Hey, I'm Rikku.
Yus, this is one of those, "Omigosh, there's something wrong in my perfect life of perfection" threads... Actually, it's not. Or is it?
I'm just curious to see what your opinion is.
You see, I'm 20 years old, and I'm having problems with my boyfriend. More like he's having problems with me. See, there's an age difference between us. He's a LOT older than me. (Try 13 years older... I guess that's where the 'average problem' is thrown off.)
EDIT: I met him while I was working in October of last year. He was my manager. That's a reason we didn't get together sooner. Neither of us said anything about our interest until after the store had closed down in February. With him being my manager, and 13 years older than me, I guess we both figured there was no point in even saying anything...
This relationship has not really been a long one, but I've undoubtedly enjoyed every second of it. I'm not the type to just fall for a guy and cling to him, but I know I love him more than anything I have before.
But ALL OF A SUDDEN, my age seems to be a huge obstical-- and out of nowhere, too. If ANYTHING, it should be an obstical for me-- with me being the girl and with the over-protective family and what-not. But suddenly, it's like it really matters, and he's just bothered by it.
That and he's troubled by the fact that I am currently out of work, even though I'm days away from getting hired.
Is he really bothered by these things, or is he trying to make an excuse?
Nothing has been going wrong between us. No real arguments, no disagreements.... Nothing has been said 'till recently.
And when I ask him to be straight forward with it, he runs his words in circles, and talks in riddles.
My god, sometimes I wonder which one of us is the girl in this...
But I digress...
Out of nowhere, he's hinting towards us ending out relationship, and needless to say, I don't want that to happen.
I'm sorry for rambling and typing so much... And if anything is unclear.
I was curious to see what you would say to this, and I thought, "Why not?".