What I will do for love.

>>18167242
Bump.

Have you asked your family why they are opposed the him/her? What about close friends, how do they feel? There is usually always a reason.

>>18167320
Yes, my family thinks he is emotionally abusing me, taking me for granted, brainwashing me. But I can honestly say that is not the case. They never even took the time to get to know him. I will provide a bit of back story; I am female, 21 years of age, I have a secure job which I love and doesn't pay too badly at all, and I have a number of mental illnesses which play a huge role.

>>18167427
Why do they think he's emotionally abusing you?

>>18167461
Because I am very unhealthy at the moment so they automatically assume he is causing my deterioration.

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>>18167427
Listen to your parents broz they are usually right. Had the same, once my parents noticed how do I act and what my relationship with my ex did to me, they were repeatedly telling me to quit thia relation. I was so crazy about her, that I could not accept this idea of leaving her. At some point she broke up with me, telling me there is too bog characters difference between us... I was devastated... I still somete miss her, however I can see I am more calm, confident, less self-pity and worried about many stuff. So listen to your parenta they know what is good for you.

>>18167794
But I love him so much and I truly am better with him, it fucks me so bad that nobody sees.