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I Am the Girlfriend, Fiance, Or Wife of a United States Marine

Need Advice .. Again :/

By: XDenaMarieX
Written on March 6th, 2012
Age: 18-21 , Female
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  • Brainyblonde

    People who "test" us to see if we are good enough for them...are not what an happy, secure woman wants or needs in her life. He is making you feel you have to be "good enough" before he will accept you. And he seems to define "good" as "able to accept confusion, lack of communication, lack of affection" as normal. If that is normal for him, do you want it to be for you?



    It always worries me when someone is in the position of having to "audition" over and over for someone, prove they are good enough. All of those texts seem desperate to me. Find something to take your mind off him and then forget about him for a while, just to give yourself a vacation. There is nothing wrong with wanting to know where you stand with a guy. He wouldn't tell you where you stand with him, so I will: You are still auditioning and he hasn't decided whether you have passed the test or not.



    So....what are YOUR audition requirements for HIM? Maybe it's time to start looking at it that way.

    Mar 7, 2012
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  • Lexie19

    i definitely agree with what all these other comments are saying about how he's treating you is wrong and he should NOT be trying to push you to your limits. that being said, it's definitely not unheard of for them to do completely terrible things when they have it in their heads that either 1-theres no such thing as a faithful military SO or 2-they hate how attached they are to their SO...sounds kinda dumb, but my friend went through it with her bf after his 2nd deployment and then we met with a psychologist about it and apparently it happens pretty often. but all that aside is he training somewhere that he actually gets signal or where he's allowed to have his phone? I'm definitley not trying to make excuses for him tho. you may want to really consider how you feel about being treated this way...all because you wanted to know where you were in ur relationship?? sounds kinda nuts. if you wanna vent or talk, message me anytime.



    -lexie

    Mar 6, 2012
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  • duhsers

    Emotionally abusing someone (what he's doing to you) is NOT the way to show the person's trust. It's to get deep down and get to you. And hurt you. So he wants to hurt you and see if you'll take it? How much hurt will you take? not how much can he push you away. BS BS BS BS. I'm sorry this may sound harsh, but NOONE deserves that, and his way to trust you shouldn't be ignoring you. And you said this happens (or something happens) every time you ask where you two are? Sounds fishy. He sounds douchey.

    Mar 6, 2012
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  • Newmarinegf

    Girl, that just sounds like bs to me. You deserve to be treated so much better than that! I agree it does sound like games. That doesn't mean he has moved on, but it still not fair to you. I think you had every right to ask where y'all stand, and him not answering is just rude. On the other hand, my boyfriend gets his phone taken up every week and gets it back on weekends. Maybe he just isn't allowed to have his phone on him right now. Don't freak out too much until y'all talk but I would cut back on the texts for now.

    Mar 6, 2012
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  • mrspish

    I could see if a whole day went by and he really was just so busy that he couldn't text you. But no one goes non stop without even a 30 seconds to shoot you text apologizing for ignoring you and that they can call you later. That is in no way fair to you. So my advice is just stop texting. Stop calling. Then when he finally does call you ignore him. My husband could be so busy that he can't even stop to eat or even catch his breath, but he always called me or texted me to let me know that he was really busy and that he would call me before bed. Don't let him "test" you because that is such BS. That like you saying you're going to ignore him for awhile to make sure that you know he is going to be a good boyfriend. I mean come on! That is so dumb. You two should be getting closer right now. Talking about really important decisions you will have to make someday. He should be asking you how you would handle things while he is gone. What he is doing to you right now is not a relationship. He wants you to obsess over it and call him 20 times or text him a bunch. Just don't give him the satisfaction.

    Mar 6, 2012
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  • twoheartzoneluv

    Maybe hes just not that into you no more. Jus sayin.. Looks like hes playing games with you.

    Mar 6, 2012
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