Posted: Mon Apr 28, 2008 10:54 pm |
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I've been in a very long distance (1200 mi) relationship for 8 months while we're both at school. Everything is fantastic, except for the fights we have at least once a week, all centered around the same thing. He says I don't care about him, or at least that he can't see it. These always end up as huge fights and only stop when one of us threatens to break up with the other, because neither of us wants that.
Basically, he says he wants to talk to me 24/7, and when I have plans that don't involve sitting in my room talking to him, he thinks that means I don't care. If he wants to talk to me ALL the time, he says I should feel that way too.
I love talking to him, and we talk at least 8 hours a day, usually more, but I can't just sit in my room all the time. I care about him more than anything, but one or two nights a week I want to eat dinner with friends or go out with people.
I don't think there is a trust issue, because there used to be and we solved it. We communicate really well, and when we actually get to see each other neither of us could be happier.
How do we fix this problem? How can I make sure he feels how much I care about him without the formality of talking for 24 hours a day (at this point we use AIM talk and even leave it on when we sleep).
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