Laxxx,
First and foremost, SMILE, LAUGH, and BURST INTO LAUGHTER. hehehehe

(That is what you need the most now. Don't let the pain ruin your day. ALL IS WELL

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Now, here's my "Male's Perspective".
I and my GF are now in our 3rd year. Seriously, today is our 3rd Anniversary.
We didn't reach this very memorable day happy all the time. We broke up when we were on our 2nd year of relationship. Our loving and glorious relationship eventually turned bitter. This happened due to a whole lot of reasons. In our end, my GF was so sungit and selosa that I eventually can't go along with my friends anymore because she was so strict on my scheds. Eventually, nasakal ako and I decided that we end the relationship. Yes, we ended it pronto. It was painful, but we have to accept the fact that we're not suppose to hurt each other's social life just because she wants me always by her side.
Til then we both realized that we need each other pala. So we eventually made ways to meet again. We talked wholeheartedly. She cried and asked sorry. I too did apologize for the harsh decision I made. Yet, I was grateful that I did that. It was because we realized that we indeed need each other. Now, we still have up's and down, away dito, bati doon, away ulit, and bati ulit. -- I feel sakal ulit at some point, but eventually I realized -all of these are tests. Tests to see if we can really handle a family soon. You have to make tough decisions in life. It could be a matter of life and death, or as simple as who will cook breakfast. Yet, the most important part is that you know how to make crucial decisions wisely.
Now, you have a choice. Meditate and ask yourself what makes your relationship lay-low? Is it because of him? or because of you? Then, if after checking all stuffs necessary, and see that this won't work, do not hesitate to recommend a cool off or break up. You will realize the value of a person most when he is not around. If the problem is him, and he really loved you, he will find ways to have you back.
Good luck sis and if you need more guidance, do not hesitate to ask us back.
P.S: Beyee has done her best in explaining the whole picture at you, and she explained it explicitly well. Now, you really have to know exactly what to do. Otherwise, we can't help you, if you don't know how to help yourself either. Reality hurts, and it does hurt big time. Just be practical sis. Don't go on false hopes and empty promises.