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I guess I just expected or wanted more on the text side of it because our meet ups are everyweek or every 2 weeks because we both work long hours, have different hobbies and lives as well as completely different social circles.
So why couldn't you speak on your need rather than come here and get (mostly shit) advice?
OP is already needy and insecure I doubt telling his gf 'I expect you to message me more because I have no life/ hobbies' is the solution. Much better for him to come here, bitch about it, see he is being needy and HOPEFULLY work on that.
Lol. So a guy who would like to his gf more must want to do so because he has no life/hobbies? Cant be he just wants something closer to an actual relationship? People advise against LDR's, this sounds awfully close to one, whats the point if youre seeing someone the same amt of time youd see them if they lived further away? Maybe im crazy, but if Im seeing someone every other week and barely talking to them...thats a fwb and I make it that type of relationship.
Following N2's advice could definitely get him dumped. But thats more cause the chick just doesnt really care to talk to him and this is an excuse. If she cares abt the relationship, hearing her bfs concern is gonna lead to better communication. He could do nothing, and guess what will continue, she'll continue to meet every 2 weeks or every week, never really contact him and then just break up anyway when she realizes, I dont really want to talk to him. OP prob has some insecurities, but Im not gonna advise the guy to continue having the relationship he wants more from. And wanting to talk to someone you call your gf is normal. If the chick bails at that notion, she wasnt really into you.
Simple truth, the chicks who give a fuck about you arent trying to dump you when you have a well reasoned out concern or need The chicks who do dump you for it, dont care.
And OP, she texted you and sent you a snap the next day. If you want a relationship where you talk more, maybe over the phone, LEAD it there...pick up the phone when you want to talk to her.
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Arch, Dr. Sue Johnson, who co-developed Emotionally Focused Therapy, the famous Gottmans, and other heavy weights in couple and marriage therapy would take umbrage to your developing a relationship without needs (which is effectively what you're promoting).
Look into Gottman's 'Relationship House'; the ingredients, if you will, for creating healthy and long-lasting relationships. Dr. John Gottman's work is well respected and is based on the most current research findings as well as decades of clinical experience working with couples.
Im curious to see Arch's reaction to this as he often throws science to back a point. If the studies support N2s views are they to be followed? Do they matter? And if they cant be followed or dont matter, how can you use science? Just a thought. If the rs is on a thin string like that, then its already over anyway.