Originally Posted by
generalx
We've been together for 3 yrs, she's the manager of a retail store, I myself am a Musician, Writer and Actor...
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So far, so good. We have two useful people here: a hard-working lady, who has managed to rise to an important and responsible job in business, and a guy who has talent and ambition in the Arts. So far, no problem. No couch-potatoes or derelict losers in sight.
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Originally Posted by
generalx
She claims that her job consumes all of her energy and she does have the energy after working 8,9 to 10hrs a day, However she finds the time to sit down watch television, Surf the internet for music videos and movies, Go to her friends house and hang out and go to the mall with her friends and shop.
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How is it contradictory that she has no energy, but can still do relaxing things? How much energy is she using when she kicks back to watch a dvd, or goes to the mall for a latte and some girl-chat with her friends?
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Originally Posted by
generalx
Whenever we have fights about her inability to "Discipline Herself to Do things"
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Her "inability to "Discipline Herself to Do things?" She disciplines herself to "do things." She has enough self-discipline to work "8, 9 to 10hrs a day," at a responsible (therefore stressful) job, and still come home to listen to you tell her how unambitious she is. That's a lot of discipline if you ask me, yet you accuse her of having none.
Originally Posted by
generalx
WHY IS THESE THINGS BOTHERING ME? IS THE PROBLEM ME OR HER?
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The problem, my friend, is you-- more specifically, your seeming belief that "Dreams" only count as dreams if they involve something you're interested in-- that is, that her dreams have to be your dreams, or they don't count. Perhaps her "Dreams" are to have a successful career (doing well, so far), and a life-relationship with a loving, understanding, supportive partner. (How well is she doing on this, we suddenly wonder?)
Originally Posted by
damn2008
Honestly, what is wrong with a partner feeling that your other can be so much more?
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There is something wrong with a partner feeling that his other ought to be, or want, or believe only what that partner wants the other to be, want, or believe. That's your problem and your answer in one sentence.
When in trouble,
Or in doubt,
Run in circles,
Scream and shout.