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He has shown you who he is. Believe him. He has drained you and caused you to doubt yourself. How do you think you'll feel in another year if you stay?
Aye. First rule of dating: If you come away from an interaction with someone feeling negatively toward yourself, you need to get rid of him.
For the record I don't think your boyfriend is a bad guy. Just how he approaches a relationship is not your speed and his lack of relationship experience isn't working. I think you know what you need to do since it sounds like your needs are not getting met.
Absolutely. He's not a bad guy. He's just not a good fit for her. And he's not going to change to suit her. They will both be happier and better off with more compatible partners.
He's shown you who he is.
You don't like or enjoy being with who he is.
Why, exactly, would you be questioning whether you should break up with someone who doesn't make you happy and you don't enjoy being with? Kinda seems like a no-brainer to me...
You two are incompatible; feelings are irrelevant at this juncture.
I'm sorry, it can still hurt.
Don't waste anymore of your youth on someone who isn't right for you PLEASE. It is a mistake too many make. He will not change. Plenty of young men want to go out and be with their girlfriend.
Absolutely. He's not a bad guy. He's just not a good fit for her. And he's not going to change to suit her. They will both be happier and better off with more compatible partners.
Yep. That's what dating is all about. You see if the two of you work together, and if not, you move on. Doesn't mean anyone is wrong or bad, just wrong for you.
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