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Date: October 11, 2022
You already distrust him and you're not even dating…You're just casually chatting and you already think he'll lie to you. Why date then?
I would go out and get them if I knew what she would like lol! Gift card is an excellent idea, thank you
So when she has sex with you, she still thinks of him instead? Plus it's not a one off. Time to move onshe is still in love with him and you are just keeping the bed warm for him!
Let them stay freaky but don’t be apart of it. She waited this long to tell you? And now she’s pregnant? Hmm sounds …..interesting if you catch my drift
If someone shows you who they are, believe them. He's showing you exactly who he is, and how your comfort means very little to him.
So she was single and acted like it
Wow this is the most genuine comment I seen this was like a month ago and things have been a lot better she gives me no reason not to trust her and were treating this relationship as serious as possible I might be young but if I'm in a relationship I don't expect it to end I don't see the point in being wit someone if u don't wanna be with them the rest of your life and that's what I intend to do.
Frankly, it would scare me that your gf continues a relationship with her and I would expect her to cut out a person who abused someone she loves.
The only explanation I can think of is that she identifies as a mom and is worried that if you cut off your mom, one of her kids could get the idea to cut her off as well. If that’s the case, reassure her that it’s different for her because she isn’t abusing her children. But condoning that kind of behavior is unacceptable.
I don’t think being friendly with your child’s ex is ‘normal.’
I just meant that there’s nothing one can do to stop it. Parents are adults and can choose their own friends, right?
OP does have the right to boundaries, though. They might need to go radio silent until the parents STOP yapping I’m about them getting back together, at least.
And no overlapping visits, as I said.
I don't at all understand what you're talking about happened here.
What did they do when they “wired” you and why is it a problem that she caught you whatever it is?
You’re not understanding it because it’s drivel. There’s no deep wisdom, he’s throwing words against the wall (and making some up along the way) and trying to appear insightful.
Haha right? Men can’t write poems or express feelings. Only chug beer and root chicks. Grow up.
Honestly I had a bi GF and did not care if she hooked up with other ‘feminine’ women but I said no to the more ‘masculine’ women. This was based strictly off appearance but I never had an issue with it.
Focus on your relationship and work through it or find yourself someone with the personality you want your partner to have, but asking your girlfriend to be more like her sister personality wise is not the way
I didn't say I wanted an incestuous relationship with them??
I am just asking for advice on being sexually attracted to her sister
This, absolutely! OP deserves better.
I told her she needs to stop wearing makeup until she accepts herself but she’d rather break up with me over makeup.
Why did this become an either/or thing? Yeah she clearly has some insecurities, but forcing her to stop wearing makeup is not the answer… it's also okay if she doesn't like the pictures of her without it.
Any time I tried to block him, he threatened to post my nudes so I just learned to tolerate the names.
But he apologized, n after that i did do it with my will, and he ask to make sure if i wanted it or not
Thank you for your comment and laying out what I should do based on other factors – appreciate the detail!
You should tell him. If he loves you, then he'll likely kiss you and tell you that you're doing the right thing.
Nobody – nobody – is anyone's “one and only chance”. Love is special, but frankly it's not unique. You're only 20, you're going to meet so many more people. Someday you'll look back and laugh about how “crazy in love” you thought you were.
Do both of you a favour and stop talking to him. Keeping in contact is just hurting you both as you two just hover around each other. Block him and cut that cord. Go out and meet new people. Have fun being single and don't worry about being in a relationship.
People don't generally tend to “grow out” of trauma triggers, it takes acknowledging your behaviour and real work on yourself to change. It doesn't sound like these brothers thought they had a problem at all, so I'm guessing unless they eventually came to some sort of realisation around those behaviours and worked towards changing them, it probably only got worse with age.
You’ve responded very reasonable at each step of this situation.
He has made clear where his loyalties lie. Meditate on the fact that they weren’t with you.
You’re not some irrational crazy girl over reacting. You’re an intelligent woman who is skilled at reading body language, skilled at interpreting the emotions behind various behaviours, and you are quite self aware.
Your instincts are spot on, and you have interpreted both his feelings and his intentions very well. Trust yourself.
I think if you stop trying to speak to him at all and pretend you don't know him he may stop thinking he needs a restraining order. There will be no romantic relationship for the two of you. You behaved so poorly, and show no true understanding of the gravity of your choices; have you considered therapy? It's often difficult to recalibrate to a normal level after a traumatizing event like an abusive relationship. I think you should hold off on any more romantic relationships until you speak to a counselor.
Most people will tell you to break up with him and will agree with you. Here's my honest take:
His feelings matter too. He doesn't online at your house. Your chores are your responsibility, not his. He came as a guest to chill, not to help you do chores.
You keep repeating that you spent 3 hours cooking. If you don't like cooking, don't do it. Next time order a pizza. It doesn't entitle you to anything.
His feelings matter too. You shouldn't have been calling him from the other room expecting him to come around like he is your son. After you notice he is not coming you should have approached him calmy and asked him what is going on and be open to what he has to say. It is not about gasslighting, you don't get to decide what he feels, that's up to him. He felt you were being rude. Instead of blowing up, you should have reassured him that he has the option to decline. If you ask something and he can't say no then you are actually demanding.
