My girlfriend always says that she doesn't deserve me, but I don't feel how good I am. Is it because she feels inferior?

When a girl says she doesn't deserve you, there are only two situations at this time. The first is that she really thinks you are very nice, and there is a gap between you two. She is afraid that you will dislike her inferiority. The second is that she doesn't like you or others and can't bear to ask you, so she hints at you in this way and doesn't use you as an excuse. In my opinion, I prefer the second case, because if she really doesn't feel worthy of you, she will work harder and want to be better to match you, instead of telling you that she doesn't deserve you.

Do you really think that you are so good that she will feel inferior to you? When girls have this idea, they just think that you are not suitable for being together. Whether it's really inferiority or an excuse to leave you, she has negative thoughts about your feelings and ways of getting along, so she doesn't have a positive attitude towards your feelings. Then you should cherish it more. Not every girl is willing to lower herself. You are lucky to meet such a girl. Knock yourself down and tell her that only you like me. You can't dump me!

In her eyes, you are the focus and goal of everyone on the stage. No matter what you look like, you are the best. This gap between you will make her feel that she is not in the same world as you, and even if she doesn't want to be together, she will not be happy. You may think you are not tall enough, but the problem is that he may not need to be too tall. You may think your house is not big enough, but the problem is that he may not care how big it is. Life is hard enough.

If a girl says she doesn't deserve you, you can just tell her, "What can I do to make you deserve you?" This sentence is like a joke. Girls should laugh when they hear this. Your boyfriend will meet many excellent girls in the future. They have high academic qualifications, temperament, are the superiors of the company, speak appropriately and have a wide range of knowledge.