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Okay, so today I'll be delivering some sage advice or at least at least reasonably

defensible advice to some lost souls, the most hopelessly lost souls imaginable who are

the ones on Reddit. So we'll go through a couple of

these from, these are from various Reddit forums. Am I for not feeling anything when my girlfriend

cries? I, 26 male, have been dating my girlfriend, 25 female, for a little over three years.

Now, during the last two years, she's been going through a rough time mentally. It's had quite a few problems regarding her education. Because of this, she's been very emotionally unstable, which includes her crying about anything and everything. She would cry even if even the smallest thing didn't go according to her plan and act irrationally about a lot of things. In the beginning, I tried to be as supportive as possible, talk over the things with her, try to understand her side of it.

I would cuddle her for hours until she felt better and then repeat the same routine day in and day out for many, many months.

Dear God. It's been about two years of this now where I've tried to push her into talking about it with psychiatrists, which she adamantly agreed to but stopped every single visit, which she didn't feel a good connection with that person, which I think is totally valid. But now I'm having a hard time getting her to find another one since she doesn't believe that she can find someone who would actually try to help her. I'm starting to feel numb when she cries because it's been happening so often about things I have such a hard time relating to feel I feel so sh** for this and I wish that this wasn't the case, but I'm starting to just feel annoyed whenever she cries over the smallest thing that most people would just shrug their shoulders over. I really love her and I don't want to end up possibly resenting her for this behavior, but I really don't know what to do. I feel so horrible with how my mind thinks about the current situation.

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