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Input: So me and my girlfriend has been dating for almost a year. We were talking last night and I knew she was feeling down. I was on the phone with her being understanding and trying to make her feel better. I really tried my best to make her feel better, but it wasn’t working so we ended up talking about random stuff.

 I recently got a new job and have been extremely stressed over it. In order to make any money I would need to close deals. Sometimes I get work calls at night when I’m not at the office. She had to go help her mom with something so she hung up. When she hung up I got a work related call with one of a lead I’ve been working on. The call went great, there’s a high chance that because of that call that I’d be closing this deal by the end of the week. 

I was really really excited and happy after I got off the phone. Mainly because if I close this deal it’ll be my first one. Without thinking I called my girlfriend and told her what just happened. She was happy for me. Later she sent me a text saying how it wasn’t fair that I told her the great news that happened to means how great I was feeling when she was in a bad mood. I genuinely forgot that she was in a bad mood. I feel like a bad boyfriend. I told her that I’m sorry and didn’t mean for it to make her feel worst. 



telling my girlfriend something good that happened to me when she was feeling upset