- Oct 7, 2002
- 358
- 3
- Country
- Australia
- Gender
- Male
- Faith
- Non-Denom
- Marital Status
- Married
Ok, well basically I'm gonna quite my girlfriend (who I agree with) on this.
"When I first started going out with you, I thought you were a nice, caring, understanding Christian and a nice guy. I was wrong."
and the sad thing is that I completely understand why she said that. We're not breaking up, she's stuck by me for the last six months. We both really love each other and I really need to get my act together.
Here's I suppose a little summary of my problems:
1. I'm too stubborn
2. I'll argue the point if I don't quite realise I'm wrong (even though she usually knows better!!)
3. I'm intolerant of others' problems, even though I try to be it doesn't show and this is something I really hate about myself. It's really frustrating both for Nicole and myself and I really want to make this better.
4. I don't think before I act - I don't consider other people, I don't consider the consequences of my actions, I don't think about what I say before I say it. These are the major points in this regard. It's something I really need help with.
5. I spend too much time blaming my problems on being stupid and having a short attention span (which in my opinion, both are real problems). I really need to work at not allowing these things to cause problems instead of just blaming them for the problems all the time.
6. I get myself into situations that I lie to her about. I'm too weak to admit that I'm lying and that I'm getting things wrong. I just can't bring myself to admit it, so I really need to stop getting myself into those situations in the first place.
My life is REALLY starting to frustrate me at the moment! I love Nicole with all my heart and I know that I need to treat her better. The only reason we're still together today is because she really truly loves me (even though I don't deserve it, and I know it). I want to change to keep us both happy. She doesn't feel sorry for me - and she's not afraid to tell me what she thinks. She simply says that it's no longer her problem and I need to get these things straight myself since she's tried to help and tolerate it in the past but I haven't gotten very far.
Thanks guys!
"When I first started going out with you, I thought you were a nice, caring, understanding Christian and a nice guy. I was wrong."
and the sad thing is that I completely understand why she said that. We're not breaking up, she's stuck by me for the last six months. We both really love each other and I really need to get my act together.
Here's I suppose a little summary of my problems:
1. I'm too stubborn
2. I'll argue the point if I don't quite realise I'm wrong (even though she usually knows better!!)
3. I'm intolerant of others' problems, even though I try to be it doesn't show and this is something I really hate about myself. It's really frustrating both for Nicole and myself and I really want to make this better.
4. I don't think before I act - I don't consider other people, I don't consider the consequences of my actions, I don't think about what I say before I say it. These are the major points in this regard. It's something I really need help with.
5. I spend too much time blaming my problems on being stupid and having a short attention span (which in my opinion, both are real problems). I really need to work at not allowing these things to cause problems instead of just blaming them for the problems all the time.
6. I get myself into situations that I lie to her about. I'm too weak to admit that I'm lying and that I'm getting things wrong. I just can't bring myself to admit it, so I really need to stop getting myself into those situations in the first place.
My life is REALLY starting to frustrate me at the moment! I love Nicole with all my heart and I know that I need to treat her better. The only reason we're still together today is because she really truly loves me (even though I don't deserve it, and I know it). I want to change to keep us both happy. She doesn't feel sorry for me - and she's not afraid to tell me what she thinks. She simply says that it's no longer her problem and I need to get these things straight myself since she's tried to help and tolerate it in the past but I haven't gotten very far.
Thanks guys!
