I caught him in a lie and he started to get physical with me in a hostile way. Physically threatening behavior is an absolute deal breaker for me. At 6’3” and 220lbs he outweighs me by over 100lbs.
I was calm and was not escalating verbally but he was angry that I caught him and so on.
I am hard NC since. Never before has a man behaved toward me in a physically threatening manner.
So I’m OUT.
Not saying this didn’t happen in your case, but I’ve dated prolifically over the past couple years and I always like to ask women about why their previous relationships ended.
I’m absolutely astounded at how often I hear about various versions of abuse. I’d say 50% cite some form of physical abuse as a reason why a relationship ended, and a majority allege “emotional” abuse. It’s almost never just “it didn’t work out with him/I lost attraction”. And I date a cross section of women (ages 23- early 30s typically).
Not to discount the legitimate allegations, but women are prone to painting themselves as victims, as this behaviour is rewarded by society/white knights. And women rarely accept blame of any kind for the failing of a relationship. It’s always things like “I felt threatened”.
Women crave positive male attention and validation, and creating some version of victimhood gets her this, even if it’s just by making posts in a forum.
Sorry for the tangent - to the OP, your feelings are normal for someone your age in an LTR. As previous noted in the comments, first figure out what it is you want. If it’s a relationship with a future you seek, and your girl is a good fit for you aside from the extra pounds, work out with her and see if she’ll change her eating habits.
If you just want to experience more women, which is normal and nothing to be ashamed of, then eject, spin plates, and have the confidence you’ll find someone just as good or better if/when you’re ready to settle.