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Date: October 30, 2022
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I agree you need to do some work on yourself with a therapist. Sounds like you guys have a great relationship and he was just joking around with you. It sounds pretty harmless. You don’t want to destroy that ease with one another by overreacting whenever you take an innocent joke like this too personally, it could lead to Him feeling like he’s having to walk on egg shells and stop joking around with you. All the best.
Get back with your ex, you’re still in love with her it’s pretty obvious.
You have to learn to get over this. Your competition isn’t even interested in women. It’s perfectly fine for someone to be interested in someone else because something didn’t work out for them and it doesn’t mean you are less-than, it’s simply life. If she is treating you well, just relax and enjoy the relationship. Think about the moments with her. Life is fleeting so you need to stop thinking about what-ifs or maybes. Just relax and enjoy the relationship and realize it’s okay she didn’t think of you first, it was kismet!
Try to find a way to contact his ex.
Momentarily forget about all the nasty things he said about her (pretty sure you only have his word) and go something like 'Hey, i am dating your ex and i can't quite make heads or tails of the guy, would you mind talking to me about him? I am kinda worried about his behaviour.'
Leave her alone if she does not want to speak to you and definitely don't mention her to him for her safety, but if she does talk, i am convinced that her story will drastically differ from what he told you and that it might support your resolve to leave him and maybe gives you a heads up about what it's like to break up with him/if its dangerous.
OP's boobs were indistinguishable to her bf.
As a child of divorce, I wish my parents had gotten divorced sooner.
Waiting just left to more anger and bitterness between them, which bled over to after the divorce. That took a lot of time, money, and mental bandwidth… and it spilled over onto my and my siblings lives. That had an impact in the moment, and an enduring impact to this day now that I’m in my 30s (splitting holidays between parents, finding ways to accommodate both during special events in my life, etc.). Eventually I just moved away, and even then it’s still difficult.
The whole point of the divorce is to break the chains that bind, so that you can go be happy. Then you are your ex can figure out some way to co-exist civilly, even if it’s minimum interaction, for the sake of your kids.