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Date: October 30, 2022
I guess I’m of the same mind as your girlfriend which will be downvated of course. Whilst I do believe she should have told you and obviously now you’ll need time to adjust. Seeing/dating a couple people at a time is completely normal. Especially if you haven’t had the exclusivity discussion.
She probably went slow with you because she saw a future with you, it doesn’t change her character at all.
Humans just do dumb shit sometimes.
I think you just need to remove yourself from the situation as much as possible. Kick him out of your car, kick him out of your place, leave the room. The attention he's receiving is the point. Cut off the attention and he'll learn not to do it if he wants to keep your company.
So I already see everyone telling you to report her and move out. Yes, of course you should, but I want to help you break it down in to digestible parts.
Prepare to go to the police. If you know the friends names, get that and any other information and figure out when you can tell the police ASAP. Once you are ready to go to the police, get your important documents together- passport, financial stuff- along with your most valued possessions that are small, and get them somewhere safe. The trunk of your car works, but if you have a friend you can stash them with, even better. Then, decide if you want to tell your parents what happened or just tell the police and wait and see. Given what you said above, I wouldn't bother telling your parents and just speak to the police first. When you speak to the police, you can tell them that you live! with your sister and are scared of what she may do- which is why you drove them all home, as you just saw them assault someone else and she has threatened you before. The police can investigate without revealing you were part of it. That's another reason not to tell your parents, because if they police actually do investigate, your parents won't know it was you. After you speak to the police and see what happens- if anything- then you may just want to tell your parents what you saw, and that they need to do something about your sister. When they tell you that it is fine or blame you, that should really be your clue to stop living like this. Move out. You said your mother cries and all that, and I do get it. But take this moment to assess your resources- can you afford rent, can you get a roommate, are there people you can crash with for awhile (even if it is multiple people that you stay with a week at a time) and really focus on your plan to move out. Your parents are draining you, not just your sister. Your mother can't cry about you leaving while also allowing you to be abused by your sister and doing nothin. Put yourself first. You can't change your sister, and you can't change how your parents act, but you can change your own circumstance. If you are working, stop giving your family any money, and focus on getting out and to be an independent person. Focus on your future and when you do get out, stay out. No money, not a dime, to your family, and any guilt they give you should be brushed off. They decided to have children, you don't owe them for raising you and keeping a roof over your head, that was their choice, not yours. You have a full and bright future ahead of you, IF you get away from these people.
What's your relationship with her parents? If it's good, I'd call them and talk about your concerns. Chances are they know their kid, and won't be surprised. At the very least, you've warned them about the suicide threat.
But otherwise, you just need to do it. Be firm, don't give in. She might beg, tell her no. She might be cruel, don't take it personally. Decide in advance what you want to do if she gets physically violent and then tell her outright if she does. Look up the policies in your area for suicide threats, decide if you want to use those resources when she inevitably makes that threat. Or that's the time to bring her parents into it. Maybe you'll get lucky and she'll go cold and cut you off thinking it'll get you to come back. That'd be easiest.
Yeah he answers don't make sense, I 100% believe he cheating, which would explain the conversation change real quick to distract you.
And now he playing the victim acting hurt, how dare you accuse him.
If he brought those while you was in Mexico but you was on your period so didn't use them how did you not know about them??
Surely he would of said ohh I got condoms to try again but seeing as.you on we will leave it.
And you said there was two?? Since when did condoms come in pack of two ???