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I always say to hear actions speak louder and I’m not seeing enough actions
he makes her uncomfortable and i can’t blame here. instead of making excuses for his inappropriateness just see her by yourself. respect your daughter’s wishes. people just don’t make things up randomly out of the blue
I don’t think I text like a serial killer, but you never know! Good point in it having potentially started as a pic share or something, there could always be that possibility. I think I’m leaning on working with myself to get over the hurt and just letting it go when I’m feeling less emotional about it.
Ever heard of “Irreconcilable Differences”? This is one of those.
You want something, and your partner doesn’t. There are no compromises for something like this.
You have 3 options here:
You accept that this is something you will never get to do, in time you will end up unhappy & possibly resentful.
Your partner gives in, is “forced” to do something that they don’t want to do to keep you happy. In time, they end up unhappy & resentful.
You break up now & save yourself both a lot of time & heartache down the track.
What's fair is fair for those involved.
If it's feeling less than fair, talk it out.
Tell him “no one can make you feel inferior without your consent” and then pack up and call a divorce lawyer.
This is a tricky situation. Do you know what mental disability he has? Regardless, your boyfriend is being very unreasonable. You don't have to completely cut him off! If he texts too much, say that to him. I'm not sure the extent of how he has made you uncomfortable, but if YOU have had enough (completely unrelated to your BF blowing up, was lunch the final straw for YOU?) then you should stop messaging him.
Honestly, since his parents brought him they should have stopped him from bringing flowers or clarified they were just as friends flowers. Which honestly, id be psyched to get flowers from a friend. But for him, it sounds like the reason for the gift was unclear.
I think it would be perfectly reasonable to tell him he made you uncomfortable for being so touchy, and your boyfriend wanted to be engaged in the conversation too but he ignored them. You know, direct communicate what made you uncomfortable or think was wrong, but only when you feel calm and collected about the situation (so you aren't over critical).
BTW I do have an invisible/mental disability myself, so I can understand it to some extent (I think its a bit different as I'm a girl and am high masking/lower support needs).
Tldr; if he made you uncomfortable irregardless of what your bf said and this was the final straw for YOU, then if you think cutting him out of your life will help you, do it.