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Date: November 25, 2022
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Toxicity is addictive. End the relationship now and deal with the sadness alone. It'll pass
I think you need to dip. As in, stop talking to him. It's not worth whatever crazy shit this girl will do to you and your reputation
Divorce his ass and find yourself a real man
I just started a good paying job. I need to pay off my debt and actually save. I have less than $60 bucks to my name rn. I finally felt like I was starting to work on myself. I start volunteering at my animal shelter this friday. I looked/sent emails to therapist too. I wanted him to be apart of seeing me and him build each other up. To make a successful us. I supported him every step of school and working out etc. I sent him cards and flowers, made goody baskets etc. I did everything I could despite not being perfect to show that I love him. Our time together was already limited. Bc of his schooling. Which his university is literally 15 minutes from me.
breaking up wouldn't be so hot now if you showed some respect yourself when first time she told you not love you anymore.
What did you write him? If you asked him out on a date, then you let it go.
If not, just go up to him and ask if he’d like to go out sometime. Good luck.
Here’s the thing OP, you’ve been together five years, you’ve repeatedly told her you get anxiety (aka the enjoyment is severely decreased) in event spaces and you gave her other options before your birthday.
What you need to talk to her about is why she gave you this gift.
If you want to do so lovingly: “hey gf, can we talk about the birthday gift you gave me? While I love (band), I kinda don’t understand why you thought I would enjoy it? You know that I only go to concerts because I want to spend time with you, but it’s not something that I enjoy even when I would otherwise like the event. I thought you knew this, and so this felt more like a gift for you than for me. Can you tell me what you were envisioning when you gave it to me?”
The way I would do it: “gf why would you pick a concert as a gift for me? You know I hate concerts, and it doesn’t matter who’s playing. You basically gifted me anxiety. Why?”
So going through your graduation isn't how you imagined. But you know what your family is like. I bet you figured they would do something to take the shine off of this momentous occasion for you. And you are a damn doctor! Don't let the imagined or perceived pity from others hold you back. If you don't walk the stage at that graduation and go to your brothers wedding, you will always regret it.
Why are you giving in to the whims of your family who are trying to hold you back? You're just going to be ignored at the wedding anyway for The Golden Child. Go to your graduation, turn off your phone and your social media, and go and enjoy it for what it is. A massive, huge, shining star of an accomplishment.
Not everybody can be doctors. But everybody, even the lowest of the low and the crappiest of the crappy can get married. That wedding is not a really big accomplishment in the face of things. Your graduation is. Stop letting them ruin your life