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Birth Date: 2001-12-04
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Date: February 24, 2023
This is pretty weird, and definitely a red flag, but I'm curious about the fact that you've been together for 4 years and this hasn't happened before. What's different? Is it that you're engaged? Could it be that he doesn't like being touched and interrupted when he has asked not to be, and being engaged makes him more sensitive to that, because he feels like he's locking into the relationship for the long-term? That doesn't justify a violent response in any way, but if I were you, I would want to be certain that he's willing to discuss issues like this before you get married. If his only reaction is to deny that it even happened, that's not good. He needs to be willing to have a discussion about his inappropriate reaction
That’s called gaslighting.
I said to her that I truly apologise for doing that to her and I won't make that mistake next time. But she's mad that I made that mistake in the first place. I understand her because I kept on doing things that shouldn't have happened and hurt her a lot. I hurt her so so much that she feels like this. But I don't wanna lose herr. I want to mske things betterr
Can it be tied to lying by omission?
Also why are you talking about a woman's worth or respect like that? He could feel incompatible with someone who hooked up with a bunch of one night stands all throughout university. That's fine. It doesn't mean he thinks she's worth nothing. You're the one bringing that up. This guy apparently is the one who wants to wait for marriage, not her. Yeah, his virgin talk is cringy, but it doesn't even bother her. It just bothers her that's it not true and he doesn't know.
You know it could be the end of your relationship but also a chance to grow up.