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Date: October 6, 2022
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I was thinking of sone sort of hallucinogen as well by her description. Especially at a rave. Mixed with alcohol of a good amount. I had my younger days and bad times on stuff mixed with too much alcohol. I was definitely no saint.
I think that it’s not fair to both of you to be in this relationship. Even from the beginning you say she was “slightly heavier” than your exes, and you still liked her.
By considerable amount of weight gain, do you mean 10lbs or 60lbs? Those are very different things. If it’s an incredible amount of weight gain, then I would say it’s good to mention therapy but in a non-accusatory way. Just for her benefit.
If it’s a slight weight gain and that still turns you off. Then, it’s okay to let go. You have your preferences, she has hers. You can leave a relationship at any time, but the weight gain isn’t worth mentioning.
Don’t say it’s “not fair for me”, when she’s also been sleeping with someone who’s fallen out of love with her but can’t outright say it.
does your bf know what his friend did to your friend? Something tells me if your BF knew, he'd understand your stance and possibly cut his friend off for being a shit head. and if the bf refuses, then that should be kind of a red flag that says he either doesn't believe you/your friend OR that he doesn't think waht his friend did was all that bad.
That’s why I want to heal first and be single for at least a few months and do regular therapy to learn to control my BPD. I’m not saying I will go back to him but was just wondering if it would make me a bad person if I did after I’ve healed?
Man, sorry your sister is the golden child. Internet stranger hugs.