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Lmfao, sorry its my first time on the internet.
To respond to your update, it sounds like you're both fighting over very immature things. And mostly communication issues.
The question, “who would you kill” is always a trick question when it involves people you know. Others only ask it to start drama, and answering it makes you look bad, even if you have an objectively reasonable answer. How would you feel if you overheard your boyfriend joking about how he would kill you for your best friend because he's known you for less time? Probably not great. Keep in mind how others might feel if they heard you say something about them.
On the same token, your boyfriend should not be making fun of you to his friends (or anyone). He, presumably, knew you could overhear, and that's a shitty move, even if he thought he was just bonding with his bros over some harmless jokes. If they hurt you, they're not harmless. Him ignoring you for the most part also sucks. But if he hadn't seen his friends in a while, maybe he got caught up in catching up with them. If he continues to ignore you at social outings, it's a problem.
The driving thing. You absolutely should not offer something you don't want someone to take you up on. That's silly. You were testing him, it sounds like, and ended up putting yourself in a serious situation (if you'd been pulled over, a DUI can make it impossible to get certain jobs, not to mention the higher risk of getting into an accident). I wouldn't bring it up at all, unless you're going to say, “If I offer for you to let me drive back alone after drinking, say no. I don't actually mean it and I'm not safe to drive.” You said he could leave, so he did. Unless you were visbily unsafe to drive, your boyfriend didn't do anything wrong here.
These miscommunications hint at incompatibility. Like I said before, it is possible to work on communicating if you want to make this work. Be mindful of what you both say to and about each other.
You should maybe consider the possibility that she was the problem in her past relationshipd and just used the excuse “due to trauma I identify as a lesbian even if i'm not” to guilt trip you into letting her flirt with people.
7 months since the incident. I knew her 1 month before we became exclusive. She has no contact with him on any social media. However, he works at her workplace and goes to the same school.
You need to distance yourself from this coworker immediately if you don't want to ruin your marriage.
Why are you dating then if you are not attracted to him romantically or sexually? Does he know this?
Oh, that is hilarious, you thinking you're not in an unqualified lane.
Lol what is there for her to forgive? She isn't owed sex and acted straight up sexually coercive.
no, but you know that.
its not about the money directly, its about the deceit.
I bet he's saying its not a big deal.
But it is
I think this is pretty sound advice. You can ask her about it to give her the chance to explain the situation, but I think once you see she's lying it's a lost cause and it's time to start your exit.
You won't get an explanation.
I second everyone here: don't respond and block her.
She tried to systematically ensure you could never work in your field again and made it to where you no longer feel passionate about pursuing your altruistic interests.
If you're absolutely bent up over the possibility of her being in real danger rahter than being stuck in a situation she created, alert her family and consider sending her some info on women's shelters and programs that can help get her out. But you don't owe her anything.
I would honestly just ignore her because confirming to her that she was able to contact you will only embolden her to try and bring you down again if she doesn't get the exact help she expects. You have more to lose, and she's shown you that she's willing to not only try and tear you down, but also your family, and they don't deserve that. She's had 10 years to do better for herself or reach out and apologize. I'm assuming she didn't, and she only would now because she needs something.
Any rules against that kind of relationship at work?
TLDR; OP got drunk and ruined his gf's b-day.
You're 36 and your friend is 45 and you both work entry level jobs with no prospect of advancement? Riiiight. Bad AI.
To be clear: you’re having orgasms by yourself and with your partner via oral sex, but aren’t having orgasms from PIV/anal sex?
Totally normal and you’re in good company. Keep trying, it can change with age, and you may just figure out a winning combination of strategies.
But the frustration is pointless, this is just how many people work.
Look, a lot of people do have self esteem issues that they deal with by seeking validation from the opposite sex even while in a relationship but habitually seeking it out on tinder is quite extreme (normally people will just flirt a little as the opportunity presents itself in a normal social setting or they'll note attention that's paid to them without seeking it out). This doesn't always escalate into cheating but there is a likelihood that it will, especially in times of emotional stress of difficulty.
You need to think about whether you are willing to give up the chance of finding someone who doesn't need anything from anyone but you for your husband. For some people having the unreserved attention of their SO is essential for their happiness, for others it is not, both are perfectly valid but you just need to figure out what the situation is for you. If you do decide to continue this relationship you need to have a very clear discussion with your husband about what your boundaries are around his attention seeking and you need to safeguard yourself against him crossing these boundaries whether it's by setting aside personal assets for yourself in the event of a divorce or whatever.
honestly i thought so too. i asked him which he wasn't dismissive of my feelings or anything. calmly and reassuringly said he loves me that's why he asked if i was okay with it first. i agreed, a relationship can't solely be about sex but thinking about it a little more today and wondering if i should be concerned.
There is nothing you can do to change her libido, absolutely nothing.
She may have a hormonal issue or she may be asexual. She'll need to seek out a doctor to determine this. It isn't a reflection on you, it's just a lack of desire at all.
I'd encourage her to see a doctor and/or therapist.
I'm assuming she wants to fix the problem, though, if she does not you don't have any options.
This isn't a marriage.
Good for you, hon!! I left home with a 28 year old “man” two months after I turned 16. He told me all about “how mature for my age” I was and how “lucky” he was. Then, he got me 1200 miles from home, my family and friends and started getting violent with me. I found a guy my age at work, we moved in together and I left his old sorry ass a year later. As I was getting my stuff to leave (with a police escort for safety), he admitted that he thought he could “mold me” into his ideal woman but I was “too stubborn and just wouldn’t LISTEN”!! ew Thank God!!
You have your whole life ahead of you and I know you hear that all the time but it is absolutely true. I’m a 43 year old married lady now and when I think back to what a miserable sicko he was, preying on a very vulnerable young teenager, it makes me want to jump in a time machine and go back and spit in his eye.
You’ll remember this as one of those things that made you stronger. There are many more to come. I’m not saying you absolutely have to stick to guys within a 2 year age range but for long term compatibility, a closeness in age is generally the best bet. I wish you all the best. ??
He slept in bed with you with no pants on.
He's into you.
Take your shot.
Sorry I meant to say that now that he’s moved far away, it’s even more unrealistic for him to be in a relationship with you
Don't worry about it laugh at him that's crazy there's no if he's trying for defamation of character there's no defamation of character you guys all experience something with them and you're just trying to put it out there so other women can read about it and be aware of them there's nothing wrong with that nothing at all laugh at him tell him to take you to court and have a good day you wish him well because what he's going to need every bit of luck that he can get and still get laughed at right out of the courtroom I've been to prison I've been to jail several times I know a little bit about what I'm talking about and you don't even have to know anything too much to know that there's no case there at all whatsoever he's just he's just using Scare Tactics as far as I'm concerned yeah I don't even worry about that laugh at him
Not necessarily. Travel nurses are like subs for teachers. They go where nurses are needed instead of working for a specific hospital/practice. As far as I know that means OP can pick and choose so she doesn’t have to travel too far for work.