<human>: I've been seeing my GF [22/F] for six months now, and I've been thinking about how I would go about breaking up with my girlfriend. What I would say, what would be the insurmountable issue, etc.

I thought it was akin to that impulse to jump from apartment balconies, *l'appel du vide*, but I found myself flirting with two different women this week, and I'm beginning to think there's more to it. I love my girlfriend, our chemistry is great, and we never struggle for a conversation. When we do fight, it's minor, and usually just about me having chosen my words poorly, even if my heart is in the right place.

If I do have a problem with our relationship, it's that I'm tiptoeing around her anxiety more than I feel I should need to. I like to listen and help her work through whatever's got her keyed up. I'm fine with it being highly irrational, because at least it's self-consistent. She's had some not-so-great relationships, so I understand that she lacks esteem sometimes, doubts my commitment, and generally doesn't get why I'm with her, and good to her. I think her appraisal of the situation might be leading me to think I could do better, and evaluate my options, even if I don't want to exercise them.

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<bot>: I love my girlfriend, and want to continue being with her, but I find myself wondering what it would be like if I were compelled to break up with her.