My boyfriend and I have been dating for a good two years. It wasn't until recently things turned bitter. He developed a temper verbally and physically (shaking me, yanking me by the arm). and every conversation was spent arguing over something so silly.

This is the guy who knows absolutely every single little detail about me, and likewise to him I know everything about him. He told me to stick with him through his temper. Not only have I these past few months, but I find myself so frustrated and not capable of enduring this pain and keeping my mouth shut of criticism. Whether if it was nagging him about him not sending a text when he said he would, or not calling at 7 and instead calling at 3 am because he much rather take a nap and call while I'm trying to get rest for school. Am I wrong for criticising? He says he feels like he's never good enough, and might cross a boundary when he goes out.

The other night he called telling me our relationship needed to change before we start planning for our future (Moving in together, where we're going to live). I felt hurt and told him it seemed like he was about to dump me. He told me had it been any other girl, he'd have left her. But he's wanting to stick around and fix things because I'm different from the rest.

Yesterday was the first time we hadn't fought in two months. It felt incredible. We haven't spoken today as our schedules are usually filled with school and sleep. I feel hurt that he considered moving on from me. Yet maybe I should be happy he wants to stick around and fix things. The problem is, I don't know if I'm still in love with him. I feel like the butterflies that were around in the first year are hiding. I don't know if they'll come back, and I'm terrified they won't. Because I can't imagine a life without him. And I'm horrified at the idea he might not love me the same. I asked what he felt, and he said he loved me the same, but at the same time I don't know if he's just feeding me what I need/want to hear.

Thanks for reading, and for help!


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