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Sounds to me like your love language is words of affirmation.
This means that either you are insecure, or you simply want people to verify what you think about yourself. Being in a relationship that doesn't provide this can be tough, especially when the relationship itself keeps you from getting that affirmation from elsewhere.
Before your relationship, you said you were confident. Now you are not. It's worth considering whether any relationship that doesn't make you a better person than you are without it is worth remaining in.
Well at least affirmation, cause another feeling i remember is when she is with her best friend (pretty much gay friend) and i feel like i am a third wheel, which makes me feel bad as well..
but yes i have really thought it through, but whenever i am with her and it goes well, i just feel like i want to be with her forever, and occasionally she does really nice things for me as well (she bought clothes to me from Nice where she had spent 5 days), and when i asked for her plans she said that she hadn't really planted to do other things than be with me the next week, at least when i had time. And these things really made me feel good. We have so much fun together, and in most ways we are close to the perfect match. But i am starting to overreact about everything, how she kisses me goodbye, how sweet she writes me and such... but i really don't want to let her go neither, dammit it is hard!
Your post here indicates that your emotions are making you needy. You say you feel bad when you are with her and a gay friend of hers. Are you the third wheel, or are you just imagining that because you are insecure that you don't have her undivided attention.
What she likely will find most attractive is a guy who doesn't need to be the center of her attention 100% of the time. There is a classic, perfect explanation for this. Women are in relationships with men for certain reasons. When you act needy, you act like a child. If you need to be the focus of her attention all the time, you are just like a kid. Women don't date children, nothing will kill a sex drive more than a kid nagging at her all the time for more juice, or help with a puzzle, or to read a book, or whatever. You get the point.
You've written enough here that even if she is part of the problem, you are also part of it. Stop thinking about wanting her for the rest of your life, and start worrying about what you can do for yourself for the rest of your life. I'm not saying dump her or treat her like shit. Just work on getting to a place where you can accept that you can be important to her, and not be the center of her attention all the time. If you are able to do that covertly and not blow it while you progress, you'll find that she will be chasing you or invested heavily by the time you've gotten where you need to be.