| feeling like a disappointment |
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tashar_boo Junior Member   Posts: 39 Group: Registered Joined: Mar 2007 Status: Offline Reputation
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| feeling like a disappointment
i'm in a relationship.. i am happy yes; but lately it feels like i'm failing my boyfriend as a girlfriend.. he says i'm perfect but he talks about his dream girl when he was younger and the oher girlfriends he's had... i feel like i don't deserve him cos it's like i can never amount to his past girlfriends.... i don't know how to deal with it anymore. i want to be strong and fight these feelings i've been getting lately. apart from that he seems so perfect and i wish i could be perfect like him...... |
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| 10-26-2007 09:49 AM | |
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NewBirth Unregistered MyMood: None Points:
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he talks about his dream girl when he was younger and the oher girlfriends he's had he shouldnt b doing this maybe try talking 2 him & telling him how much its upsetting u |
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| 10-26-2007 11:51 AM | |
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HaoShe Unregistered MyMood: None Points:
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i'm in a relationship.. i am happy yes; but lately it feels like i'm failing my boyfriend as a girlfriend.. he says i'm perfect but he talks about his dream girl when he was younger and the oher girlfriends he's had... i feel like i don't deserve him cos it's like i can never amount to his past girlfriends.... i don't know how to deal with it anymore. i want to be strong and fight these feelings i've been getting lately. apart from that he seems so perfect and i wish i could be perfect like him...... I think he has unrealistic expectations. Don't be deceived - I don't think anyone, if they were honest, would agree with the fact that they are perfect. As I age, I find more imperfections in myself. As much as it feels good to think that one is perfect, it is probably better to give him a dose of reality and let this one go. No relationship can last if it is based on the unattainable ideal of perfection. No relationship is healthy if one or both are trying to be perfect. The standard of perfection, like beauty is in the eye of the beholder. You will drive yourself nuts if you try to pursue it - you have to be always changing in order to remain perfect. Its like balancing an upsidedown pyramid on your head (point in contact with head).
BTW, I have read that all males build an image of the perfect woman (to worship) over the course of their life and spend their whole life trying to find this ideal woman. This may be the reason why many males aren't able to commit to a lifelong relationship with one woman - as soon as they find someone who better matches their image of a perfect woman, they drop everything else and go chasing after it.
All the wonderful multimedia communications of our day have simply accelerated the process - when a male sees something better, he simply enhances his concept of the perfect woman and starts seeking out a revised version of perfection. Back in the day when there was no TV, Internet, Cell Phones, cars, etc, any woman would look good to a farmer after he spent all day looking at the south end of a mule going north.
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| 10-26-2007 03:22 PM | |
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Blue Sky Senior Member      Posts: 615 Group: Registered Joined: Jun 2007 Status: Offline Reputation
MyMood:  Points: 62.92 [View Inventory] | RE: feeling like a disappointment
he talks about his dream girl when he was younger and the oher girlfriends he's had he shouldnt b doing this maybe try talking 2 him & telling him how much its upsetting u NewBirth is right, he shouldn't be doing this. It makes for a very unhealthy relationship. Yes, talk to him, tell him how it is affecting you, no one in the world is perfect, we all have our faults and little quirks. |
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| 10-26-2007 06:08 PM | |
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jjam Member    Posts: 193 Group: Registered Joined: Aug 2007 Status: Offline Reputation
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I've gotta agree with newbirth on this one. That's some insensitive stuff there, and it is revealing. |
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| 10-26-2007 11:15 PM | |
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mink Unregistered MyMood: None Points:
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Yup, he shouldn't be doing that unless you ask him voluntarily to. Just not right. But talking to him about it too should help to resolve any misunderstanding here. Hope it works out fine. |
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| 10-28-2007 08:37 PM | |
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That Guy Unregistered MyMood: None Points:
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I wish I could find my perfect woman... :_( |
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| 10-29-2007 10:26 AM | |
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NewBirth Unregistered MyMood: None Points:
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she sounds like a cruel self absorbed person 2 me cosmic. r u saying ur even worse than that?? |
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| 10-29-2007 03:15 PM | |
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Droplet Unregistered MyMood: None Points:
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i'm in a relationship.. i am happy yes; but lately it feels like i'm failing my boyfriend as a girlfriend.. he says i'm perfect but he talks about his dream girl when he was younger and the oher girlfriends he's had... i feel like i don't deserve him cos it's like i can never amount to his past girlfriends.... i don't know how to deal with it anymore. i want to be strong and fight these feelings i've been getting lately. apart from that he seems so perfect and i wish i could be perfect like him...... I think he has unrealistic expectations. Don't be deceived - I don't think anyone, if they were honest, would agree with the fact that they are perfect. As I age, I find more imperfections in myself. As much as it feels good to think that one is perfect, it is probably better to give him a dose of reality and let this one go. No relationship can last if it is based on the unattainable ideal of perfection. No relationship is healthy if one or both are trying to be perfect. The standard of perfection, like beauty is in the eye of the beholder. You will drive yourself nuts if you try to pursue it - you have to be always changing in order to remain perfect. Its like balancing an upsidedown pyramid on your head (point in contact with head).
BTW, I have read that all males build an image of the perfect woman (to worship) over the course of their life and spend their whole life trying to find this ideal woman. This may be the reason why many males aren't able to commit to a lifelong relationship with one woman - as soon as they find someone who better matches their image of a perfect woman, they drop everything else and go chasing after it.
All the wonderful multimedia communications of our day have simply accelerated the process - when a male sees something better, he simply enhances his concept of the perfect woman and starts seeking out a revised version of perfection. Back in the day when there was no TV, Internet, Cell Phones, cars, etc, any woman would look good to a farmer after he spent all day looking at the south end of a mule going north.
LMAO! Funny! 
I agree, he's having too high expectations. Have dignity, don't go to great lengths to please him
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| 10-30-2007 12:36 AM | |
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cklove Unregistered MyMood: None Points:
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How can someone be in a serious rel. with you and say these things? Do you believe what he is saying? This is disrespectful and if you stay in this kind of a rel. you are disrespecting yourself. It's going to deplete your self-esteem. Definitely tell this guy how his behavior is not cool and how it hurts your feelings. love yourself enough to tell him to step it up or take a hike. If you don't who will? |
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| 10-30-2007 10:02 AM | |
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