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Oh, maybe. Who knows? Finding out where fears come from is usually a pretty long, complicated process. You have to be in therapy and really do some naked work, digging into your experiences and feelings.
Aside from that, you can just accept that jealousy comes from insecurity — and you don't have to listen to insecurity. You just need to practice telling yourself the truth. Being in a relationship with someone doesn't mean that you're never attracted to another person. It doesn't mean that for you. You find other girls hard. It won't mean that for anybody you date. The thing is that you're choosing to be with that person. It's about choice.
The really cool thing is that the more confident you are, the more attractive you are to your partner. If you can imagine yourself saying something like “Yeah, I can see why you find that dude hard. Sure. Anyway, what's for lunch?” Women want to feel safe. Showing her that you don't freak out about stuff, and that you're confident in your own skin, is a great way to do that.
Hope this helps.
Nothing, no amount of therapy, can make you compatible. Co-parenting is the way forward. Don't raise your kid in the middle of this dynamic
This is the time you 100% focus on yourself. I’ve been exactly where you are, granted it wasn’t 8 years. My ex told me to stop contacting and be being in my depressed lonely and hurt state kept doing the exact opposite until the point she literally hated me. I was a mess and I look back on how I acted years ago in total embarrassment. Don’t be that guy. She doesn’t owe you any explanation, and tbh you don’t really need to hear it.
Block her back, delete the photos and focus on you. Pick up a new hobby, start working out and going for walks.
I'm glad to hear that. Remember to start a seperate bank account as soon as you turn 18. Hang tight.
I do also agree that I need to be clearer in my communication in terms of wanting him to achieve more etc. I notice I’ve avoided this to avoid arguments and blame shifting. I asked him recently what I can do to help him when he quits weed (which he says he aims to do tho I’m not fully convinced) so that his irritability isn’t too bad etc.. and he accused me of being near manipulative in trying to approach something looking like I’m doing something nice, but actually having devious type of intentions.
That being said, when I first mentioned the irritability he agreed, and now he says it’s not true and it’s my fault.
She chose a beer with guys over her relationship and partner. You repsond by saying “hope it was worth it. I'm out.”
i mean, has she been having sex with other ppl while you two have been dating or did those events take place before you started dating?
Sorry update for you guys asking about the main fight. I was trying to keep this post from being too long. The primary fight is because I rescued a dog from getting hit by a car across the street from our house. When I first brought the dog home, I had him in the backyard separate from our two dogs. I posted all over Facebook pet groups and made posters and put up around the neighborhood. I thought he’d be picked up within a couple hours. However, it turned into many hours and no word from owner. I checked him 3 times for fleas and I didn’t see any so I brought him into the house with our two dogs and they all got along. Unfortunately, that night, we found fleas on him and my fiancé freaked out and yelled at me very disrespectfully. I know it was my fault for somehow missing the fleas on the dog but the way he yelled at me was not okay. We then went to leave on our usual nightly walk with our dogs and my fiancé yelled at me (again) and demanded for me not to come on the walk. He yelled that I “was fucking irritating and do not dare follow him.” He doesn’t see that the way he yelled and spoke to me was not okay. The rest of the night and the last three days since that night, he has refused to sit down and talk about what happened. Now, everything that is not ‘perfect’ in our relationship is being thrown back and forth. We are both normally very quiet and calm people. We rarely fight (1-2 times a year) and especially never this bad. I think we are both changing. I working a lot on myself the last 1.5 years and started standing up for myself more and verbalizing how I feel in situations instead of staying quiet and I think it makes him very uncomfortable. I hope this helps. I apologize for the lengthiness.