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Do you need more time and space to focus on yourself but are concerned about how your girlfriend will react? Whether you just started dating or are in a long-term relationship, you shouldn’t feel guilty about wanting more space. Having space to focus on yourself and your other relationships is actually necessary for a healthy relationship. Fortunately, it’s possible to tell your girlfriend you need space in a nice, gentle way so she’s less likely to get upset. Keep reading for everything you need to know about bringing up the topic so your relationship stays strong.
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