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Date: October 14, 2022
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Why did you let him cum in you?
I did ask him. He agreed to tell her that I would come along, but he made it sounds like I'm not welcomed/ forced situation/ 'people would look at you wierdly'. So I responded, I'm not going to spend 300euro for a weekend to humiliate myself.
Why should I have to disclose all of that to get an answer about whether or not we were compatible?
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Why should we get the full story of a couple to give advice on if they're compatible together?
What?
Are you fucking serious?
This is definitely a fake account now. No one is this dense.
You don't have to hangout with anyone that you don't want, ever. But you're going to be forced to interact with this person eventually no matter what you do because you're SOs are such good friends. It would be easier and less awkward in the long run to just be polite and offer little else. Having a facade of being nice is sometimes enough to get the point across.
First of all, you almost certainly will drink again. I'm not being judgmental: the reason why I say it will be important in a minute.
Your only recourse is to tell the whole truth and accept that whatever she feels is what she feels.
There are two levels that will be working for her. One is just the sting and anger of you being an irresponsible person. There's no way around that. What happened, happened, and there's no getting that genie back in the bottle.
The more difficult and lasting problem is rebuilding trust.
When you do something like this, you create major issues. Can she trust you not to kiss? Is being drunk some sort of excuse? Can she trust you not to get drunk? Avoid cinematic bullshit like, “I'll never drink again.” She knows that's not true. We all know it's not true. You don't swill a bottle of vodka on New Years and quit before Mardi Gras. That's okay, nobody judges you for drinking.
But you have to have limits. You have to observe those limits carefully. You have to be very serious about the fact that your actions have consequences. You were not on New Years.
Your best angle is persuading her that you learned how true that is. There's no excuse for what you did; so don't make any. But there is a path forward.
Whether she accepts that is going to be interesting. Keep us updated.
If it was 2-3 who just idk had depression or something urgent came up so they bailed it would make sense but all of them after agreeing on it? It's suspicious. And evil if they conspired to ruin her birthday for fun
You REALLY must find a lot of good things in her to put up with that attitude.
TBH 11 years of not, I wont put up with it. I will communicate with her in a clear and concise way about how she ¡s fucking up, having double standarts and generally behaving like and ass. If she does an effort to change and some results are seen in a somewaht short place, I'd say the relationship is salvageable. If not, just dump her and move on, keep hitting the gym and get jacked as f*** and enjoy a great new life without hinderances.
It’s your comfort zone because it’s familiar. Fear of the unknown. Make sense?
You don't drink when you have someone that already tries to do something to you though do you know?
From how nonchalant she was about the break up and subsequent fuck buddy, she will probably expect you to take her back after she’s had her fun.
Just remember that you’ve dodged a bullet.
Yeah thanks. That’s the plan right now. I do think it will be chillin just trying to express my feelings in a new way writing here!
Thanks for the input
I don’t know your kids ages, but I think you needed to have this talk with her in the dating or pre-kid stage. Her stance isn’t reasonable (he’s not a sex offender or violent criminal). If she’s so stuck on the Justice system, tell her that your dad served his time. Jail is for rehabilitation; you don’t get a life sentence for fraud.
Your feelings are very valid, and I would feel the same way. I understand he wants to be friends with her, but at the same time, you are uncomfortable.
It's a complicated situation, and tbh it's probably not going to end how you want it to if he is unwilling to set a stricter boundary with her.
I've been in this situation over ten years ago. I had to end it as their friendship constantly came first.
Why do they need a prom dress? They graduating med school – not attending a ball.
Fuck everyone, you’re a doctor. Do not miss your own graduation. Anyone can get married, a select few can do what you’ve done. You deserve to remember this day.
Don’t isolate yourself from your family, if you want to go to a party is your right to be there. Do however completely ignore her. She thrives on control so don’t give it to her. If you ever find yourself alone voice record her. That idiot will give herself away to try to get a reaction. Have an honest conversation with someone in your family you trust. Try to be around them at parties, eventually someone will notice her behavior.
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Cuddle for a while, then he gets up to exercise and you can lounge in bed for a while longer, go back to sleep, or get yourself some coffee and start your day.
My BF also has a strong morning routine and this was our compromise, except he brings me coffee in bed when I’m ready to get up. He needs much less sleep than I do and we prefer to go to bed together rather than get up together to make up the difference.