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Date: December 9, 2022
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You're right about her not being able to voice her discomfort.
She voiced her discomfort in a way that made her feel safe, and your entire reaction is a defensive “but myyyyyy feeeeelings.” Something tells me she knew she couldn’t trust your reaction alone. Good for her for trusting her instincts and standing up for herself.
At least I had it for 3 weeks before it was taken away…
Could the fact that you seem to think of women as objects/possessions be part of why she didn’t feel comfortable expressing her concerns alone?
I don’t know if he’s a moron or you’re not communicative enough. Keep talking to him, tell him it hurts, if he’s somewhat decent he should understand.
How dare you have reading comprehension?!
Her conflict resolution behavior is manipulative and shows a lack of basic respect for you as an equal. She obviously values stuff more than your feelings. It’s fine to take some time to cool off when tempers flare- but her completely ignoring you is childish and manipulative.
Move out and research crate training your pups. The real issue here is your girlfriend is only considering her feelings in this relationship. You two aren’t a team- she’s seems to think she is the dictator and you are a minion.
She hasn't healed from this relationship. This is problematic, because feelings that she holds against her ex are going to negatively affect the relationship with you. It's her responsibility to forgive those guys and move on.
Unfortunately, she has started to identify as “the girl who is always cheated on.” If you want to try an experiment, I suggest the following: tell her that you are tired of hearing about her extra, and every time she mentions an ex, you demand that she say something good about that ex.
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