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Commitment Problems
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Ok, I'll try and sum up my 5 year relationship.
My partner (age 24) and I have been seeing each other for over 5 years now however we aren't officially together! We speak every day, see each other every weekend and thursday, go on holiday together, cuddle together and sleep with each other. We go out all the time and he cares about me more than anything - however, he insists that he isnt my boyfriend!
Everyone says that we may as well be together and treat us like we are. However, he went on a date the other week with a girl he has liked for ages and she has contacted him since. He has now left for a year teaching in South Korea and I miss him terribly.
I just dont know how to get him to realise how good I am to him like his friends do and want to commit to me! Any help would be much appreciated xxx
My partner (age 24) and I have been seeing each other for over 5 years now however we aren't officially together! We speak every day, see each other every weekend and thursday, go on holiday together, cuddle together and sleep with each other. We go out all the time and he cares about me more than anything - however, he insists that he isnt my boyfriend!
Everyone says that we may as well be together and treat us like we are. However, he went on a date the other week with a girl he has liked for ages and she has contacted him since. He has now left for a year teaching in South Korea and I miss him terribly.
I just dont know how to get him to realise how good I am to him like his friends do and want to commit to me! Any help would be much appreciated xxx
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But the more important question is, why on earth would you even consider putting up with it? He clearly just isn't that into you, and has very little respect for you, or he would have got his act together a loooong time ago. You can't make him want to commit to you - only he can do that, and if he wanted to it would have happened by now and he would have made it clear where you both stood before he buggered off half way across the world and left you hanging.
Don't waste any more of your life on the loser - get a bit of self respect, and get out there to find yourself a guy who can actually offer you a proper, healthy, loving relationship.
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