What Do I Do If I Get This Job?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Sounds like you need to take a break and evaluate exactly how you feel, emotionally and hormonally if that is the case.
Let him know the situation and how you are feeling so he knows exactly how the land lies. If he is anything like a decent guy he'll be bending over backwards to help you out.
Don't leave him out of things if you do decide to go your seperate ways that's the worst thing yo could do.
Don't tell him you've been like this for 8 months that'll just make him worried and more confused.
Oh and don't rush into anything with anyone else just because someone else may be paying you attention that's not good after being in a long term relationship.
See your old mates or something when you're not seeing him. If it all works out you'll grow to miss him sure enoug.
Although you may feel confused and emotionally up and down you need time to be yourself again.
Good luck.
Do you feel this way all the time ? Could it be that your thinking & worrying about it so much that your actually 'making' yourself feel this way (hope that makes sense) But make sure your honest with him & yourself |
3 years is a long time, my boy and i are coming up to that mark too and I see where you're coming from completely. But I don't really think that it nessesarily means you need a break or whatever. I bet sex isn't as explosive as it was when you first got together either, but you were prepared for that, it's normal. So maybe kisses change too, there's not effort put in, or there's too much (far worse in my opinion, ergh, slobbery!). Maybe one of you has got lazy with the kissing and/or other stuff? Who knows. I think sometimes people are too quick to point at a problem and see it as a way to leave their lover. If you don't want to be with him anymore you'l going to be able to tell by more than a kiss, you know in your gut what the real problem is, I'm sure.
Sorry, I don't mean to sound condescending and preachy, I'm honestly in a similar situation but I do think it can be fixed. It's a cliche but maybe communication is the key?