Falling out of love

>>18470066

What the fuck, do not propose after just 1 year and most definitely don't do it, if you're doubting the entire relationship. Especially, if you disagree on fundamental life choices like kids. Sounds like it's time to end things for real, take some time to grow the fuck up and then maybe seek a relationship and a girl that suit you better.

Think this through thoroughly anon, look inside yourself and make sure that the reason you are losing attraction is for a reason other than being afraid of commitment.

If you truly don't feel anything for her don't put yourself in more grief by staying with her and being unhappy.

Perhaps you could talk to her about how you feel and maybe she feels the same way or you guys can reignite that old spark you had in the early stages of the relationship.

Just make sure you think long and carefully about what you are going to do next so that you don't break up with a great girl because of fear of committing to a relationship. Or on the other hand so you don't get stuck in a miserable one.

>>18470066
>We used to argue badly and "break up" for a day or couple hours back around the 6-8 month mark but now it's like she 100% is unable to find something stupid to fight about anymore so I almost feel stuck.

She's not trying is she? My ex of almost 2 years managed to think of stuff to argue about probably 3 days every week fucking minimum. The thing I loved about her was that she could definitely reuse topics, because we really only had one or two distinct arguments!

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>>18470066

Understand this is going to be the next 50 years at least, of your life.

(If you want a stable family with kids that aren't fucked up from divorce etc.)

Be real with yourself, what can you get in the dating market?

Do you need to improve? Is this the best you can do? here's a video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n450GmN2Yfk

>>18470066
>Me and GF are about to celebrate our "official" 1 year anniversary
>I plan to propose that day
>But the problem is that lately I've been losing my attraction for her

Why are you so obsessed with the thought of marriage, to the point that you half assedly think that it is ok to propose to someone who you are already getting bored of after only spending 1 year together?
Jesus Christ. You make me so mad, OP; especially because I know people like you are dime a dozen.

Marriage should be something important that you do with someone who you know well enough, and with whom you want to spend DECADES together, it's not something you do out of boredom or social preconceptions.