Hate to say it dude but you have a choice to make.
1. She is more important than your job because you love her and are willing to take the hit because of her (keeping in mind that she may take it that she is in charge and you will kiss her butt for all times).
2. Your job is more important than her.
If you can't live with 1 then you are never going to make it in the first place.
If 2 is correct you ain't going to make it.
So now is the time to talk to her. See where this is going to go.
I served from 74-96 in the Army. I've seen more than my fair share of failed relations. I've learned a few things.
1. A woman who is in contriol isn't for long most of the time. The guy fines his whatevers and stands up to her....or she gits tired of what she sees as an unmanly man.
2. She never lets go of having to be in charge and you live with it all the while having yer buds laugh at you behind yer back or walk.
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