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Is it just me?, do you push your bf/gf away sometimes?
imperfectionistx
post Apr 28 2008, 01:49 AM
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So my relationship situation has greatly improved since I last posted here several months ago. It's been a huge turnaround. BUT the frustrating part seems to by my fault :( When my boyfriend tries his best to be nice and caring towards me, I tend to push him away, get mad, irritated, etc. Whereas when he was an ass to me I would be right there berating and blaming myself; which is what he seems to be doing now (which doesn't have much of an effect on me besides pissing me off).

This is the same thing that happened to me in my last relationship. I concluded it was because after getting treated not-so-good for so long (and in more than one relationship), I taught myself not to accept any type of caring or compassion (to prevent myself from getting hurt, possibly? Not entirely sure.) And this is a bad thing, as it hurts my boyfriend and I know it. I just don't know how to stop. When I try to appreciate and accept that he changed, I just seem to get more frustrated.

I was wondering... do any of you react in a similar way to your significant other?
What did you do to improve your situation?
Or did it not improve at all?

Feedback/opinions welcome (:
 
 
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post Apr 28 2008, 03:17 AM
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Sometimes I feel like I'm pushing my boyfriend away but it's not necessarily when he's just being nice and affectionate. I think that sometimes it's just because we all need some space or maybe because we are dealing with something deeper (like you mentioned about past relationships) that we just end up hurting those we care about the most. I'm not sure, I'm trying to work through it right now.

Anyway, I think that you should just explain to him that you aren't purposefully trying to push him away, but that it could just be that you react this way when he's nice because of how you've been treated in the past. I think that if he at least knows this, then maybe he will be able to be more understanding and help you through it.

 

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