My girlfriend often vents her anger on me because of things in work and life. He would yell at me almost every two or three days. Even though she vents her anger on me when she has nothing to do, I fe

My girlfriend often vents her anger on me because of things in work and life. He would yell at me almost every two or three days. Even though she vents her anger on me when she has nothing to do, I feel uncomfortable

Your girlfriend should have a short temper or a bad temper. In fact, I believe that you should know what kind of temper she has before she is your girlfriend. Whether you are chasing her or she is chasing you, you should choose to be together after you get to know each other. You might say that she didn't yell all the time like she does now, just occasionally. But have you ever thought about why your girlfriend is like this?

Temper is one of the worst traits to hide, especially those who are quick-tempered and bad-tempered. They generally may not be able to control their emotions well in front of strangers, let alone In front of my very familiar lover. Moreover, the more deeply these people love, the more demanding they are, and the louder their tempers. I believe that no one can tolerate someone who is angry with them every day. But if such a problem arises and you don't find a way to solve it, you have to break up quickly. I just feel that you are not sincere in this relationship.

When any problem occurs, the first response should be to solve the problem. To solve the problem of your girlfriend yelling at you frequently, you need to explore the reasons why this happens, why she is in this situation, and whether her behavior is related to you. First look for the reason within yourself. What did you do that was not good enough and stepped on her tail? Or maybe you didn't pay attention to something and ignored her feelings. If it's your fault, correct it in time. I believe your girlfriend will be touched after seeing your changes and learn to be gentle to others.

If you have no problem here, then I suggest you have a good talk with your girlfriend and ask her if she has had anything happen recently. This caused her temper to take a turn for the worse. See if you can help him solve it. If not, I suggest you take your girlfriend to see a psychiatrist to see if she is suffering from an emotional illness without knowing it. Breaking up is not the way to solve the problem. If you do not solve the problem and use breaking up as a way to end the conflict every time, then all your relationships in the future may have the same ending.