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Hey r/relationships, I was hoping you could help me out. See I've been dating this girl for a while now. I wanna say shes my 13th girlfriend but I feel that's irrelevant. Any who she and I recently had a falling out a while ago (maybe two weeks ago I'd say where we almost broke up) but things are better, or so they seem. 

See the reason why we almost broke up was because she felt like all our relationship was, was sex and movies, and that I have a hard time saying no to when she's not in the mood, (but sometimes if I get her going she'd change her mind) or that when we start to have sex, I don't always immediately get a comdom, bad move I know. But we trust each other and we never had any STIS from previous partners. 

As for me what I had issues with is that she wasn't telling me what was wrong and that I had to fish for what was wrong when we had our fight, and that she didn't wanna see for 3 weeks, it was rough but we pulled through. So anyways now after talking about it, she said we won't be having sex for who knows who long, maybe 2, 3 months, she said if I keep asking about it then that will proove she's right, and that all I want is sex, which isn't obviously the case, I'm just want our relationship to be both emotional and intimate. Keep in mind we've only been dating 4 months, and that we had sex the our 2nd date. So I know for a fact she has urges just as much as I do, which is why I think she might cheating on me, but I really don't wanna accuse her of that because she's never given me a reason to distrust her. So my question is, what do I?
<bot>: I want to tell my girlfriend that I believe our relationship should be both intimate and emotional, regardless of the fact that she thought all our relationship was sex and movies, but I don't know how to go about doing it.