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Date: November 14, 2022
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I am considering moving on but after a conversation and understanding their end of the story because there are emotions involved at least at my end.. I want it for my peace. I'd rather have that uncomfortable conversation than think all my life about what if i mustered up courage and talked.
Thanks though for commenting though.
Wait for what?
Why would most women in his environment not want flowers?? There was not a girl on the campus who did not accept a flower today or wasn't happy with it. He is definitely not nervous, as he is the one with more experience and well- I can see it. I have never expressed any dislike in flowers so I don't see where he would get the idea from. I will talk to him, but in my opinion i do have the right to be a bit dissapointed
I would understand if hes busy but he works from home and finishes all his work tasks in 3 hours or less and I just see him live on steam playing videogames which I don't mind because I'm also a gamer but usually when he plays games he still texts me a lot or atleast have the time to say he loves me and yes I have friends and things to do but i also care about my boyfriend
Why at 26 were you moving on a 19 year old is a better question.
I could have written this. I am also a strong personality, independent feminist, love a good argument or debate, opinionated to a fault, the whole deal. Settled into a relationship where he had all the power—product, in hindsight, of some depression making me feel like I couldn’t do better—and ultimately did the same thing you did, improved myself in every way. He was PISSED. Turned emotionally and verbally abusive, hitting stuff frequently, gaslighting, abusing alcohol, silent treatments, the whole fun shebang. He was threatened and felt like he wasn’t doing as well in life, a common theme with a lot of men in my life, as I passed them by achieving my goals.
Trust me: he’s probably nice, he probably “took good care of you,” etc. You might feel bad. You might think he’ll change. Until he changes HIMSELF though—by setting and reaching goals for himself, not by changing how he treats you—he won’t stop mistreating you. Leave and find a man who celebrates you and your achievements and your milestones and positive changes instead. They’re harder to find, but fuck is it awesome.