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Is it her or is it me? Love or In-Love

My girlfriend of two years and I just broke up. I was on the fence throughout our relationship, never really sure, and struggling with the anxiety it caused me. I fixated on things about her I didn't like and ignored things I should have cherished. I love her but rarely, if ever, felt in love. My mind was occupied with: "Is it her or is it me?" Am I a neurotic commitment-phobe or is she simply not the one? I dreaded breaking up but always felt I was delaying the inevitable, that we were wrong for each other, that it was unfair for her especially. Now that it's over I'm a wreck, flipping between thinking it's for the best and wondering if I could still make it work. I've found myself in similar situations with two past girlfriends, but never as long-lasting as this. My parents have been together for 30 years and are happy despite the usual ups and downs. I want so bad for this girl to be the one, but don't dare make a move until I'm 100% sure. Even so, it's probably too late.


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Turn off the television and teach your children how to think.

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If you don't feel it, then you don't feel it.

Quit trying to force it. Love tends to blossom and then grow; if you never felt that with this girl then she was not 'the one.'

Let it go and move on.

P.S. You can use each relationship to help you identify both what you WANT and what you DON'T WANT from your girlfriends; look at this last one as a learning experience and be thankful for what you had as well as glad you didn't get stuck with someone you don't really want.

Love, Learn, Try again.

Posted 2009-05-18T01:50:24Z
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How old are you Matt? Are you the same one who was having girl problem in the past and we advised in this column? Did you heed any of the advice given to you before?

Posted 2009-05-18T18:17:41Z
 

I am 28. I've never written to this site before.

Posted 2009-05-18T19:50:46Z
 
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Ok Matt, I get you. You are still too young to worry about settling down into marriage with anyone. Just enjoy yourself, have relationships, and see where things go from there. Just because your parents have been married so long, should not be a cause for pressure on you to do the same. The important thing is that you are happy (married or not). Of course, the other problem is that most women want a commitment sooner rather than later... But at 28, you shouldn't be rushed.

Posted 2009-05-18T20:13:20Z

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