Body & Soul0 min ago
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.You need to spell it out to him how you feel.
He may be going through some kind of a depression- not enjoying work anymore, and therefore closing himself off and ploughing his energies into computer games. He may be distancing himself from you as he isn't ready to talk about his feelings.
Even so, this does not excuse the way he treated you at the party. That is just plain rude. You need to tell him how you feel, and you need to ask him how he feels. And if he says there is nothing wrong, then he is just being selfish and ignorant, and maybe you are better off without him.
The key to any relationship is having open and honest lines of communication. When i get miserable with my job I tend to just clam up and watch TV etc rather than get angry and start shouting. It sounds like he's a bit unhappy at the moment, and you're obviously unhappy as well, so bottom line is that you need to discuss it with him, and see if you can work it out.
I have to say, I would feel a bit betrayed if my girlfriend was discussing our relationship with my mother behind my back without bringing it up with me first. On the other hand it's rude to treat you the way he did at the Xmas do. You do need to chat though, and hopefully you can work it all out.
I've told him how I feel face to face; as a matter of fact two different days this week b/c I've ended up crying b/c I'm so upset w/the way things are. I talked to him about the party the night I got home & the next day. Both times I've talked to him he has been sober; he still blows me off & tells me he did NO wrong whatsoever. So after he did that to me, we went to him mom's & had dinner 3 days later. He was & is still acting this way. I have no idea what to do!!??!
Also, it is interesting that you have been together for as long as you have. You moved in after a year- when everything is peachy. I think after 2-3 years you KNOW what you have got in your relationship.It takes that long to relax completely in each other's company. I think maybe what you have here, is just the truth. This is what he is like. No holds barred.
If he honestly won't make any effort to be nice to you, and refuses to hear your point of view, why not just suggest a seperation? See what he says. If he leaps at the chance then you have your answer. You need to make him appreciate you, and sometimes distance is the best way to do this.