<human>: Thank you for taking the time to read this when I feel almost every answer to these kinds of problems is essentially the genie talktoher.gif.

We've been dating for about half a year now, and lately, my girlfriend seems like she is wanting an impossible combination of wanting more of me, or less of me. She wants me to open up about myself more, but she also doesn't seem to really listen when I do.

To be perfectly honest, my life is incredibly boring, and that makes me really *happy*. I like having a simple, boring life. I like working a full-time job, I like not having to deal with shitty classes or worrying about deadlines, I like just being able to have free time and do what I want at my age, when half my generation is either busting their asses off, or worrying about being a sack of shit. I am very comfortable at where I'm at. This is important to say because this means I don't have a whole lot to talk about. *If you don't really do, you don't really say.*

I know this bothers her, but shouldn't she accept that about me? I do ask her about her day, and I'm curious about her, but not a whole lot is going on in my life, and that's what makes me happy.

Lately it's gotten to the point where I feel like she is approaching our relationship like it is a chore. What breaks my heart the most is she'll interrupt me when I say, "I love you." She'll change the subject or mention something completely irrelevant. Sometimes she will say "I love you too," but it's really forced and half-assed. It's not natural, like I made her say that.

It's confusing, because she's inviting me to her Christmas dinner at her family's house, and she texts me sometimes, and occasionally wants to hang out with me, but part of me feels that she doesn't care about where we're going. And if she doesn't care, I don't want to waste my time and effort in this anymore. I don't know what to say or do, and I hope you can help.

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<bot>: My girlfriend is not as emotionally invested in me as I am to her, and I don't know what to say or do, please help.