Hey, Hey Waffle gang, I do hope you are well. My name is Mark and today we're checking out some more relationship stories.

And if you do love a Reddit story, why not consider, hit that like, subscribe, maybe that notification bell too.

And let's crack on with today's first story, which comes from acceptable Bison 212 and says, my 27 female boyfriend 28 male

of seven years wants to take a one year long break. Hi, I'm sorry for my spelling as English is not my first

language. Me 27 female and my boyfriend male, have been together since we're

20 years old and for the most part our relationship was pretty good. We can communicate pretty

well, our wants and needs, so it's been a very healthy relationship. A couple of days ago,

I noticed something was bothering him and I asked. He said he doesn't feel as good as he used to.

He's not okay with where he is now in his life. He doesn't like his job, his economics, his life basically. The only

thing he said is good in his life is me, and that doesn't make him feel fulfilled. We've been talking

non-stop the past few days. Also, we have cried too much. At the beginning, I was scared because

I didn't want the relationship to end, but the more we talk, the more I feel I don't deserve

this situation. I know it's not a me problem. It's him, his life, his goals. I cannot think for him.

I can't be happy for him. I'm exhausted. At the end of every conversation he ends up telling

me that even though he wants to discover himself, the only thing he's sure is that he doesn't want

to live without me. But then the next morning he wakes up confused with what he wants again.

He came up with this idea of taking a one year long break so he can find himself and then come back to me.

I honestly think that's awful.

And I told him that I love him so much and probably in a year I will still love him the same, but I don't deserve that.

I won't be sitting with my arms folded just waiting.

I probably resent him a lot, so that won't work for me.

If he stays, he stays and commits to work things out in therapy, and if he leaves, it's

...