xGODx wrote:She was so many firsts for me. I love her so much, and i hate myself for how I acted. Im trying so hard to fix it, but i want her to be happy. I might need to admit that its not going to be with me.
self-esteem issues can definitely be an issue when it comes to interpersonal relationships, especially of a romantic nature. i can empathize with fearing love and worrying you are inadequate for your partner, but i don't believe the solution here is to tell her that you don't think you can make her happy. the truth of the matter is that she obviously cares for you, otherwise she never would've accepted your confession! it can seem as though being self-deprecating hurts no one but yourself, but in reality, it is painful for the other person to witness someone they love constantly putting themself down. everybody has their insecurities, but it's important not to project those insecurities onto other people.
i am no therapist, but i think you should consider thinking deeply about *why* exactly you think you cannot be a good partner for her. has she told you what she's looking for in a romantic relationship? unless she tells you outright, you truly have no way of knowing if you measure up to her expectations (and if you don't, i highly doubt she would still be dating you after 3 months).
depending on the specifics of what's bugging you, it may be beneficial to talk to your partner about your worries. she may be able to ease your concerns and reassure you about anything you may be self-conscious about. communication is key in any relationship, and it's important that any potential points of conflict are brought into the open so they can be dealt with rather than ignored. you certainly aren't the only one out there whose fear of closeness manifests in the urge to run away, but if our anxieties go unchecked, we can end up hurting the people we care about.
if you want her to know how much you love her, consider telling her! it sounds like a no-brainer but i think lots of people would be surprised at how many roadblocks in relationships can be overcome by simply saying what's on your mind. tell her you love her, tell her she makes you happy, maybe even tell her she's the first girl you've been in a relationship with and it means a lot to you! it is meant to be you and her versus the problem, not you versus her. if you want her to be happy, consider that what would make her happy is being in a relationship with you! she accepted your confession after all. being vulnerable is scary, but nothing is ever solved by keeping secrets from each other. and once you get over that hurdle of vulnerability, you'll find that it maybe isn't as scary as you thought it would be :]
this was a bit scattered but i hope i got the point across lol
she seems lovely and it sounds like you two have a nice relationship. good luck out there!!