Sorry bro I"ll tell you what you want to hear.Heylel Teomim said:I knew this was a bad place to vent![]()
Dude that sounds like a reaction you would give your unruly child while out to eat...not an adult, much less your girlfriend. Maybe that was one of the reasons she was so upset.Heylel Teomim said:My girl and I had our first argument last night, and I can"t really tell how bad it is. The gist of it is that we were at dinner, she pinched me (I realize it sounds trivial, but this was hard enough to bruise on that nerve cluster-like area on the back of the arm) and I got mad enough to lose my temper. I reached around to her shoulder and pulled her to me so I could keep my voice low and avoid a scene while I told her to knock it the fuck off. That made me the bad guy apparently, and now she"s livid while I"m over what was a relatively small matter.
Were you already pissed about something? Sounds like a minor thing to get all pissy about. Like what was said above she"s probably more embarrassed than anything. Either it was an accident or she was trying to push her limits, either way you handled it wrong. Talk to her, be a man about it, let her know her vicious talons are too much for you to handle.Heylel Teomim said:I knew this was a bad place to vent![]()
Of course. She just thinks its cute, and this sort of thing is often enough that I"ve had people we know, men and women both, ask me why I put up with it. This isn"t an isolated incident.Tenks said:Have you tried sitting her down like an adult and having a conversation about your displeasure instead of wigging out in a crowded place?
The beauty of agoodrelationship is that you can annoy the living shit out of each other!Heylel Teomim said:Fair point, I know I overreacted. Mainly out of surprise. Still, am I just supposed to let her run roughshod whenever she pulls little stunts designed specifically to annoy me? I"ve tried calmly asking, and that gets me nowhere. She doesn"t act out unless we"re around other people.
At what point am I allowed to just get fed up at being deliberately irritated?
In that case I"d let her know that you weren"t going to take her out and around other people until she can show you she"s able to respect your boundaries. If she flips out then that should tell you right there shit aint gonna change and perhaps its time you cut her free.Heylel Teomim said:Of course. She just thinks its cute, and this sort of thing is often enough that I"ve had people we know, men and women both, ask me why I put up with it. This isn"t an isolated incident.
I know I handled it wrong. Overreacting isn"t something that comes naturally to me. I"ve already apologized, but neither of us were in the right.
Maybe if she is too childish for you, you should break up with her.Heylel Teomim said:Of course. She just thinks its cute, and this sort of thing is often enough that I"ve had people we know, men and women both, ask me why I put up with it. This isn"t an isolated incident.
I know I handled it wrong. Overreacting isn"t something that comes naturally to me. I"ve already apologized, but neither of us were in the right.
Fog has it right for once.FoghornDeadhorn said:Maybe if she is too childish for you, you should break up with her.
It"s this. When it"s just the two of us, there"s really no problem at all. It"s when we"re out somewhere that she starts picking.PigBenis said:She"s trying to raise her "status" by putting you down and it sounds like you"ve been letting her which is all kinds of bad.
This bitch sounds like she has some issues. I"d say let her go....depending on how long you"ve been together/how you feel about her. I don"t fucking care if she thinks its cute - if this isn"t the first time, and if it actually leaves marks (Ignore some people here, I know pinching can often be more painful than punching), you need to drop this crazy.Heylel Teomim said:It"s this. When it"s just the two of us, there"s really no problem at all. It"s when we"re out somewhere that she starts picking.
Again, I know I overreacted, but I at least hope I have her attention. If not, well...