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He even went to my fiancé and was messaging him “Do you think I should try to mend our friendship or is [me] going to be toxic all the time? I can’t believe she’s expecting everyone to be perfect.”
I’m not expecting everyone to be perfect, I’m not in the slightest, but you just would not stop badgering him.
Abusers are masters of manipulation. Causing you to doubt yourself and the situation is called gaslighting. Did he really do that? Was it really that bad? Was it just me? Gaslighting. Run to your new place quickly so you will be safe. The most dangerous time in an abusive relationship is when you are leaving. . Run to therapy so you can learn how to spot these patterns of behavior.
There is no help for this girl no matter what you do. You are just bringing yourself a headache. Cut her loose and it's not your responsibility that she doesn't wanna fix herself.
Okay. Sorry, I don’t know what options exist in the UK.
But the bottom line is that you need to make a plan and work the plan. The hardest part of divorcing is making the decision. After that, you’re just working a plan.
I don’t want to give him an ultimatum. As a psychology undergrad I know the importance and power of therapy but I also know it doesn’t work if the person doesn’t want it to work. If he does go just because I want him to then that’s not really going to benefit either of us.
I know you love him and you want to get back together, but he doesn’t want that. Continuing to do physical stuff—hell, even continuing to hang out with him, is making this more painful for you.
Tell him starting now you only get physical with your boyfriend and he has a choice to make. Then you start getting over him. I know how hot it is when your first love was so long and so serious. But you can get over it, I promise.
THANK YOU!
He even went to my fiancé and was messaging him “Do you think I should try to mend our friendship or is [me] going to be toxic all the time? I can’t believe she’s expecting everyone to be perfect.”
I’m not expecting everyone to be perfect, I’m not in the slightest, but you just would not stop badgering him.
the first 2 years of a relationship are the “new car smell” of a relationship. it doesn't get any better after that.
don't expect this to get better. either learn to accept his “free spirit”, or it's time to stop wasting your time with him.
I know, thats why I said if she's hell bent on getting her money out I might as well buy her share.
If she wants to make stupid financial decisions, I need to at least protect myself…
Abusers are masters of manipulation. Causing you to doubt yourself and the situation is called gaslighting. Did he really do that? Was it really that bad? Was it just me? Gaslighting. Run to your new place quickly so you will be safe. The most dangerous time in an abusive relationship is when you are leaving. . Run to therapy so you can learn how to spot these patterns of behavior.
What the f did I just read
I know right? People falling in love and being happily together is just so wrong.
The biggest question I’d like to ask him is if he would’ve flunked me if I had asked him out. If yes, I would Say I have no regrets about the story.
There is no help for this girl no matter what you do. You are just bringing yourself a headache. Cut her loose and it's not your responsibility that she doesn't wanna fix herself.
I can’t believe he’s 35. What an unromantic bore. You can do better.
WIBTA if I find someone else to help with my sexual needs
Not as long as you break up with her first.
Okay. Sorry, I don’t know what options exist in the UK.
But the bottom line is that you need to make a plan and work the plan. The hardest part of divorcing is making the decision. After that, you’re just working a plan.
I don’t want to give him an ultimatum. As a psychology undergrad I know the importance and power of therapy but I also know it doesn’t work if the person doesn’t want it to work. If he does go just because I want him to then that’s not really going to benefit either of us.
I know you love him and you want to get back together, but he doesn’t want that. Continuing to do physical stuff—hell, even continuing to hang out with him, is making this more painful for you.
Tell him starting now you only get physical with your boyfriend and he has a choice to make. Then you start getting over him. I know how hot it is when your first love was so long and so serious. But you can get over it, I promise.
Six months?