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Probably a combination of projection and stereotyping, honestly. I don't see a lot of guys on here posting about how their sex lives are good but they need more emotional support.
The amount of people trying to find an excuse for her or trying to justify it is fucking unbelievable. OP is a POS who should be alone forever, you have no business being in a relationship.
OP- I know this has been said, but your desires are reasonable. It's 100% reasonable to want to be wanted in a relationship, to get some sort of quality time with your partner. If you get no alone time together, if he's always on his phone or whatever while on dates, that sends a strong message that he's not interested in you. And while I'd normally say communicate your feelings, it sounds like you've done that to no effect.
after some arguing and a breakdown he told me I put in no effort and I'm fat now and my self esteem is ruining this relationship.
What this says to me, is that he doesn't want you (the person) as a partner. He wants you as a young hard girl to be his trophy wife. He isn't interested in fixing problems, in making you happy. He expects you to bust ass at the gym to stay in perfect shape to be his nude sex toy. Now, granted, insecurity is unsexy. But if you're communicating why you're insecure and what he can do to help fix it, and he won't engage at all, then that stops being a valid criticism for him to lay on you.
In a healthy relationship, you and he would be partners- you and him together, as a team, versus whatever the problem is. For example: he thinks you're gaining weight. Okay, you want to be attractive for him, he wants you to be attractive, and he wants to help you. So you address it together- maybe start eating better, work out together, etc. Or, you feel like you aren't wanted and appreciated. He should want you to feel appreciated. So you work together, figure out a way to do this- maybe once a week you have a phone-free date night where it's just the two of you.
Except the issue is- the way he's acting suggests he doesn't appreciate you. Not that he doesn't show it, but that he doesn't appreciate.
At minimum I'd suggest some couples counseling, to see if there's anything worth saving here. But I'd suggest for you OP- no matter what happens, don't go back if you're not appreciated.
This is malicious incompetence. He could have Googled how to do it, but he didn’t want to so messed up on purpose. The aim being that you would have a go and he could say “I don’t know why I bother”. I’d have put the rest in the oven to keep it warm and asked him to try again. Even if that meant I was starving and we ate late. This is not acceptable behaviour from a partner
Don't worry. You're going to get where you're going.
This relationship probably isn't going to work out. People don't tell you they don't love you out of nowhere. He meant it. Now he's back pedaling probably because breaking up is scary.
You need to work on your self esteem and leave. This man doesn't want to be with you, and even if he did (which he doesn't), this relationship sounds exhausting.
Finish college and start fresh. I've had relationships much longer than yours fall apart, and it hurts, but it always ended up okay. And now I've been with the perfect man for over six years, married for almost three, and I can see a world of difference. No fights. No manipulation. Just affection, love, respect, and encouragement.
6 months passed, and I decided to reach out to him.
Why?
You were shot of the guy, and good riddance. He's not a good friend or a nice person, and that ain't your cross to bear. Sorry to say, but it seems like you're in an abusive relationship with your “friend,” and even if I hadn't read the beginning this would have sold it for me:
The thing is, he and I have had a lot of good times together too
This sentiment is so common among abuse victims in denial that it might as well be their motto. Having had “good times” in the past doesn't excuse shitty behavior.
I don’t know what to do about it at this point.
Stop making up with him. Let this friendship die quietly. Not everyone deserves your time, even if you've given it to them in the past.
I think this normal to want it removed. Just express that it makes uncomfortable, and you would like her to delete it. She has no rational reason to want to keep it, so if she fights you on that it would ve very worrying. In any case, you can make it about you feeling bad about this tattoe, while digging the question, why does she wants to keep it despite it being hurtful to you, in case she objects