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Sharing things with your partner is normal, but I am hugely put off by the people
You can't get chlamydia from a partners yeast infection. You can get a yeast infection from them, though.
Yeast is yeast, chlamydia is a bacteria.
If he wonāt budge and doesnāt see the future you do then probably best to end it now. As much as it might hurt it will only get harder the longer you are in it. You will fall more in love and the heart break will just be postponed. Meanwhile you are preventing yourself from moving forward and finding new opportunities.
It is your life to live, and your choice to make. But if he canāt see a future with you then there probably isnāt one.
dogging a bullet sounds both sexy and painful ?
Yes. I didn't really want to 'go there' with my comment, but that is definitely A Thing. A very unfortunate Thing, but a possibility nonetheless. I hope that's not the case but let's be honest, People.
Excellent idea when it comes to asking BF to walk the walk.
You might want to post your comment directly to OP so she doesn't miss it.
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Thanks so much for your advice! The whole thing really made me question
Ugh I just keep hurting people and canāt stop cause Iām soooooo bored and lonely. Get a life and be a fucking grown up, stop leaning on bullshit excuses for your terrible behavior. Break up with your BF and tell him what youāve done. Then donāt get back into a relationship until you know you can be monogamous. You might be āfairly attractiveā on the outside but youāre total shit on the inside. Bad person all together. Thatās harsh but true and itās what you need to hear.
Hmmmm,
Bloodless bastard in me wants you to try and do a cost benefit analysis of this and then ask where you see this relationship in 5 years.
You could just be a good friend with this woman and leave it at that point until you're both at a place where you can actually discuss if you want to make a go of it.
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Work on being a good friend first and foremost. It makes the rest of the relationship much better.
I believe your gf has been loyal so far but these relationships have a strong potential of turning into situationships.
All it takes is for one day you and your girl not being on the right footing and she invites him over or vice versa and you're left scratching your head.
Here's a general rule.
If your wife is attractive and the other guy is attracted to women then there will be sexual tension there 150% even if it's not reciprocated by her.
I encourage you to read stories of how infidelity starts, your case us as classic as apple pie.
Therefore, if I were you, I would grow some pair and pit it bluntly, no male friends.
It's either that or 99% chance of infidelity in your relationship, your choice.
Crying is a typical tactic used to deflect. Not saying this is the case, but its one of the tools in their toolbox when they are caught out….
He might genuinely be fed up of the fights. I adore my partner, we spent a lot of last year in fights and I just sobbed whenever I had a minute to hug him.
The aftershave could just be him trying to feel good about himself.
You need to ask him and then work on communicating as a whole or you'll lose each other, OP.
I can? I do all the time. Theyāre for me.
So, the bad news is that your mother's feelings are extremely well justified. As a rule, 30-year-old men who date 22-year-old women are Bad News. The good news is, your fella here sounds like a statistical outlier.
I'd say the relationship is worth pursuing, but take it slow and keep your eyes open. If something feels wrong in your gut, talk it out with your friends/family. Conversely, if they say they've seen red flags in his behavior that go beyond “he's 8 years older,” stop, listen, and consider what they have to say. The rose-colored glasses of romance do tend to cover up red flags, so they may pick up on something that you have missed. Once they've explained the issue, think about your response. Of course, it's possible that they have misunderstood the situation, or don't know the full details. But does it feel like you're reaching for justifications for his behavior? Are you thinking, “Ok, I know that it sounds bad, but it's not like all those other abusive scenarios you hear about! It's completely different!”? Most importantly, is the issue a one-off thing, or has it occurred multiple times?
Regarding your mother, you'll probably need to have a good long conversation with her. Acknowledge that her concerns are legitimate. Reassure her that you are aware of the problems with age-gap relationships, and that you trying to keep your eyes open. At the same time, explain why you think his intentions are genuine, and ask her to give him a chance. Offer to introduce him to her so that she can get a feel for his character, with the condition that she stays polite during the initial meeting.
If the relationship stays healthy and lasts for a long time (read: years), the age-difference questions will start to fade. Your partner's good behavior will prove his worth to most people. If the relationship doesn't last long…well, the two of you had a good run, but it wasn't meant to be. Them's the breaks! And of course,if he does turn out to be a creep, kick him to the curb.
You both need to express your expectations. If you want a proper relationship you should leave no doubts about regarding sex and monogamy.
I think being in love to start a relationship isn't necessary. You might fall in love with each other down the road. Not for thrilling romance, but caring and healthy relationship where you would both be there for each other and build your life together. It can work, which doesn't mean it will. Which is just as much the case for the “regular” type of relationship.
She is not an amazing person if every 3 months she assaults you, tries to kill you then threatens suicide.
You need to get out of this relationship before one of you ends up dead or in jail. Please call a DV hotline for help.
If he canāt take the heat he can stay out of the kitchen ??āāļø
This is live dating in a nutshell. This not uncommon for either gender.
It's been a month and you haven't met, stop responding/delete and move on.
If she really wanted to meet she would make it happen.
If you canāt see whatās wrong with making a statement like that then youāre honestly no better than the people that talk down women. Grow up
He went to prison because he shot the intruder in the back as he was running away.
That was the crucial point in the jury decision and nothing to do with āreasonable force.ā
It could be that her relationship with that guy didn't work out as planned and she wants to crawl back to you.
Maybe the other guy cheated on her and now she understands the pain of going behind their partners back
She could be really remorseful and just wanted to apologise.
Maybe it was a drunk text that she sent
It could be a text for someone else that she mistakenly sent to you and didn't realise.
In either of the cases, you're not obliged to reply. If you have kids, just accept the Apology and focus on c- parenting. If you do not have kids then just block her and move on.
He now works at a school? Or did then?
You could also report to Child Protective Services (or your areaās equivalent). As with cases of child abuse/neglect they keep a file when someone calls, and if enough calls accumulate, they investigate.
Iām a teacher and itās pretty weird to follow students on social media, most districts have a often-enforced rule about it. Maybe former students, but even that is frowned upon, especially before a few years have passed.
Why are you trying to work this out? Why do you not deserve someone who loves you with his full heart instead of this half ass nonsense? This man has one foot in your marriage and the other is miles away, heās keeping that foot in because youāre allowing it, but heās been checked out for ages.
I wouldnāt want to be with someone who didnāt want to be with me 100%.
Absolutely right – and thereās a lot to be said for walking away on oneās own terms and setting conditions for what would have to change for those who let you down to be allowed back in. The first bit of time can feel terrifying but if you can get through it and find a new equilibrium itās astonishing how little power those people have when you see them again. Walking away is great.
I understand that. But itās the way he defended her and the way he never thought to warn me. Iām Ku saying heās a bad person by default