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Feeling so confused with current relationship.....

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11 Sep 13 #406854 by tillibud
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Thank you all for your advice.

I do feel comfortable sharing my feelings with him and he does with me to a point but it''s that point that may cause a problem in the future. I don''t want to be with him, no matter how deep my feelings are if he can''t communicate with me , it''s important to me and I am not willing to change who i am and what i want, so I would walk away. In the meantime he has all the time and patience from me to try but if it doesn''t work then we just weren''t meant to be together.

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11 Sep 13 #406896 by Shoegirl
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Sorry I had understood that you were trying not to show your insecurities to him from you previous post.

Glad you are comfortable sharing your feelings.

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11 Sep 13 #406922 by tillibud
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Sorry Shoegirl, what I meant is I can share my feelings with him about how I feel, I have shared a little bit of my insecurities with him but try not to show too much on that as I am conscious of driving him away. My insecurities are caused by my past and his inability to communicate deeply doesnt help me but I don''t want to apportion blame as that wouldn''t help either of us.

Does that make sense :)

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