You might not realize it, but your girlfriend could be suffering in silence. If your girlfriend appears withdrawn, it’s time to have a talk with her. As the saying goes, “a stitch in time saves nine,” and you can avoid detaching from her. Simply have a pleasant dinner with her and start a light discussion with her. Encourage her to tell you how she feels in her own time. Instead of questioning, be patient and involve your girlfriend in more daily activities. If you’re still undecided about what to do, take this quiz to put your mind at ease.
Has she ever told you that she needs you to understand her?
Do you ignore her when she feels vulnerable?
Have you been feeling a bit withdrawn from her?
Are you usually supportive of your girlfriend’s choices?
Are you still doing activities that you both enjoy?
Lately, have you been arguing over the same issue?
If the need arises, are you willing to take the first step?
Do you think she seems a little withdrawn these days?
Whenever together, who does the most household chores?
When was the last time you watched a movie or a series together?
Are You A Bad Boyfriend?
You're a good boyfriend.
You are very supportive of your girlfriend’s choices. You enjoy being in her presence and spending time with her. You try to put her first and make her happy all of the time. You and your girlfriend also have similar life goals and ideals, indicating that you have a healthy relationship.
It's possible that you'll need to pay extra attention.
You may have unwittingly overlooked your girlfriend's emotional requirements. She is likely unable to convey her feelings of disconnection. In any event, you might take the initiative and let her know that everything between you two is fine. If you wait too long, you might not be able to track out the root of the problem.
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