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  1. What it comes down to is that you can either support her in her delusional endeavors or not. There’s an off chance she makes it. And yea, she’d have to be one in a million.

    But what else are you going to do?

  2. I just don't want to deal with behavior in a partner that I have to deal with in a parent. I just hope this going to be something we're in agreeance with.

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  4. Somehow you captured what I want to tell him so concisely. I feel like when I try to communicate that he feels defensive and states that he is always on my side and that I take everything he says maliciously. Maybe that’s the anxiety part

  5. Sorry mate, but breakup now, she is already out of the house keep it that way. Anything she needs cane be delivered to her so she doesn't have to come back.

    Her Dad's condition is terrible, but you can still be kind to him and keep her out of your house.

  6. Are you wrong? No. There are adult and childish ways to break up but at the end of the day they are a breakup. I cannot speak on you as a person but I’ve always thought I’ve been handled shitty through breakups and have handled other people (in their POV and with a lot of afterthought I agree) even worse.

    What I can say is, if someone jokes, suggests, follows through, or just even talks in a round about way about breaking up: break up with them. I’ve been in a few situations where my ex has joked about this and it’s ended in me ugly crying to my friends about a guy not worth the tears. The very last ex I had (broke up in early May) suggested we break up in an ultimatum type way. I said it was over and this was not even a month after his father passed away. If you ask him he would have loved for us to meet in person and have a huge dialogue but I didn’t have emotional currency for it. No one owes you the dialogue you might want or the breakup you think you deserve. Only one person is pretty prepared for a breakup and that’s the person initiating it.

    I’m sorry it wasn’t a respectful breakup. These days things get easier to “end” over digital communications. I know it’s hot to not be sad or angry but I’ve been ghosted AND broken up/blocked over text. I was angry I didn’t get closure but I had to teach myself that I likely wouldn’t have been satisfied by the situation even if there was.

  7. I understand your reasoning why you are defending her, and I agree with you that she is a victim in addition to her son. I appreciate that you are empathizing with what's she been through, and are right in acknowledging that the father is the true villain at the end of the day. People can also be tougher on mothers, due to the societal expectation of them being the primary caregiver.

    I am also admittedly biased and more sensitive to the commentary due to what I've seen and how I feel about abandonment in general. I think the others commenting and society in general who haven't experienced either don't know how significantly it can impact your childhood development and ensuing adulthood.

    I hope that she finds a way to heal and a way to help support her son in the future. I also hope that he is safe and has people to turn to for help if he ever needs it.

  8. People like you shouldn't be allowed within ten miles of a school or playground, you sound like a pedo creep okay with grooming kids ?

  9. Sounds like somebody got red pilled. What’s he been listening to lately?

    Your normal life is far away from that loser. Tell him to shove his nonsense where the sun don’t shine.

  10. Personally I don't see an issue with friend groups sharing sexual memes etc ..sounds like an insecurity problem

  11. Oh awesome. I never knew this lol. Like I me mentioned previously I just moved here (from a northeastern state).

  12. We're figuring that out quickly. We are trying to resist, but it's tempting to talk about it more and about having kids in general. Especially cause we wanted some soon. Like next year. But this was too soon, mostly because of her health. Yes we have other financial and career issues but we honestly could of made that work. But the health problems are inevitable.

  13. This is rough. Is he getting proper medical help? If not, it starts there. If he is then you need to talk with him. Talk when he’s in a good place. It starts with I love you and I want to support you. There are times though when my battery is running low and I feel that instead of helping that I’m going down the black hole with you and that’s really hot for me. Ask him what he wants you to say when this happens. I think if you approach this when he’s in a good place, he’ll be more open to coming up with a solution that works for both of you.

  14. I totally see that side of it. It’s a lot for me too, but I also don’t get to see my family too much because I on-line with my boyfriend so I guess it’s not as difficult for me. I’ve tried to make accommodations like say we can drive separately, or I can say he has something he needs to get done after so he is free to leave whenever he wants. He never takes me up on these and says no it’s totally okay he will leave when I leave. He is on his phone for a lot of the times, which I didn’t say anything about until it got to a point where my mom would try and include him and he’s so involved in what he’s doing on his phone that he won’t even hear her. It was only after the instance where he was telling his brother how much he hated family dinners with me, but then didn’t address any of it with me, that I really had an issue and stopped inviting him. I’m trying to be accommodating and understanding, but he will still complain no matter what. And then recently we had a family dinner to which he wasn’t invited, I said I was heading to my moms for dinner, and he was a bit upset he was not included. I don’t understand what I can do in this case to make it better.

  15. By 36M you mean 36 months right? Because only a toddler would pull this stunt and think it was okay. Just leave, find someone who isn't a middle-aged child.

  16. Its not scary to be “alone” when you love yourself.

    Instead of staying in a toxic relationship that will just make you more and more depressed, insecure, and victimized – spend your time developing a loving relationship with yourself.

    Soon you’ll realize you’re the best company for yourself you could ask for. And soon after that you’ll find someone who deserves you.

  17. Yes 100% have had trust issues but me and my wife, fiancé at the time laid everything out on the table prior and not once did we discuss the photographer we hired for our wedding being a part of our past in any way besides him being someone she went to high school with and still kept in touch. I trust my wife completely but this event still gave me bad vibes on my wedding day.

  18. Creating boundaries and setting ground rules can help an open relationship go well, so don’t be afraid to explore the dos and donts together. Understand there can be risk factors to this so be cautioned. If you’re going to sleep with others stay protected. It sounds like both of you want this so why not explore, just be careful and mindful of the pros and cons.

  19. I mean what are the cores that you need in a relationship? Do you guys have similar goals? Do you both want kids and marriage? Do you both share religion or spiritual beliefs? Are your big goals similar? When you argued were they big meaningful deep issue fights or blow up fights over the toilet paper not being the right way and name calling?

    You are both super young still. You have lots of life ahead of you. On one hand you have lots of time to settle down. So a friend's with benefits situation wouldn't be the worst.

    On the other hand it could be really stressful if one of you moves on before the other is ready or the other falls more in love while the other decides its not for them.

    In my experience, breaking up and getting back together has never worked out. Long distance is hot and it depends on the people. Some people aren't made for long distance

  20. I can't tell if you seriously want to get married from what you've said here, so it sounds tough for him to understand what's important to you also. In one sentence you say you want to get married, in another you say you'd be okay with a commitment…

    You've been pushing for this proposal, but now that it's coming up- you're not sure if you want it. So let's put it this way- what would've been ideal? You know how he is with making decisions, hence how you had to hold his hand through this- are you going to be happy with his method for making decisions long term? And finally- do you want a wedding, or do you want a marriage with him? A wedding is one day, a marriage is (ideally) the rest of your life- and if you're not going into a marriage with a “rest of my life commitment” mentality, then definitely don't do it. But if your relationship isn't moving forward- what's it doing?

    If you don't know what you want- no one else can tell you either. One person cannot dictate what or how another person thinks.

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