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You should leave. Your instincts are probably spot on. Give her some space and time to possibly miss you. Explore other areas of your life. If she's cheated or into this other dude, there isn't much you can do aside from pick up your self-worth and move on. Either way, don't reward her inconsistent and shady behavior by trying to 'fix it'….walk away and see what happens. I'd start looking for other prospects too.
Do not get involved with a married woman it never ends well
Yes I am unfortunately not in the us. I’m in Scandinavia . I will try to find something in my country. Thank you a lot for the advice
It sounds like some therapy might be in order. Or some self-help books to help you get out of your own way. Your relationship with yourself is very important!
Please do not have or be near children.
In her head you probably heard that he kept rejecting the weird ugly girl but in reality he probably meant he shuts everyone off but you relented and found your way into his heart.
She could have been in an accident, its pretty normal to worry when your partner isn't home…
Thanks!
Oof, I mean about how he could contact you, not that you should change your own number.
I wouldn’t recommend it because if he does manage to find your number again, you’ll be stuck in the same boat. And it’s a total pain in the ass.
But hey, if it’s consistent harassment, and it’s emotionally very hot to deal with, you should do everything you can to protect yourself.
She never said she’d be interested in the future. Take her message at face value. She’s not interested.
Where we're from it's very hot to get any access to anything regarding mental health. There is definitely something going on with her, gullible or otherwise I would like her to get help.
That’s an evasive non-answer mate. Has she seen a doctor? Has she got a medical diagnosis of depression? Is she taking medication?
You’re sounding like someone with extremely low self-esteem who doesn’t want to face reality.
I’m sorry that you feel the way you do but you ask for advice then rebut it when it’s given.
Your Mom needs to stop living vicariously through her kids, and get going after her own dreams. If she feels sheʻs failed to live! up to her dreams, then thatʻs on her, not on the fact that she had kids. I think you need to just get really tough and tell her this. Youʻre 19. You already sense your natural inclination is to clinical psychology, rather than becoming a medical doctor and thatʻs fine. We are in short supply of therapists now, which is a trend that will only continue as more retire. Therapists, just like doctors, are essential to our communities. You family and your world will not fall apart. Far better to tell everyone where you stand, than trying to hold a crumbling dream on your shoulders as you press onward into a course of studies where you really donʻt feel you belong.
Screw your Mom. Tell her to go back to school herself.
Careful. This logical thought process will get you ostracized on Reddit.
I think it's time that you sat down and had some serious talks about future plans with your boyfriend. And not to ambush him or accuse him of not proposing. But rather, do you two talk about the future generally together? Do you share discussions about hopes and dreams? Kids, careers, bucket lists, things to do before growing old, retirement, etc etc?
I understand that there is this whole “convention” about the “man proposes” and it's supposed to be a “surprise” but – c'mon. This is just about the biggest decision that two people could make together. See it from his perspective, too. In seven years you've never given him any hint that you want to be married or that you see that in your future. Is he supposed to read your mind or just assume “that's what women want?”
From a practical standpoint, you do want to look into what it means for two unmarried people to own a house together. If this is the guy that you want to be married to, you two have to be better at bringing up very important points that need to be plainly discussed rather than hoping that the other reads your mind. For instance, just say, “it would really make sense to be married before we purchase the house.” Of course, you could also mention that you would also like to be married.
Other practical points are when you see yourself having kids or if you see yourself having kids.
Let's put it this way, if you were starting off dating your bf right now, there would be some basic things that you would want to establish before you put in a lot of time with him. For instance,
Are you dating to lead to marriage or is this something just for fun? Do you want to have kids? Do you want to start having kids soon? Is adoption an option? What, if anything, do you expect to be different after marriage?
For many people, dating is a period of time where you learn about the other person and determine whether you share the same values and have the same life goals. I would imagine that in seven years, you've learned a lot of this stuff about your partner but if you can't discuss whether marriage (and kids) is something that is a concrete goal, like, discuss this in a very serious way instead of just 'hinting', then you might want to think about whether you really are ready for marriage at all.
You aren't wrong. I'd be irritated at the double standard.
Stop responding to group texts, maintain communication with your parents and stop being the generous Uncle. No more Christmas, Birthday or just because gifts for your sisters or their families. On-line your life and enjoy getting paroled from the toxicity that you’ve tolerated for so many years. Your parents aren’t responsible to fix this and neither are you. Start setting up get together with your parents that the three of you can enjoy without the distraction of “others”. Make a meaningful effort to increase the time with your parents; they will ask if your sister can join and just respond with maybe it’s not a good time for me and bow out gracefully.
Yes, and if his response had been, “I don't feel well enough to do that,” that would have made sense.
Instead his response was that he couldn't do that because he didn't have certain items because of their recent move, except the items were in their house and he knew where they were, so it's not even clear what the move had to do with anything.
This is foul
It's really not a good idea to have a landlord-tenant relationship within a romantic relationship. Fair enough if SHE didn't want to be on it because she didn't want to buy a house at all. But it sounds like she does want to, so it would be unfair for him and her to share the cost (mortgage) but only he gets any equity.
I'd divorce him. Political leanings reveal how one views their fellow man. Your husband has shitty views and appears unreachable.
If you stay, you're teaching him he can cheat on you over and over and that you won't leave him. Either cheating is a deal breaker like you said, or it's not.
You need to recognize this as emotionally abusive.
Then get therapy.
Otherwise, you will absolutely do it again.
BTW, this is intended as kind advice and I’m hoping the best for you. This is the advice I’d give a family member.
Actively took it out
I guess I never really thought of quite how upsetting it could be to read those things as a partner. I've never been in a relationship myself and the only person who's ever called me princess is my dad
Tell her based on her behavior you had suspicions and confirmed they are true. She can grab her stuff and leave. As for the friend group if they ask tell them, why keep trash around?
No need to tiptoe. She cheated and put you at risk for an STD!