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I Love My Boyfriend Too Much

I Am Dependent On My Boyfriend

By: hannahgee
Written on February 2nd, 2010
By: hannahgee
Age: 18-21 , Female
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  • chicaaa

    I can also relate to this, thanks for sharing you're story. I've been with my bf for almost 5 months now, but we feel very close because we had tried being together about 2 years prior. It was at that time that things got messed up over the summer because of me and another boy. Even though we were only good friends over that summer, I still felt as though I had cheated on him(my bf of now) because we had been heading in that direction until I went away for the summer. Now that me and my bf are truly together, it took me a couple months to get over the guilt of how things ended the last time and I feel grateful for him every day and i feel a growing and powerful dependency issue. I have also been seeing a psychologist for some time now dealing with my own insecurities but it is about time i share this feeling of dependency with him, especially because my bf and I will be leaving for college next fall, and I would like to stop this issue before it gets to that point. I am also very frustrated in this situation. I too have considered breaking up because I feel like I love him too much for my own good and also I have noticed myself uninterested in my girl friends, even though they all have boyfriends too . But I will definitely address this issue, thanks again for sharing you're story.

    Jan 20
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  • gracepip

    ladies, seriously don't worry. The important thing to remember is that you are a whole person without your boyfriend. I know it is hard but at the end of the day you will you always come out at the other end, and be strengthened by your difficult experience. Remember to be who you are, and, most of all, keep doing the things you love. It doesn't matter what they are - running, baking cakes, going to the cinema - it doesn't matter if you're not that good at them either! Just invest in what makes you happy and communicate with people that make you feel good. I hope it works out with our boyfriends - be honest, and loving - but if it doesn't, there is a whole world out there to be experienced. You don't need your man. You should just WANT him. Best of luck xxxxxx

    Apr 14, 2012
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  • CocoRosette

    I know this was over a year ago but thanks for sharing it. It's relevant to me now. I know I have codependency issues because I only just got with my boyfriend (who was formerly a friend for 6 months), and I find myself wanting to call him and run to him whenever I feel stressed over something. Thanks for sharing that you got more friends and such. The thing is I have no friends to hang out with. My life has been in complicated shambles for the past couple years and I haven't had a chance to make any friends. Plus I've pretty much put my life on hold for the time being because I'm relocating to a new country next month (he lives in the new country). So I'm not sure what to do in order to keep myself from leaning on him too heavily emotionally.

    I do appreciate u sharing though. At least I know there is some hope. At least I know I can find new friends once I relocate.

    Oct 18, 2011
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