Submitted by abnormalaf t3_11e9cen in relationship_advice
We got into a relationship about 2 months ago after casually dating for a couple of months. I felt like it was too soon, but I didn't want to hurt him since he was all in. Now that the dust has settled, I'm learning new things about him that I'm not 100% sure about. I'd like to slow down back to more of a talking phase and continue to get to know him without the pressure of having to perform girlfriend duties while being unsure. I also don't feel like I'm ready for a committed relationship despite initially having agreed to one. I don't want to lose him by breaking up, so I'd like to find the best way to communicate this so that he may agree.
In this post, I'm specifically looking for advice about how to go about this in the best way possible. I'm clarifying so I don't get 10 comments harping on moving too fast and so on. It's too late.. so now I want to know how to fix it. Thanks reddit!
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