly, it's important to acknowledge that your girlfriend is going through a tough time and to let her know that you're there for her. You can do this by listening to her, offering words of support and encouragement, and letting her know that you understand how she feels. It's important to avoid dismissing her feelings or telling her to “just snap out of it,” as this can make her feel even worse.
Regarding her not eating, it's important to try and encourage her to eat, but not to force her. Offer to make her favorite foods or to go out and get something to eat. If she's feeling overwhelmed or anxious about eating, try to find out why and address those concerns. Perhaps she's worried about running out of food, or about not having enough money to buy more. If this is the case, you can reassure her that you'll find a way to get by and that things will get better in time.
If your girlfriend snaps at you, try not to take it personally. It's likely that she's feeling frustrated and overwhelmed and is taking her feelings out on you. Instead, try to stay calm and understanding, and let her know that you're there for her when she's ready to talk.
It's also important to take care of yourself during this time. Make sure you're getting enough sleep, eating well, and taking time for yourself to relax and recharge. This will help you be more present and supportive for your girlfriend.
Oooffttt OP, you need professional help. Yesterday.
You are controlling how he looks. You are spying on him.
There is nothing about this post that is OK. In fact, you are a walking red flag.
You need to tell him what you have done. It will probably cost you your relationship, but that is a good thing for him.
You need professional help to learn how to deal with your insecurities without going to lengths this extreme.
You definitely are overreacting.
As well as you know each other there are things you forgot or haven't paid attention to, or that you think you know about each other that have changed. So go back to the beginning, the time of discovering your partner. Tell her you want to start over, and ask her on a date. (No movies) Tell here we're going to pretend we're on a first date and just getting to know one another for the first time and to please just go with it. Get dressed up nice with a fresh haircut and do what you would do to impress a girl you really like, as if it was the first time she went out with you. Clean out your car, open the door for her, bring flowers, give her compliments throughout the evening. Ask what the name of her perfume is (even if you already know and you bought it for her), pretend both know nothing about one another.
I've done this with my partner when time weren't tough and it was fun and I learned some things I thought I had known but didn't.
Google a list of things to talk about on a first date to get to know someone, and just let the conversation flow.
At the end of the evening walk her to the door, tell her you had a wonderful time and would like to take her out again, and if you're feeling a vibe, ask her if you may kiss her.
My husband got invited in for coffee. We don't drink coffee at night. ?
Afterwards talk about treating each other with the tenderness and kindness of new love. When your relationship is something you see as fragile and wonderful and worthy of cherishing.
I wanted my first husband to do this with me but he said, “You get married so you don't have to date anymore.” I should have seen this for the lack of attention to the relationship that it was because my 10 year with him wre never as good as the first 6 months.
My current partner and I cherish and nurture the romance and joy at having found each other. We celebrate the rarity of what we have. We treat each other with kindness and lift one another up at every opportunity. It's been 13 years and I still get buttflies when he opens my door for me or tells me I look pretty.
Love cannot exist in a vacuum. It needs light and air and frequent tending.
Maybe if you actually read the post instead of trolling you would know why I am concerned. Because I am not going to fuck him if he's in a relationship with her. But clearly that's not something you can understand.
Yes, we share locations and trust isn’t in issue in that aspect.
The defensiveness is so odd. And it’s borderline invalidating of my feelings. Because I know how important his relationship is for his mom, and his feelings/need to visit her often because she’s getting older and lives alone. But I don’t understand why I am rarely included. It makes him frustrated to have to reassure me that she likes me and it’s nothing personal… but it feels personal.
I have tried giving him dates a while ago but they feel through. I will try that again.
I agree the constant (every to every few months or so) request is triggering to him… but this really bothers me.
100% you are strong enough to do this and do it now before your children view his behaviour/your relationship as normal
Absolutely do not accept this bullshitry!!!