We have decided to agree to disagree....
My Girlfriend is a wonderful person. She loves me very much and I love her very much. We are both 25 and have been together for 3 years.
We share many of the same ideas and values.
We have some differences.
She tells me she wants to settle down, share a place together and eventually get married and have kids.
I am not ready to settle down at least not for a few years.
She has said she is "greedy" wanting more of me.
More commitment, more "I love you", more texts, too see me more often.
I enjoy our time together but I also enjoy time alone. I am quite happy to do things on my own. I am an only child.
She worries about spending time on her own and is very extrovert - she gains confidence and assurance from others.
I am internally confident, and so is she but I don't think she realises how to be confident for the majority of the time.
Her neediness carries potential to push me away. My lack of "neediness" makes her concerned about our future. She wants to feel needed and loved.
We have decided that this means we are not right for each other at present.
What can I do to help her?
Your reply is much appreciated.
My Girlfriend is a wonderful person. She loves me very much and I love her very much. We are both 25 and have been together for 3 years.
We share many of the same ideas and values.
We have some differences.
She tells me she wants to settle down, share a place together and eventually get married and have kids.
I am not ready to settle down at least not for a few years.
She has said she is "greedy" wanting more of me.
More commitment, more "I love you", more texts, too see me more often.
I enjoy our time together but I also enjoy time alone. I am quite happy to do things on my own. I am an only child.
She worries about spending time on her own and is very extrovert - she gains confidence and assurance from others.
I am internally confident, and so is she but I don't think she realises how to be confident for the majority of the time.
Her neediness carries potential to push me away. My lack of "neediness" makes her concerned about our future. She wants to feel needed and loved.
We have decided that this means we are not right for each other at present.
What can I do to help her?
Your reply is much appreciated.