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Joined: 12/9/2007 Posts: 2 Location: us
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my girlfriend is always complaining about something. whether its talking on the phone or hanging out together she is always upset at me for something. how can i help her stop getting frustrated with me??
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Rank: Newbie Groups: Member
Joined: 12/9/2007 Posts: 2 Location: us
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totally understand bro, it;s like there is no pleasing or doing anything right, then when trying to have a normal conversation with here she goes off on these tangents that dont even make any sense. i know it is a always hard to actually do it, but i think that it it is best to fins a girl that isnt so prone to fighting, its like the proverb says, better to live on the corner of the roof rather than live with a quarelsome wife, and dog your girl is quarelsom...at least for now she is...
are you two long distance? what are some of the things she gets upset about? just curious...look forward to hearing back
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 Rank: Advanced Member Groups: Member
Joined: 12/17/2007 Posts: 245 Location: Florida
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Why is she getting so upset with you? You need to answer that question, and if you come up with you haven't done anything wrong, then its time to confront her. Ask her why she is acting like a bi***.Some girls can get hung up on themselves and only think of themselves and think they do no wrong, well we all know that's not true.You need to commication with her and go full force especially when you know you havent done anything wrong. You need to fix it now or its only going to break you guys up..
Rocky
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Joined: 12/29/2007 Posts: 9 Location: west chester, pa
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She may not just be innately quarrelsome. As a female I can vouch for this, there may be something larger that she is upset with and so it is effecting her whole attitude towards you and the relationship. It could even be something outside of your relationship, you need to ask her. Ask her why she never seems to be happy about anything, she may not even realize how her behavior is coming across. As with most things in a relationship, you need to talk to her about it. Based on the behavior you've described it seems she might take what you say the wrong way and find yet another thing to complain about. I would start by letting her know how her complaining is making you feel. Also, if she doesn't try to change let her find somebody else but try to work things out first, you got together for a reason, maybe she needs to be reminded what that reason is.
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