Is there any way of handling a girlfriend who wants me to be too authoritative over her even when I’m not that type of person.
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Well, people like things differently you have to talk to her and make her understand that her freedom is as much important to you as a gentle person. After talking to her give her some time to articulate your words and act accordingly But then she might be seeing you as a father figure with such rRead more
Well, people like things differently you have to talk to her and make her understand that her freedom is as much important to you as a gentle person. After talking to her give her some time to articulate your words and act accordingly
But then she might be seeing you as a father figure with such request. Self-awareness about authoritative behaviors is the first step in learning how to stop being this way in relationships.
Show in action and in words that you are not such person and she should treat you as a unique being.
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