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First of all, congrats on finding a therapist! It’s such a vulnerable and difficult first step, so good on you for starting it. That’s gonna be the best help; therapy is a safe place to air out all these thoughts, and they’ll hopefully have some tools to help you come to terms with your feelings.
Secondly, if you’re in a healthy relationship, you won’t be a burden. Even stating what you’ve said above about how you feel in regards to being vulnerable with your feelings is a great next step to explain to her. By letting her know you’re thinking about it all, you’re showing her you’re taking it seriously. The rest will come. Vulnerability comes when we feel safe in the container of the relationship to share. Healthy relationships require vulnerability, but they don’t force it. Your feelings are just as valid as hers, and sharing them with her will bring you closer together, but only at a pace you feel comfortable with. What a person does with the feelings we share with them is a reflection of them, not us. If someone uses them against you, it’s a reflection of them, not you.
Good luck, and keep at the therapy
Let it take time and always choose her.
I think you need to make sure he understands that a yeast infection is not a STI / STD. You'd be surprised how many people don't know that.
Cool he expects you to pay equally…what’s your expectation??? Just cause he says something doesn’t mean that’s LAW.
A lot of people pay with percentages of their paycheck.
I make WAY more than my bf. I’d be a giant bitch of I expected him to pay half. I make a lil over 150k…. He makes 40-50k.
I let him tell me what he wanted to pay me…what he thought was fair so he had enough in savings but was also contributing to our lifestyle.
He also takes me on dates and treats me. ( I take him too but that’s not the point here)
I say giant red flag for your bf there and maybe this anxiety is a wake up call that something isn’t right here. You guys should be a PARTNERSHIP. A team. This guy sounds like a dictator. ?
I agree that both partners should share responsibilities, but often times in most relationships that is not the case and the woman is left with all of the grunt work, which is what’s happening here.