pavm
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Post by pavm on Apr 28, 2022 12:08:21 GMT
3 days ago and after a 5 years relationship with my gf, 4 years of living together (after moving to this country), after 1 dog and 3 cats and many many things together and trips..she told me she's not in love with me. The main reason is (and I admit it was my fault), I've put a lot of pressure on her with my jealousy and control although she never gave me a reason..the last 1 and half years she was feeling that she was falling out of love. She told me that another reason is the sex..because I don't have any experience apart from her. And also she wants to explore herself. Although she told me that when she's thinking and dreaming about her future/marriage/kids she can see only me. Another issue is that we still live together with our animals ofcourse because first off all os difficult even for her to live on her own without me after so long but it's also the money and all the things we have together. But this situation for me is so so difficult to see her and not be able to kiss her..I am crying all day and I feel so lonely. Because I am a quiet person, no confidence no strong character. How can I go out there meet new people? Get new experience in all ways? And ofcourse be able to get over her..although I don't know if I want to because I will always hope that we will get back together and grow old together.
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Post by liammurphy on Apr 28, 2022 12:31:11 GMT
Hi Pavm, Thank you for reaching out. A break-up is a very difficult time and it can be full of emotional lows and highs. As you still live together it can be difficult to begin to move on and move forward, however it's not impossible. If you both can continue to communicate, you might be able to reach some resolution and closure faster. While it may not completely apply to you circumstances, here is an article which provides some help and advice about how to navigate a break-up: www.lgbthero.org.uk/fs158-six-ways-to-make-the-best-of-a-break-upIf you are struggling and need someone impartial to talk to, there are different routes you can take to find a therapist or counsellor: www.lgbthero.org.uk/accessing-mental-healthcareThere will be lots of people on this forum who have been through something very similar to what you are going through. I hope they will offer their insight and advice to help you through this time. Please do keep in touch with us on the LGBT HERO forums and don't hesitate to reach out if you need to talk more. Liam LGBT HERO
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