MacAvoy
Banned
Ever since the parents incident, I've been playing with scared money (stealing a poker term) in my relationship with my g/f. (long story short - her parents didn't approve of me [criminal record/previous child/incomplete degree/no permanent job] after meeting me, so she broke up with me, tried telling me to move back home)
I made the right move following and walked away. However I didn't move back home, as I loved my new city. I got my own apartment and things started to improve for me personally. She decided that she couldn't live without me and wanted me in her life. However she's busy with her final year of school and with me being alone through xmas, I allowed myself to get down at times.
In addition, we fell into too much of a routine. We don't really do anything exciting however it appears to be enough for her. My problem is that I overanalyze everything and am constantly focussing on the negatives. Whenever I ask her, everything is fine.
Like anything else, money is often a big stressor in life. Its a prime reason why her parents didn't approve of me, they didn't care who I was, the only thing they say was someone going after their daughters money.
So for the past 6 months, I've been working a contract through a staffing agency. It ended 2 weeks ago but today I got a permanent job offer in my field.
She has told me that she is committed to telling her parents about me when her fathers health gets better. However when it comes to her, I have trust issues. As a result, I'm constantly trying to figure out different tests to see where she really is.
Now that I've got a good job. I'm debating about not telling her and she's how committed to me she is if I'm unemployed. I'm thinking about telling her I might leave and see if she's willing to wait for me. Or see if she's willing to take the onus to get me back here once she's ready to tell her parents.
I guess what it comes down to is I'm still lookin for some committment from here. I know, it keeps putting me in a position of weakness whenever I broach the subject.
So writing this, I keep thinking that the DJ thing to do is nothing. Just live your life and if she chooses to be part of it, then so be it. But maybe stop worrying so much about where this relationship is and where its going.
Thoughts?
I made the right move following and walked away. However I didn't move back home, as I loved my new city. I got my own apartment and things started to improve for me personally. She decided that she couldn't live without me and wanted me in her life. However she's busy with her final year of school and with me being alone through xmas, I allowed myself to get down at times.
In addition, we fell into too much of a routine. We don't really do anything exciting however it appears to be enough for her. My problem is that I overanalyze everything and am constantly focussing on the negatives. Whenever I ask her, everything is fine.
Like anything else, money is often a big stressor in life. Its a prime reason why her parents didn't approve of me, they didn't care who I was, the only thing they say was someone going after their daughters money.
So for the past 6 months, I've been working a contract through a staffing agency. It ended 2 weeks ago but today I got a permanent job offer in my field.
She has told me that she is committed to telling her parents about me when her fathers health gets better. However when it comes to her, I have trust issues. As a result, I'm constantly trying to figure out different tests to see where she really is.
Now that I've got a good job. I'm debating about not telling her and she's how committed to me she is if I'm unemployed. I'm thinking about telling her I might leave and see if she's willing to wait for me. Or see if she's willing to take the onus to get me back here once she's ready to tell her parents.
I guess what it comes down to is I'm still lookin for some committment from here. I know, it keeps putting me in a position of weakness whenever I broach the subject.
So writing this, I keep thinking that the DJ thing to do is nothing. Just live your life and if she chooses to be part of it, then so be it. But maybe stop worrying so much about where this relationship is and where its going.
Thoughts?
