help me guys..

Discussion in 'Relationships' started by bharathbala2003, Jun 30, 2006.

  1. bharathbala2003

    bharathbala2003 Member

    Messages:
    2
    Likes Received:
    0
    well iv been in love wit this gal n she loves me to.. but iam kinda over possessive.. i don like her talkin 2 any guy friends.. i know its not possible in practical life i get sad wen she does it.. somehow i am not able 2 share her even .1% she says am overboard wit possessiveness..mayb i am but i trust her 100% jus that i cant take up she talkin to guys :( can u help me guys.. pls
     
  2. ihmurria

    ihmurria fini

    Messages:
    17,892
    Likes Received:
    37
    you are overboard, possessive, and controlling if you don't want her talking to ANY guys

    She chose to be with YOU, not with other guys. There's nothign wrong with having friends of the opposite gender. This is YOUR hangup, it's not because of her.

    This sort of behaviour is one of the first steps in abusive relationships... and I personally would've fled if a guy told me he didn't want me speaking to -any- men
     
  3. bharathbala2003

    bharathbala2003 Member

    Messages:
    2
    Likes Received:
    0
    yes i accept.. i dunno like i alrdy had 2 brk ups.. i mean one jus left me for a frnd of mine.. n the other i stil dunno y.. so wen tis one has been goin good for 3 yrs now and so far she din talk 2 ny guy.. suddenly she started i mean they r like guys who had crush on her.. n so on.. n one guy is whom she first had a crush 3 yrs back... so am afraid if il get dumped :(
     
  4. ihmurria

    ihmurria fini

    Messages:
    17,892
    Likes Received:
    37
    women don't like neurotic, needy men
    and you're coming off as really insecure, which is a huge turn off
     
  5. cutelildeadbear

    cutelildeadbear Hip Forums Gym Rat

    Messages:
    1,435
    Likes Received:
    4
    This was hard to read, so please correct me if I have mistaken something here.

    You say you trust her, but not the other guys that want to talk to her. What exactly do you think is going to happen if she talks to them? Do you think she will like them better than you? Perhaps leave you for them? Maybe you need to believe in your own qualities a little more and believe that she digs you for who you are regardless of who anyone else is or what they have.

    And I really would seek professional help for this. You are young and you can change your mindset. There is absolutely no way in hell I would ever be with a man who wouldn't let me talk to other guys, or have guy friends. (especially since I'm a bit of a tomboy).

    It is ironic, the other night I was waiting for my client at the Y and there were two men talking to this woman. She was in her 40's I'd guess and the guys were a few years older perhaps. She was only talking about exercise, and having a completely innocent conversation. Her husband came up, butted in and gave her a very mean look, then walked away. Then she turned to the men and said to them, that she was not allowed to talk to other men because her husband gets jealous. Then she looked at me for some sort of approval. I said "then he isn't much of a man if you ask me, and I sure as hell wouldn't put up with that shit".

    My point is this will follow you for the rest of your life and make relationships nearly impossible if you don't try to work on it now.
     
  6. Grim

    Grim Wandering Wonderer

    Messages:
    1,432
    Likes Received:
    2
    Is your relationship somewhat new, or the first major "love" one?
    A lot of time in those cases there comes a VERY possessive stage, but it passes.

    It's not wrong to be protective/possessive - what's wrong is enforcing it too much.
    Remember, if she loves you as much as you love her - she feels the same way about you, and if you'd never hurt her, she'd never hurt you. Right? Right.

    Think about how many other girls you talk to on this forum, after all. No harm done there.
     
  7. nightwriter

    nightwriter Member

    Messages:
    143
    Likes Received:
    0
    and of course you would never talk to a female, would you?
     
  8. Gypsy_girl

    Gypsy_girl Member

    Messages:
    304
    Likes Received:
    1
    You're asking to much of her to *never* talk to another guy. I can understand why you feel insecure due to your past, but this girl has been with you for 3 years and just because one of the guys she's talking to has a crush on her, it doesn't mean she feels the same. Honestly, you need to try and rationalise this and realise it's your insecurity and work on it as such; write about it, talk about it, anything you need to to work yourself past it, but you really need to leave it behind you otherwise it'll destroy your relationship with her.
     
  9. ihmurria

    ihmurria fini

    Messages:
    17,892
    Likes Received:
    37
    what about when she gets a job? She isn't allowed to talk to her male coworkers or superiors? Not allowed to talk to male customers?

    jeez
     
  10. garfbag

    garfbag Member

    Messages:
    53
    Likes Received:
    0
    dude... being protective and possessive as you is really tiring and requires a lot of energy... and you have been doing this for 3 years?... I got to say... you did put some effort in to this relationship... but it just in the wrong place... it may be okay to be possissive for the first like... 6 months?... but after that... it should be based on trust... and since you do trust her... there shouldn't be any problem there...

    I think you should ease up a bit... like lower the level of possessiveness... like let her talk to other friends... and ask her to share what they talked about... or try to join their conversation... get your answer through talking to her... if anything changes... you will notice... trust me on that... of course if she is a real bitch and play this game before, she may end up burning you.... but still...
     
  1. This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register.
    By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies.
    Dismiss Notice