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She is not your sisters friend, she’s her girlfriend/fiancé.
The issue isn’t your sister and her girlfriend taking the attention from you.
It’s your vile family misdirecting their focus.
If you actually cared about this situation you would not invite heinous humans who will make your wedding worse because of their bigotry.
then why are you still with him? if you’re so unsatisfied, just leave
Every time your friend abuses his gf in front of you and you don’t do or say anything about it, the gf is assuming that y’all condone the behavior, and that might even make her normalize it and think it’s okay. Your boyfriend is the only one showing her that he thinks it’s wrong. That is why everyone is saying you are guilty by association. Your silence comes off as agreeing with the behavior to the victim.
People cheating has NOTHING to do with the person they were committed to. It has nothing to do with your worth. A person who doesn't cheat wouldn't cheat on a stone either. She's a peace of shit. Just look at all the celebrities who got cheated on. They have money, the looks, a lot of them are putting a lot for their family and yet someone will throw away their marriage and family for an Instagram influencer… continue therapy and i hope you can heal from this
No.
There is no advice needed here beyond “get a lawyer and do what they say.”
Having everyone block her is a terrible idea.
Why does it matter to him what you read in your down time? You aren't forcing him to read it, so what is his problem?
If it bothers him to the degree that it's considered an “incompatibility,” then just let it die. Let him go be judgy about someone else's use of their down time.
OP, besides simply deserving to enjoy whatever you enjoy without justifying to anyone, you've worked too very hot for someone to make you feel “less than” in ANY way.
I can’t help but notice that OP was trying to stall the legal process by dodging the official court notice. Is it possible the air tag was used as an attempt to serve notice rather than just for generic stalking? In that case the judge may be less excited about her complaint.
They’re not married. OP is thinking they are because Canadian tax law dictates they’re common-law after cohabitating for a year.
What would you do about your chores if you didn’t have a bf. Think about it and do that. He’s not your assistant, maid or helper. His free time is earned by good time management skills. His free time is not extra time he has to do unwanted task delegated by you. It’s time he has to do recreational activities and hobbies or nothing at all.
Have her try Lume deodorant on her feet. It's a game changer!
This is it OP
You can’t force someone to want to stay with you. And if you’re already feeling this sense of not loving him anymore, it might be the best thing for you both. If he’s not treating you fully the way you want to be treated, then you need to really think about that. You’re probably afraid of change and letting go because it is your first relationship, but if he does end up breaking up with you, then what? You have to be mentally prepared for that. Like I said, you are young. It will hurt but you will move on and could find yourself a lot happier.
The advantage of free advice is that it's so easy to ignore, and generally worth what you paid for it – nothing.
But I can tell you that trying to control who your partner sees, interacts with or is friends with is a path that leads to disaster. She may cheat on you, she may not. She may get compliments on her looks, she may not. But she will definitely feel stifled and resentful if you try and control her.
Please remember she chose you – be worthy of that choice.
Jesus poor girl.. I get it not cheating but no one likes seeing the person they love being intimate with another women.
And well you basically told her your ex suck d#ck better.
I can see her breaking up over this.
Give her time and space, maybe have flowers sent to her place and tell her you will give her space for a few days.
Nope, marriage does not change that. You are still entitled to privacy. Your spouse is not entitled to know everything about you. That includes trauma & abuse.
It can be extremely damaging to force someone to discuss their trauma or abuse if they don’t want to. That is a fact. Ask any mental health professional & they will tell you that. So no, marriage does not change that either.
This isn’t about being an open book. It’s about recognising that you don’t have to sacrifice your autonomy or privacy in a relationship. It’s about respecting the fact that sometimes, there are things that your partner may not want to discuss, and that’s ok. Your partner shouldn’t have to discuss anything that they don’t want to talk about for your peace of mind, to satisfy your belief that you are “entitled” to know everything.
Would you ever want this man making medical decisions for your child?
Honestly, that’s a good question. Probably not a whole lot. I got the full spectrum, from “you are deplorable and selfish” to “why the hell are you with him in the first place? A lot of food for thought and some helpful advice. The reason I reposted (and this is possibly just me misunderstanding Reddit, I’ve been a lurker for a while but never really engaged); there were some responses that i felt were missing the point and so I wanted to clarify (hence the edit and the deleted post). I went to sleep and woke up to 250 replies and hadn’t responded to any of them and didn’t know if I could still reply to replies on a deleted thread.
Also I got a boatload of dms from people saying they were in the exact same situation so I was a little bummed the thread wouldn’t be discoverable. I search subreddits all the time for stuff I’m wondering about but don’t write my own posts for.
This whole post reads like you resent her for having an opinion on anything. You call it attitude, and bickering and imply she's usually wrong. You clearly don't even like her which is good since I'd imagine after this she may not likely to continue this relationship after this.
She may need therapy, Idk but I think you should go.
I'm confused. It sounds like you two are already dating – next time you see him, just ask if he wants to be official. I know that can be scary but it's literally the only way to know whether or not he's interested in an exclusive relationship.
I'm not sure what other advice you're looking for unless you want to build some sort of elaborate mouse trap.
No dear, this is an engagement ring, not costume jewelry. She chose the second one herself, end of. But from your comment to AussieBP, I’d take a serious look at the relationship itself.