Is it normal that i hate my girlfriend going out without me...

I'm a lesbian, i've been with my girlfriend over 2 years now, we still both live with our parents so don't live together yet. I hate it when she goes out without me, I don't know why, I trust she won't cheat on me, I don't know why I don't like it. I get upset everytime she does and it's straining our relationship. I don't want to be, I want us to be able to go out separately. But even if I go out with my friends I'm always wondering what she's doing. It's exhausting me.

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  • LaBellisima

    I can imagine the nightmare it would be if you two were actually living together. I can picture it now. She goes out casually, receives numerous harrasing calls and texts from you all night, and finallty comes home to you waiting for her at the door, being highly and irrationally jealous. Poor girl.

    Please, for the sake of your relationship, this is not normal and you need to reevaluate the "reasons" why her going out gets you so upset. Its a huge turn off, and i say this from experience.

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  • lala85

    Even if you don't like it, SUCK IT UP. Because you will end up pushing her away. I was dating a great guy but he was way too possessive. Every time I went out with my friends there would be a fight that came out of that. Honestly , that's what ended driving me away from him. If you care about her, learn to control your emotions.

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  • plum6

    whatever sex you are and no matter the length or your relationship I think these feelings are normal. IMO These emotions are an indication of insecurity. I have had this as well, and when I think back on it now I realize that this jealousy was caused by myself not feeling worthy or good enough to be with my partner at the time. If you would simply try to imprint in your mind that you are the person that is simply right for your girlfriend and that there is no way that someone else could ever replace you, you would be far better off. It is a matter of self-confidence and really has nothing to do with the relationship itself

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  • Isabella80s

    I think being in a long term relationship but living with parents can put a strain on things. Perhaps if you're serious, you should consider moving in together if it's possible, or work towards it being possible. Have you discussed it at all? If not, maybe you should. I think if you had that stability then this might become less of an issue. On the other hand, it might remain or even get worse, it depends. So if you want the r'ship to continue then I think you're going to have to take a deep breath and think about why you feel this way. Hopefully you can talk to your girlfriend about it as well. We all have our hang ups etc. and it's usually best to be honest about them with those we love.

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  • She's a lesbian, she's not just going to cheat on you.

    It's not like they grow on trees and are everywhere hitting on her. Seriously, if you put a hundred women in a room you'd have like two lesbians lol.

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    • lolol555

      Who says she isn't bisexual or another sexuality?

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      • You'd think one would mention it, seems important.

        "I'm a lesbian but my partner fucks guys trlolol"

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        • lolol555

          I hope you're joking.
          Her partner could be attracted to guys as well but that doesn't mean she's fucking them at the same time.

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          • You are inept. That's not what I'm saying, I'm saying if her partner was Bi you'd think she'd mention it given the subject.

            Duh.

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            • lolol555

              Not really, since it's more common for people to be bi than les these days... If anything, you could say it was the other way around.

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  • TweedRanger

    You need to get a grip quick, before you turn into someone she hates.

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  • thegypsysailor

    Oh my god! She's going out and having fun w/o you! Oh my god!
    You obviously DO NOT trust her. You will destroy the relationship if you continue down this path. Time to grow up a bit and realize that you must give those you love the freedom to leave; if they return then they love you too, if not....

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    • I agree with this. OP seems insecure and controlling.

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  • It's usually the girls you'd never expect who are getting double penetrated behind your back.

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  • Nokiot9

    If u really trusted her u wouldnt worry. Its that simple. Some part of u, conscious or not doesn't fully trust her. That nagging 'what if' in the back of ur mind when she is out and about without u, is mistrust.

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  • ccjigsaw

    I don't think you're abnormal at all. I know two couples that have been going out for years, and they are constantly checking up on eachother. It doesn't seem to bug either of them, they just like to know that they're both and safe. I personally get annoyed when someone is checking up on me 24/7 but I can see why you'd feel like that

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  • (s)aint

    It's easy for those who aren't like this to just say "Change"

    You might know that you are wrong, but it still doesn't help you contain your emotions :L

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  • StarTeddy

    I know what it's like to be upset about things and not not why and not be able to control it, even though I shouldn't be feeling that way. But I agree that if you don't solve this problem it could cost you your relationship. I'd actually suggest going to a psychologist or couples therapy. You might not know why you are reacting the way you are, but psychologists are trained to help people find the hidden causes of their behavior and help them fix it.

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  • penguin1

    Talk to her. Tell her how you feel. You should maybe go out without her now and then to see how it feels. Maybe she just needs a break from you. You seem a bit overbearing. That's not to say she doesn't love you. I'm sure she does. But try to give her a little more space if she needs it.

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  • Brendyrose

    Its not normal you should trust your partner nuff said...

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  • gummy_jr

    You're too clingy and that will be your downfall. You have trust but not enough, if she's cheating you'll find out.

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  • handsignals

    It's cool BRO! I'm taking good care of her ;)

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    • karbairusa

      ^ doesn't know how to read."I'm a lesbian, i've been with my girlfriend over 2 years now," First 3 words lol.

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      • handsignals

        doesn't realize she's not a lesbian when she's with me ROTFLOL

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        • valisque

          You ass.

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        • thegypsysailor

          Like you have something to offer a lesbian? You are a fool.
          It sounds as if you can't even satisfy a straight gal if you need so desperately to have us think you can satisfy a woman who has absolutely no interest in you.
          Can you even satisfy yourself?
          Looser!

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          • handsignals

            wow...that burns...you really made me take stock of my life Brah...I now know what I have to do...*puts barrel in mouth pulls trigger*...Fade to black

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  • Lesbians are gross. Especially that Ellen Degenerate bitch. That woman is atrocious. If i can call her a woman...

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    • Isabella80s

      Here's the thing... get a life.

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      • Dance puppet! Dance!

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        • Isabella80s

          You obviously think you're very clever. Or maybe not and that's why you act like that.

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  • EccentricWeird

    inb4 the fucking hens of IIN defend the spoiled fucking princesses that white girls are.

    Oops too late.

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    • OtherSide

      Nobody's defended her yet. Surprisingly.

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