isadora2008
@isadora2008
17 Years
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Supporting a Leo in challenging times involves giving them space and understanding their need for independence. Respect their boundaries while expressing your willingness to be there when they are ready. Focus on patience and avoid pressuring them. Respecting their process helps maintain trust and keeps the door open for future connection.



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Things have been going well with my leo - relationship almost 4 months old, and he has been steadily getting his life on track, dealing with ex, three yr old, getting his biz licensed and running - working like a one man factory.
Finally, over labor day, we were able to take a four day romantic vacay out of town, where he opened up like some kind of beautiful flower as soon as we got out of the city. Throughout the weekend he said all the sweet things about the future I wanted to hear. And many more I never expected... I didn't even have to open my mouth. He always has said sweet things... including 'I love you' the day we met, but these were far deeper, and very articulate.
A few days later he gave me keys to his place and tried hard to take an active role in being in my world, meeting friends, etc.. Due to his work/life/kid, its very hard for him to be free for this.
Then - last week, perhaps a week after all this, he started getting way busy again, and as a result way exhausted, and not really available, even when we were face to face. After not seeing him due to his work, we had one night together, (no sex -- he's been too tired). In the a.m., we had a tiff, and he bit my head off completely, disproportionately - asked for his keys back, and refused to talk about any of it. Would not see me, though continued to call every day, becoming less and less gruff, but still would not talk bout it.
Finally this morning over the phone, he told me that he needs to take a step back. That he needs the time to get his life together. He said it was extremely hard for him to say this to me, and hurt him a lot, and he doesn't want to cut me out of his life, but he knows its unfair to me otherwise. His obligations are legion. He's dealing with a very messy financial situation, and he just wants to work his ass off until he feels like he's got his butter together. He doesn't want to let me go, but he doesn't want me to have expectations he cannot realistically fulfill at this time - thus he can't be committed.
I definitely support him in the majority of this decision. And I do not want a different man. My question is... what's the best way to support someone through something like this. I know he loves me. But its very difficult for an aries to do anything in half measures. What can I realistically ask of him at the moment?