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greetings

Please make sure you do get her to understand. One of the most important things of a relationship of understanding of each other.

I was at a point I had someone to help me when I was in need. It was not a dating relationship and I can't share all the details. The part I can share despite he did help me with some things in my life, he was not honest with me and caused a lot of pain. I learn the pain he caused me was not worth the help. It was very hard for me to cut this person out of my life. The good news from this it made me to learn how to make things to work on my own.

I know your case is different. But still consider is it worth getting help while have a person causing you pain at the same time?
 
Well part of my pain could be because she doesn't understand me and there is miscommunication and I have trouble communicating my feelings
 
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