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I'm starting to lose my feelings for this girl but I'm so scared of breaking up with her

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Question - (13 April 2009) 7 Answers - (Newest, 16 April 2009)
A male United States age 30-35, *ikestence writes:

Hello everybody...

I've been with my girlfriend for 10 months now and we've already been through so much together... But, I think starting to lose my feelings for this girl but I'm so scared of breaking up with her because i don't want to hurt her and all her family lives me too. What should I do? Any advice would be great thanks

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A male reader, Mikestence United States +, writes (16 April 2009):

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Well me and my girlfriend talked about alot of things and she didn't approve of the break thing and she was yelling at me and stuff and a stood my ground! I told her she needs to stop treating me so bad or I'm going to leave her then she calmed down and we talk about it and stuff. I think were getting better. Thanks everyone

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A female reader, mervy Australia +, writes (14 April 2009):

mervy agony auntPanic attacks shouldn't be used as leverage against you. They are nasty but not life threatening, speaking from experience. Unfortunately the only way you are going to get through this is by being strong against her, and standing your ground. I think she's using the panic attacks to guilt you into staying with her. If she really cares she will run with this break for you, and it might even make her realise how innapropriately she's been treating you. It's gonna be tough, but hope everything turns out for the best. Let us know!

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A male reader, Mikestence United States +, writes (13 April 2009):

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Well thanks everyone for giving me advice I think every single one of you are rite. I think I do need a break but how can I tell her that? Every time I say something about breaking up or anything along that line she has a panic attack and she starts crying and I can't take it so I just give in and let her have whatever she desires and I let her walk all over me!

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A female reader, mervy Australia +, writes (13 April 2009):

mervy agony auntwow that comment was really below the belt, that's just downright nasty. Maybe she's feeling the same way? I definitely think that you need to have a break from this relationship - obviously neither of you are having a great time in it.

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A male reader, Mikestence United States +, writes (13 April 2009):

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Well she always gets on my nerves and she's says stuff that she know I don't like... For example she talks about my mom and how she left me when I was a baby she says stuff like oh well maybe it was a good thing she left you and she has been really mean lately. We fight so much I can't take it anymore!!!!

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A female reader, mervy Australia +, writes (13 April 2009):

mervy agony auntdefinitely agree with trying to spend time apart. Even if you're losing "feelings" for her, are you still "friends" with her? Maybe try doing some different things together - things you haven't done before.

If worst comes to worst, a break may be what's in order to truly test the relationship. Remember, it doesn't have to be permanent. Good Luck!

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A male reader, Matt269 United States +, writes (13 April 2009):

Matt269 agony auntare you sure you are losing your feeling for her. try spending some time apart. if you still don't miss her or have any feeling for her then you should just break up with her.

you are going to hurt her eventually if you don't have feeling for her. better sooner than later.

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