<human>: My girlfriend and I have been dating for a little over a year now, and she has this intermittent idea that goes through her head that I am not attracted to her,. She believes to her core that, because my past crushes generally skew towards white girls, that my "type" is basic white girls and that I should go be with them because that's what I love so much (she is Vietnamese). Needless to say, this is not true. I can safely say that although my history may skew towards that, I personally have no distinct preference when it comes to body type, especially not one that is so distinct as to call it my "type" (except i do prefer skinny girls, which my GF is).

She isn't like this all the time, which is why I think it's something that can be fixed or at least supressed. she will get triggered by something (like seeing one of my past celebrity crushes or sometimes just a random white basic bitch, which on a college campus can be somewhat often). When it passes, she always apologizes and tells me how great of a boyfriend I am and all that stuff and we go back to being bet friends. However, when she gets triggered, it gets so bad that she threatens to leave me / move out / (sometimes thinks she should just kill herself, although those are feelings she's had for a long time and she even admitted it would never amount to anything). She's a pretty cynical, sad personal as far as her life views go, and she has had self-image issues for a while, even before I got together with her, so it's not like these are necessarily problems that are exclusive to me. She just takes it out on me and uses the idea of basic white sorority girls as the scapegoat.

How do i get her to believe me? I think she's stunning in every other way; she's gorgeous, sexy, funny, intellectual, we click like no other, and she's just my best friend and I don't want to lose her. Thanks in advance!

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<bot>: My GF thinks I have an exclusive type is something that's not her, therefore believing i don't think she's beautiful at all, and it all drives her crazy.