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  1. If your friend is not interested in you (or the girl since you didn't specify the friend's sex) then asking them for the number should not be weird. Either way, just ask. “Hey do you have GIRL'S NAME number? I'd like to give her a call.”

    There is always the possibility of being rejected for one reason or another, but not caring and just taking it in stride is part of the whole thing. That said, she pretty much gave you the go ahead.

  2. Your boyfriend deserves better and needs to know what's going on. It doesn't sound like you love him if you can do that to him and it's funny that you think this other guy deserves better than you, but yet you're quite happy to keep your boyfriend in the dark.

    Dump them both and let them find people who are solely focused on them and only them because that's not you.

  3. So she can pay half the mortgage for years, and when they split up he can say, well, it would have been more in rent. BYE.

  4. It honestly sounds to me like he has an edging fetish. Have you offered to edge him yourself? I mean.. or he could just have some other kinda fetish and is too scared to tell you. I honestly don't know what else it could be, cuz if it's going on for 3 years, and if you've offered to fulfill his fetishes/ desires/needs and he still turns to his hand and not you, you should probably move on cuz it'll never change.

  5. I agree with you wholeheartedly. I did some research in the very beginning. He did actually go to an Ivy League and acquire an engineering degree. He does work where he says he does, I’ve seen his screen many times. I think he does make what he says he makes, but, I think he is paying some of the women he is talking to and using his money on other things. Even if he technically isn’t making up fantastical lies about his job and education, I know something is up. I just don’t know what.

    Also, the whole poly thing where he thinks he should be able to do what he wants but I should basically stay loyal to him? Wtf, like what young woman would be like “oh yeah, go fuck and wine and fine younger women than me and just leave my old 23-year-old ass out”.

    I also know he has been helping his family our a lot and I think it’s possible he has been paying all their bills and not being honest about it, which is his choice, but I think he should be honest if he has that extreme of financial responsibilities to his family.

  6. Whenever a guy asks a questions about a girls behavior on here it always has to leads to the guy is just insecure. I’ve seen plenty of posts where guys would ask about a girls particular behavior and the girls just like this comment would call the guy insecure. They would later update and guess what the girl was talking to some other guy or cheated on him. Next time really think about the scenario and situation before just going and calling someone insecure.

    What if when a girl asks a question about a guys doughy behavior all the guys just answered sounds like your not being a good gf.

  7. No. The appropriate people to help with mental health issues are those who work and are trained in mental health.

    The partner can even help in getting them access to those services without remaining in a relationship or marriage with someone who has cheated on them.

  8. First, your sentence beginning with “obviously” is neither accurate nor obvious. For some couples sex decreases, but for some it increases in frequency over time. Consider empty nesters, couples with independent teenagers, etc.

    You two have a libido mismatch. There’s nothing to “make him see.” Unlike the way you feel, the decreased frequency might just be devastating for him.

    It sounds to me like your way isn’t working for him, and it also sounds like you don’t think his feelings are valid. But they are, even if you don’t agree with them.

    Like many things in a relationship, you two can either work together and find a solution that makes everyone happy, or not. And if you decide to keep on the course you’re on, he might need to decide if he wants to stay in a relationship where a huge, important need of his isn’t being met.

  9. If you want to try this, you'll have to find a way to approach him. I thought my suggestion of “can we talk after school” was a good way to get him alone. It's innocuous enough to not arouse suspicion by the kids.

  10. Yes, you are rude. You are forcing your husband to get rid of his culture and be rude to people who brought him up. It is good that you stayed married 20 years. I am married, too and my solution worked in my marriage.

  11. Think long and carefully about marrying someone who won’t stand up to their family. Your fiancée is a huge problem here. Can you stand the idea of marriage with her if she never changes? These people will be your in-laws. If you have children, they will be grandparents and uncle to those kids. Are these the family you want for your children?

  12. ^ This. Is she throwing up? Out of breath? If she’s telling the truth, there’s a good chance she’d find it hard to hide symptoms.

  13. yep, grown ups learn to handle their feelings and move on. I have a friend like this and I probably wouldn't tell a partner about it at first, because while I don't still have feelings for her, bringing it up will only cause problems. that doesn't mean I'm “hiding it”, just that it's not really relevant to who I am now and what I want.

  14. You hid it. You LIED about it. Now your wife is suspicious, and should be. I'm siding with your wife on this one.

  15. Forgot to mention this movie showcases the contributions of the first African- American women hired by NASA for space flight mathematics.

  16. Seems controlling and like a wierd hill for him to die on. Either there's more to this story or you're facing his past trauma… Or more controlling aspects that haven't been shown yet.

    Id stand l my ground and ask for more discussion about his issues. If he'll break up for this? Good riddance

  17. Why do you have to be financially responsible for them in such an extent you can't pursue your own goals in life? I think you shouldn't have to. Sit down with them and ask how they see their own future, and how they plan to cope after retiring. Tell them to what extent you can help and what not. Don't wait until you feel you have no other choice but to pay for everything just because they make poor choices

  18. Agreed, she has no right to put stipulations on his body, and the fact that she threatened to break up if his body changed IS disgusting. Everyone is entitled to wanting what they want, but she got into a relationship with a fit guy, she doesn’t get to tell him to change his body or lifestyle.

    Furthermore, she’s actively encouraging him to sacrifice his health for her preferred aesthetic. It would be one thing if he was obsessed with working out and it affected his or her quality of life, but he has a great routine and a healthy lifestyle and perspective. It’s even more fucked up to ask him to gain weight than it is to ask someone to lose weight and we all know how fucked up that generally is.

  19. if a man says “it's either me or watching porn” the responses would be the same. you're creating a gender issue where one isn't present.

  20. The only way he could switch it off is if he’s been faking it this whole time. Maybe as a way of controlling you?

    Real mental health disorders cannot be switched on or off and need a medical diagnosis to know for sure. Then they can be managed (not turned off) with medications and therapy (which helps you learn coping techniques to minimize the impact of symptoms).

    Personally, I would not live with this person until they get professional help.

  21. She said that, but he respected it.

    Do tell me what do you mean when you say he REPEATEDLY refused to be strickly professional?

    Cause she made attempts at being friends, invitations to hang out, and he did the same. How is he in the wrong?

    You aint so logical, wasabi.

    End of what? The little cinema played out in your head cause if you look anywhere further than your misintepretations you'll see it doesnt make any sense? Maybe.

  22. All that is fine, but love isn't enough to sustain a relationship.

    I'm glad your early dates went well, but you're not happy now so I'm not 100% sure how that's relevant.

  23. People aren’t allowed to have a night out. They need to be available to be your crutch t all times. No personal time or relaxation time, just vigilance and emotional support

  24. That is literally insane. Is there a reason it’s so bad when you have clearly disabled folk needing assistance?

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