Godzilla2000
Dollar Store Diva
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You're relationship started 3 years ago. You say she was a popular girl, always going out with friends?
That was just a phase of her life. The kind of phase every 18/19 year old girl goes through, and maybe now she's just more comfortable being an introvert. She's had 3 years maturing and figuring out how she really enjoys spending her time.
If she WANTED to go out and be that girl again, she probably could fairly easily. But it doesn't sound like she wants too. Which to me says all those 'friends' you say she had, were just people she used to party with because she didn't like being alone. And with you, she's not alone. So she doesn't have that void to fill, so to speak.
Do you feel she is unhappy? Do you think she misses going out and being that person?
I was going to post something in reply about this. My gut is telling me that maybe the user's girlfriend's priorities have changed but her old friends have not. Maybe she actually likes hanging out with him more now than with her popular friends because she sees and has experienced something in him that makes her feel much more confident in herself than she did with interactions with her popular friends. As we get older we all start changing our opinions on what is of a higher priority in life. I'm thinking that maybe she is starting to change and that she feels more comfortable around him and his friends. I just have to ask, is he and his friends more laid back and accepting of differences and not as judgmental about appearances or keeping up a certain behavioral spectrum? I'd say that MultipleJesuses should not be so hard on himself because it's obvious to me that she's going through a normal change in her personality as she's growing and maturing.
I've never met a couple where the relationship "hinges" on mutual musical tastes.
You've never met me then, lol. I don't like to play pretend when something is obviously not an interest of mine, not even to keep a man. If something just annoys me I don't subject myself to it any further. I don't force myself to like anything just to make someone happy, I instead look for people that share the same interests I do. What good comes from putting up with things you really hate? I'm not that desperately lonely that I'll just put up with any old crap from anyone. People accept what makes me happy or they don't. It's that simple. Trust me, just finding men or women that share common interests with you that you can mutually enjoy is a much happier dating situation than putting up with stuff that aggravates you.
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