My girlfriend is controlling what should I do break up with her?

Answer 1

It depends do you like being controlled? I suggest setting better boundaries. When you are firm despite her reaction she will begin to respect you. If this doesn't work then maybe it is time to move on.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

There are hints of doubt in every decision, and how you react after the breakup can either confirm or contradict those doubts. Begging, pleading, and groveling will not win her back. Behaviors and actions portraying you as needy or desperate will only support her impulse to end your relationship.

You'll also commit the critical mistake of turning her support group against you. Every action and mistake you've made is multiplied as it's discussed and examined at length with her family and friends. In most cases, the less they have to talk about the better your situation will be.

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Answer 4

Try telling her how you feel about her controlling your life and everything! She may know what she's doing but may not necessarily know that YOU know so I'd let her know if I were you...If things dont go well when you tell her and if she's still controlling afterwards then break up with her. At least then you'll know that you gave it a shot

Answer 5

Tell her that you can no longer take the controlling behavior she's displaying and that you are not happy in the relationship so, you ending it now! She'll probably say that she'll try to change and treat you better, they never do so, don't take her at her word. Move on and find someone who isn't insecure and childish.

Answer 6

see how her parents act she might be acting like one of them.People say relationships are supposed to be 50/50 but in reality some one has to be in charge. If you don't think she's gonna change find a girl who isn't bossy.

Answer 7

do you still love her?? are you 100% sure you want to break up with her?? why dont you tell her that you just need a break for awhile (a break doesnt mean a break up) talk to her about it maybe she doesnt realize what she's doing. tell her how you feel about her.

Answer 8

Yes

Answer 9

dude, it is not controlling it is manifestation of love.only lovers exhibit this behavior.if you love her sincerely, tell her gently that you would not like that type of dominance.let her speak what she has thought of you.don't take decisions in a haste manner.

Answer 10

if you think she is controlling now....wait till you get married! she will became the alpha male!

get out of it before you are attached and with children and then can't leave!