<human>: **grammar is bad, i apologize for all run-on sentences and such

I have never liked anyone as much as him, but in a relationship he doesn't meet my emotional standards. He has problems with communication, in a relationship (He actually stated so, himself in the very beginning, didn't think it would be so intolerable, my own fault) and he's not very emotionally supportive or consoling.

 For example, when we're arguing it seems like I'm the only one talking about how I really feel given per situation, and he's just there (majority of the time) giving short vague responses like "okay." "I understand." "Sorry." and I've countlessly explained that I need more output, in order to understand how he really feels. He's told me he has actively tried to talk to me more about his feelings, BUT IT REALLY JUST ISN'T ENOUGH.

OR

(I have major anxiety issues) if I'm having a panic attack he'll never really know what to say. I understand that it's not fair to expect him to know how to comfort me in that sense, but I can run to my best friend and she'll know the right things to say. I'm also not sure whether my standards of comfort are higher for my significant other, compared to my best friend. 

I feel like I'm constantly nagging him and I'm not sure whether this/I am normal or not, I'm getting sick and tired. He knows EXACTLY how I feel, but I never really know how he feels, because given the responses that he gives me it just seems as if he doesn't care. Usually he stuff like: "what else can/am I supposed to say?" 

I don't want to keep nagging him anymore, maybe he'll find a girl who doesn't need constant reassurance and conversation to be happy. I feel like I'm being mentally abusive to him telling him that what he's providing me with isn't good enough.

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<bot>: i feel like i'm nagging him to talk to me about his feelings, and i feel like i'm not getting enough out of these conversations, i don't know whether to break up or not.