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I’ve been in this situation, and like you tried to ignore a growing feeling that it may not be the relationship that you want for your whole life.
You don’t have to beat yourself up that your feelings haven’t grown in a way that you thought they might when you first got together.
But it’s time to ask yourself some difficult questions and to be honest.
Do you see you and her growing old together? If the answer is no – and has been for some time – then it’s time to allow each of you the chance of a different future.
Just remember that you should conduct yourself with kindness and respect, as she’ll likely be devastated.
I made this change in a four year relationship that just wasn’t quite everything. It was tough for both of us. But each of us moved on, and within a year I met someone I really deeply loved. 20 years later and we’re going strong with our own family. I see on social media my ex has the same.
As a now 21 year old who was in a relationship at 18 with a 24 year old who acted like this….
I can promise you your confidence will go through the roof by dumping this POS. I know it’s scary and feels like you’re losing everything but honestly it was probably the best decision I ever made.
If I may ask, do you have many friends or a support system around you?
Your boyfriend definitely seems to have some serious anger issues and it doesn't sound like he's willing to take any steps to change that. And you're right, there's no excuse for the way he talks to you or the way he acts in front of other people.
You're also totally justified in wanting to leave the relationship, but it sounds like financial reasons are making that difficult. I get that, money can be a huge stressor. But bro, it's not worth staying in a relationship just for the money. You deserve to be in a relationship where you feel respected and happy, not constantly stressed and on edge.
Couples counseling could be a good option to explore, but it sounds like your boyfriend isn't really on board with that. And honestly, it might not work if one person isn't fully committed.
At the end of the day, you have to do what's best for yourself. If you can't see a future with him, it's time to start thinking about how you can get out of this situation and find something better. I know it's scary to think about leaving a situation where you're financially dependent on someone, but there are resources out there to help you get back on your feet. Don't be afraid to reach out for help.
And one more thing, bro, If you are in a dangerous situation don't hesitate to reach out for help from a professional and from your loved ones. They can help you create a safety plan and provide support throughout the process of leaving the relationship.