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1. I lived this. I left home due to an abusive family home and moved in with my bf when I was 17. I didn't have anything or anyone else and with my abusive family as a yardstick, I took this for “love”. He behaved this way and the abusive and dangerous behavior only escalated from there. It took me nearly 7 years to leave him and escape. I'm 30 now and it's a distant memory, but I look back with grief at that time. Please start making plans to leave. No one deserves to be treated like that.

   Please tell his parents and look for external help to leave. Your bf is gaslighting you and has crossed a serious boundary.

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2. He does know! He might not know you now have a definite time limit, but he has known for many, many months that his anxiety is having a negative impact on you. That implies that at some point you will leave the relationship for your own well-being. It’s not cool of him to coast along until you tell him you’re definitely leaving in February if he doesn’t finally stick to the changes he’s been promising for months.

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3. Every time you see a pack of cigarettes of hers, throw them all in the toilet. Don't flush, just leave them sitting there all wet and disgusting. She will buy more. Throw those in the toilet too.

   Your gf is obviously not ready to be a mother, but it's happening anyway.

   If your state has a smoking cessation program (if you're in the US), get her in touch with them. They can do phone counseling and a number of other things. Some states have support groups. Some have a registered nurse check in periodically.

   Hypnosis is one option, but another is meditation. There are videos on YouTube to teach you to meditate for free. This is something you could do together, which may help her stick with it.

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