If I get genuinely sad and my gf asks me what's wrong should

First off basement is great

Second, I feel like the truth is very important. And if something is bothering you, or making you sad, and she cares about you/you care about her. It's best to tell her what is making you sad so maybe she can not only understand better, but she could also possibly help you in some way.

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If you're looking for a relationship with a very strong emotional bond, you're going to have to open up. Being vulnerable is scary, but if the lady is also interested in having a close, emotional relationship, she will respect you for opening up and exposing yourself like that. Women who lose attraction or respect for their man when he cries or allows himself to be vulnerable are retarded because men aren't these stoic, unfeeling creatures who have no emotions because they're so manly. If they want that, then they're looking for a one-dimensional human being, or a relationship that gives the illusion of being meaningful when, in actuality, neither of them get too close or comfortable with each other in case things go wrong.