Is it too late to drop a 2.5 year relationship to try and restart

>>17142030
>Is it too late
you're 27, not 72. do you want to spend the next 60 years living with someone who drives you nuts? stop acting like you're ready for the old folks' home and start living the rest of your life. that means looking at how many years you have ahead of you and saying "what can I live with for 60 years" and making your plans based off of that.

if you're not happy with her, leave, is what I'm saying.

>>17142047
This is OP when he's 72
> Why are all women such sluts and gold digging whores now? All the good, wife material women are gone.

>>17142072
OPs not a woman, he will only become more valuable to younger and more fertile women as he ages.

Men's social value isn't tied to youth as much as womens, not to mention most age more gracefully as well.

>>17142072
Op here. Actually, this is one of my biggest fears.

Lets say i drop everything and 8 years foward i feel like making my family so my genes are passed down in history. At 35 im pretty sure my options will be pretty small, and since women generally are pressured on settle down before 30. Ill get the left overs.

Also i dont want to be that 30 something sugar daddy guy.

I think it's important for you to be happy.

>>17142116
>At 35 im pretty sure my options will be pretty small, and since women generally are pressured on settle down before 30. Ill get the left overs.
Wow this is retarded thinking on so many levels.

First, a guy's value is probably at max around 28-35, given that you didn't get fat. You will certainly not get leftovers.

Second, you can just date girls younger than you are. If you're 30, just find a girl who is 20-24. It's really not that hard.

You will regret this forever OP. Not even 9 years have passed since you left high school, and you have about 60 ahead of you.

Have you talked to her about how you feel? If you can't come to a mutual understanding, then sure move on, but at least talk it out first.

>>17142164
>Have you talked to her about how you feel?
"Hey anonette I don't like being in a relationship and frankly just being around you is exhausting. But I'm not leaving you because I'm afraid I won't be able to find anyone to replace you."

This is what happens when you listen to advice from women.

>>17142173
Of course you don't say it like that, bozo.

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>>17142173
You seem emotionally stunted.

>I want to break up with someone because they want attention from me

Wow you're a complete dick. You don't deserve her.

>>17142343
Thats actually the whole point, m8

>>17142152
Yeah, that's not gonna work for OP. Young girls in the 20-24 age range want a lot of attention, plus it's what they are used to. He doesn't want to give that. They'll just turn to one of the other hundreds of thirsty dudes that are willing to shower them with affection.

That being said I think OP should totally break up with his GF. Not because he's guaranteed to find something better, which he isn't, but because they are a bad fit and being alone would be better than a bad relationship.