Yeah yeah, you're right on many levels, but it's still a verbal attack, which triggers defensive responses.
That's the cue for my first response.
You're right I was in a slight uproar when I posted the first, but your extrapolations went way too far, and too fast.
Yes, I'm attracted to her, but I have always had very little emotional bonding, which in light of some elements that came to light, felt like it evaporated quickly and left me with an impression of a fragile and helpless girl (helpless in the face of her own temptations.)
Yes, she was the active pursuer of sexual experimentation, but has always left room for me to say stop.
You're right that I should set boundaries, and yes, I let her read.
Being as it is, she seems to honestly want me to pick up more women, and is even doubling as a wing. I'm having hard times not trying to interpret this psychologically as a repressed insecurity, but recent development will probably change this as it now seems I'm the insecure one, and if that proves the case, then the problem is easily solved.
Yes, the option of leaving was one we came to in a discussion when she stated that she doesn't want to change who she is, even though she doesn't want to loose me. So that option was a collaborative one. I have no desire to manipulate her against her will, and thus the option remained.
My intention was to find out whether others have been in the situation of loosing respect for their significant other, and whether or not this is likely to be temporal, or whether the "weakness" will be apparent to your eyes for the rest of the relationship.
In which case it's seriously going to cramp my ability to love her, and we'd both be better off moving on, instead of staying in a relationship with one broken wing.
The title "I'm fucking up the relationship" comes from the my feeling of loosing respect for her and thus feeling that the emotions are becoming more one-sided. The relationship seems unbalanced, and it was meant to illustrate that it is on my side the relationship is changing, and not hers. (Thus it is my values which are the cause of the limping, not her actions.)
There's no coke, that was from a post by Txacoli.
Yeah, yeah, no; We don't discuss the sexual activities with her parents, that seems somewhat inappropriate.
The politically correct ?
I'm sure.
Everyone display different masks at different occasions.
I'm not going to have sex with her mother to prove I'm the same person with her as with my girlfriend. This is completely derogatory and has no bearing on the case.
You're painting a picture that's extreme in every way in order to prove some point, yes ?
But look, Sex isn't bad, all things considered, an active sex-life is actually good for health, both physical and emotional.
Now, it's not gone the way that we have sex with large groups, but an intimate setting with people we like, sure. That's not a problem.
Drugs; I'm liberal about these, as long as they're done with moderation and a person knows and respects their limit, then it's fine.
I'm talking mild drugs here, not fucking cocaine, and this has never been an issue.
"what is freedom without discipline ? " that is my point.
But in my view the discipline should come from the individual, not be pressed upon them. (Which leads to the whole question of reverse psychology.)
over-sexual, as a couple, I agree.
Personally, no. I swing between low and high sexual desire, but it's always tempered and I do not get off with random people. It's an issue I have, I do not like the purely physical aspect, since it grows boring too quickly. I need involvement of a higher level in order to get turned on by a woman.
Quote:
"you need to set boundaries .. no fucking around with random people... woman do not feel safe around men that do not set clear boundaries. Of course you can set too many boundaries and choke your girlfriend so do not overdo it.
if she does not talk to you about her problems you have to be more active ... ask her what she doesn't like about your relationship.. ask her what she doesn't like in general. Giving her the freedom like you do now does not improve her situation."
This, thank you, is helpful.
(That's what I meant by saying you're a beautiful person. You do have gold remarks, but the direct confrontational style looses charm after a few back and forths, to me.)
So, yes. Thank you for that.