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Why do you keep thinking there's something you can do to magically fix this? You can't. So get to work showing her every day that she can trust you and that you will never break that trust again. It takes time.
Leave. Tell her you don’t feel appreciated and that you’ve tried the best you could. Stand firm regardless of what she says, because at this point it’s just talk. Ultimately you’re trying to convince someone to give you sex. That’s always a bad position to be in. Nothing you can do about it. She looks at it as a chore. And hangs it over your head with this checklist. Clearly manipulative. The reason for her not having sex with you is not important anymore. You trying to find an answer is just spinning your wheels and building frustration. Stop asking her or yourself why. You two aren’t compatible. That’s it. You aren’t happy and you don’t trust her and it’s eating at your mental health. The screaming matches followed by radio silence with no resolution- Sounds toxic as hell. Again leave.
You’re a 30 year old man. Still young and in your prime. Be single. Download some dating apps. Start lifting weights/working out/eating healthy. It’ll help a lot. Right now is a critical time to focus on your health. It won’t be easy to walk away from 4 years, painful in fact. A year from now you’ll be much happier and healthier. Invest in your sanity and happiness now.
This is a theme of your comments:
feels like she doesn’t respect me when she makes these massive decisions against my will
When you don't even respect her enough to not call her own decisions “wacky”.
How's the idea that you need to take a step back, take a deep breath and think, maybe you're showing signs of being a controlling narcissist for so long, that your girlfriend is reaching her boiling point.
You have been together 6 years, and both of you have grown and changed in that time. It is normal that uou wouldn't feel the same feelings as you mature and grow older. As for the honeymoon phase, that isn't something upu should pursue as it always eventually ends. However, it sounds like you have fallen out of live which is not surprising since neither of you are the same people you were when you were 14.
In the very basic look, your relationship is no longer about you and your bf, its a about you, bf, and your son. But you never actually built a relationship with this person.
With your son, your reasoning is right in the post. Your son is bonded to him and your ready to break up and know it will hurt your son. Imagine this is your cycle for every new bf, he is not emotional built to deal with that roller-coaster.