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A couple doesn't have to agree on everything or see everything through the same set of lenses to work. But a couple does need to have a good foundation of like-minded principles. It sounds like you both don't just have some differences, but rather you're operating on entirely different foundations on your own.
You *may* be able to keep things afloat for who knows how long, but it's not going to really be a happy existence. It's going to be a constant pulling in each direction as you both try to find ways to gain a little ground of your own and 'soften' the other and it's going mean neither one of you are going to be nearly as happy or as fulfilled as you would be with a partner that actually matches your ideas and principles.
i appreciate your post and thank you for taking the time to write it.
to clarify, i did not say we were rushing into marriage. at the time we were discussing our goals for the future and we’ve “played” out what our perfect world would be like. he’s a planner and likes to plan things out and see where we would end up. i understand i am young, but my age doesn’t define my maturity. i have experienced good things and traumatic things at a very young age and since then i have pretty good idea of what i’m doing.
my parents have done a good job with raising me and how to manage my money. i live in my own place, pay my own bills, and make car payments. they have taught me with religious morals/values but now i’m agnostic.
moving on, my partner and i have had many discussions on which route to take and we’ve both been open with where we are in our lives. every relationship has bumps in the road and i’d like to say for my relationship we’ve seen the best/worst versions of ourselves.
I think that as long as you don't understand why she's upset, you haven't yet earned advice for how to handle this situation.
Yes to push her off of me, that’s all
I am pretty sure her empathy about your problems would be the same regardless of how many friends she has…
I had a couple (crappy) relationships like this in my younger days and I now have the power of hindsight and middle-age to say that he is an absolute tool who doesn’t respect her. There is no way in 20 years she will look back on this as a great relationship. One of my bf’s had a neighbour who he’d had previous liaisons with and I’d frequently catch him coming out of her place as I’d arrive at his. They’d only had a cup of tea and a chat though! (As he was adjusting his trousers and smoothing his hair). Yeah.
This is an underestimate for current rental pricing. Still a good break down for the best case scenario.
I'd really like to give you a quick update to you that answered me. We worked through the whole thing, we speak for days and we are doing it pretty much very good by now, we are still trying to communicate every thing that we feel and it is working very good. Thank you for answering