Sorry Jack, I like to think I’m not that bad once you get to know me.
Is it possible he deleted the shortcut thinking that was the same as uninstalling it? If he's apparently getting notifications from a bunch of apps that he has 'uninstalled' then maybe he just doesn't know how to properly uninstall apps.
He said I hope you're flourishing, you know that's peak pettiness ? but how much more nicely can you say don't be a dick than that?
When pull out fails, abortion prevails! Sounds like you wanted another one anyway, considering you kept it.
I appreciate and respect you for telling the girl. I would want to be told too
OP, you might have to give him a chance to realize what he is taking for granted.
He's one of those guys who is just fine with things how they are; nice girlfriend doing everything to make things nice and waiting politely for Mr. uncertain to make up his mind.
I proposed to my wife after 6 months; we've been together for 20 years.
Some women will face it head on, saying I've given you almost 5 years of my life, if you don't love me like crazy and want to be with me what am I wasting my time for? Bye.
I would suggest avoiding trying to talk him into it, or arguing – he's going to act all resentful and make as if you're pressuring him. Just decide for yourself and act.
I don’t care about the porn. A relationship is a partnership. Hasn’t worked in two years? That would be it for me.
Is this your relationship? Let your friend have her relationship and you yours. I mean talk to her about your concerns but other than that I’d stay out of it
I hadn't fully decided if I was being unreasonable, but these comments have helped a lot. Thank you!!
My wife is probably half of my masturbation fantasies, but the rest all involve people I know. I’ve never been one to jerk off to celebs or thinking about the porn girls. I fantasize about friends of ours that I find attractive. Maybe I’m unique in that, but I’m guessing I’m not. I don’t think it’s realistic to expect your husband to not find any female friend/coworker/acquaintance attractive.
This is some class A Dumpster People material. Don’t join in. Don’t “tell,” because you weren’t there and only know because of what your boyfriend told you: that’s hearsay, not direct knowledge of what happened, no matter how much you trust him.
But cut the dude out totally. Refuse to hang out with him, at all, ever, anywhere.
Hang with the girl if you want: but if she ever says, “Why didn’t you tell me?” tell her, “Because I didn’t know for sure. I’d heard rumors, but I thought spreading rumors I didn’t have direct knowledge of would have been poisonous.”
Now that you know who she really is what are you going to do? She’s a total snob. If she doesn’t want to change, you know the answer.
See idk about this. Whenever I was with her she used to be the old her but whenever I was at work or busy somewhere she again used to start the suicidal rants which scared the shit out of me and put this fear of her getting hurt in me. Then there was a time when I was right next to her and she was calm but I used to be so scared of the things(self harm, suicide) that she used to say a day earlier. Maybe I could have taken some weeks off from work and had stayed with her? I am not sure. It's just that I love or loved her with all my heart and now the regret kills me everysecond that it was my fault while she is buying Louis Vuitton handbags in Europe.
So, you know, if it's just this, it doesn't sound exactly catastrophic. (It's like a kick in the balls, don't get me wrong, I feel your hurt.)
Like, given time and some effort it can be moved on from.
However, you have to make sure that there's nothing behind it but a slip of mind. So, as others have suggested, wake up the dwarf in you and start digging
Tell her to learn how to cope with her emotions or else you'll find her a different babysitter, because that's what you are right now, OP.
Ask her to wash her butthole after pooping.
But the pubes are her choice to remove or not. Women have pubes, it's a natural part of an adult body.
3.5 years??? I wouldn’t put my partner’s name on the title either. Purchasing something like that is crazy. And since your having cold feet, it is a good thing he didn’t or else you’d be able to fight for his new investment if you break up. Divorce rates are 50/50 and dating??? Even higher. He purchased that apartment with all of his money as you have been getting out of debt, which is great, but unless you put half the money down, fu to the ck to the nah am I putting your name anywhere on that. I think your family is warping your mind bc this isn’t the 1950s anymore. Your partner is protecting himself and his assets as he should. If this is your reason for having cold feet, your intentions don’t seem to be the best anyway.
High school sucks. There's absolutely no doubt about that. And as a social outcast, I can relate to feeling like everyone is drifting away and you're just stuck in the same place.
But you're not. And you get to keep developing. The end of high school is weird because you and your friends inevitably end up growing in different directions. This may be a good chance for you to spread your wings and find a new group to belong to.
Do you have college plans or career goals? What kinds of people will help you achieve them or support you while you do?
She's not over her ex, my man. There's nothing you can do. She needs space to get over it. She likely doesn't love you, I think she might just love bit being alone and the comfort you provide her, ya know?
I'm so sorry. This is difficult.
This is called victim blaming.
Boot him to the curb and tell him that you are ‘defending your honour’ setting boundaries and valuing yourself. Tell him (and believe yourself when you tell him) That you can’t be in a relationship with some who treats you this badly, and that doesn’t value you. You’ve learnt from your previous experiences and you’re not going to repeat them with him.
Just break up with her. Who cares if she gets mad?
Yes. This is good advice.
Overwhelmingly women, the context is about a woman. Stop being weird.