Although you describe your relationship as “perfect” with the exception of this one issue, as an outsider looking in, it isn’t a healthy relationship. I’m not saying that to be mean or anything, so please don’t become defensive- just think about what I’m going to write to you.
You only have one family, and your family loves you very much. Your family wants to see you be happy and healthy. The man that you love should also want you to be happy and healthy. That is probably what you want for him, too- for him to be happy and live a fulfilling life.
I think that the amount of time you spend with your family is reasonable. It is very sad and it is very unreasonable that your boyfriend gives you the ‘silent treatment’ after you’ve visited your family. It is sad that he won’t even take you to visit them! What is he afraid will happen if you visit your family? Is he so insecure that he thinks you can only have love for one person, and he needs that one person to be him? Why won’t he drive you to visit them, what reasons does he give you?
I need to address what you say at the end of your message. You said: “BUT PART OF ME DOESNT WANT TO LIVE WITHOUT HIM FOR SOMETHING SO STUPID..” Nothing about this issue is stupid. This is actually a very serious, valid concern for you to have. You say that you can’t put up with it, and you shouldn’t have to. You’ve been with him for 7 years and he is still like this, so that proves he isn’t going to change. When you try to talk to him about the way he treats you after you’ve visited your family, does he attempt to twist the issue around and make it seem like you’ve done something wrong? This is an unhealthy way to live. You deserve to experience the true joy of having a happy, healthy relationship with ALL the people that you love. I urge you to seriously consider “risking” this relationship to spend more time with your family. A man who really loves you, who really wants you to be happy, would have no problem with you spending time with family or anyone else for that matter. It isn’t healthy for a relationship if the two of you only spend time with each other, anyway. If he won’t accept that you want to spend more time with your family, you need to know in your heart that this man isn’t right for you. It will hurt, of course it will, you’ve spent a big chunk of your life with this person- but if doing the right thing was easy, we’d all have perfect lives, wouldn’t we? Doing the right thing is most often very difficult and painful. But, putting yourself first will become easier and easier the more that you do it- and you need to begin doing that today. I wish you the very best- take care of YOU.