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Hi my Girlfriend of 3 years says that she reallys loves me but is fed up of our relationship. She is going through a lot of other stress in her life. Is there anything I can do to hold onto the women I love so dearly
Already Tried: Talking to her
Hello. YOu say she is fed up and you say you have spoken to her, but what is the result? What is she fed up with exactly? The answer to this is the answer to your question. You both may need some time apart to regroup and to think about what is really going on and what you BOTH can do to fix the issues you are having. Keeping an open and honest communication with each other is the key. If you go through the issues one thing at a time and do it in a way where there is not a blame game going on, but rather a discussion as to how you can resolve the problems happening in the relationship. You may be talking with each other, but its HOW you talk to each other which will get you results or if you just go in circles. If you both want to be with each other and there are some issues that are just in the way of making that happen so that you are both happy, you need to identify the things she is fed up with and then go from there one step at a time. It's difficult to offer specifics without having more information, but that is the general thing you need to do. Yes, your relationship can be salvaged, if you both work together to do it.
We currently dont live together she lives with her parents, we have talked about moving in but she has said she is worried about growing up. I support her through everything, she says she is also fed up in general, I just feel like I am being made a scape goat here
I dont think she will work to rescue the relationship
Its possible, if she has a lot of stress in her life in general that the added pressure of having a relationship right now is too much. She may honestly feel she can't put as much into it as she should. Does she tell you specifics as to what she feels you are doing to make her fed up? Or is she vague?
She is Vauge - Saying she lacks the enthusiasium she would like to do things without thinking about me see her friends etc. things I have never stopped
I think you should tell her how you feel about her, make sure she understands it, then tell her that you think some space is best for both of you.I know space may seem counter productive when you want to be with her, but sometimes space is the best thing for a relationship under a lot of stress. It will force her to look at her priorities and determine what is important to her right now and what her real points of stress actually are.
Experience: Ph.D. Licensed Psychologist