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Do her the favor by leaving. She just had a baby literally 4 months ago, so talking about weight is extremely disrespectful.Learn to co parent.
That’s some messed up shit right there. He needs help
Listen to the two top comments. They’re both correct.
I’m a parent close to their age. My son is gay. I literally didn’t care. I had always said that I hoped both my sons found people that were good, happy, funny and added to their lives. I didn’t intentionally not name a gender, it just didn’t matter. But. It does to your parents. I would go. It’s who you are. I get it’s like throwing them into the deep end when they are still learning to swim but that can be a really great way to teach them how to swim. Make sense? If you keep tiptoeing around this, it allows them to do the same. I would go.
Not this exact situation. I have been long distance for a couple months at a time and it was extremely stressful and awful, and that wasn't a permanent state like you're in.
I have been young and not wanted to break up with someone when the relationship was beyond repair, because I felt like I would never have anything so special again. Hint: I did and even better
She’s way too old to still be acting like this. Run far far away.
Hi, I've been in your shoes, with an abusive ex who threatened to unalive herself if I left (while holding a sharp object to the correct place on her arm to do so)
IT's horrible, it sucks, it makes you feel SO guilty but here's the thing
It is 100% abuse, manipulation and is not acceptable behavior.
You are NOT responsible for his choices. You need to get out of this relationship, just block him and breathe. You'll be okay. It is more than likely he will not do anything to harm himself, but even if he does, that's not on you. Not even a little bit.
Take your autonomy back, you deserve better.
Seems like she is not interested in an in-person relationship. And her behavior is very catfishy.
You have to ask yourself “do I want a relationship where I never see my partner physically?” Cause it seems that is the relationship you are in.
I’m not sure how to tell him that I feel like this is a one sided relationship
RUN… you are raising 2 children but one of them refuses to develop. Take your child and dog and run…
I think you should give him an ultimatum. Either he agrees to either see a judge or go along with your plans without complaint OR he steps up with helping out in planning (not just criticizing you do it). If he won’t do any of these, leave. He can either shut up, step up, elope, or break up. That’s it.
The way he’s handling this isn’t treating you as a partner at all and that doesn’t bode well for a marriage.
I love her and want things to work, but as I have explained to her I feel like I don't have a life, I am just a part of her life
She's not happy or at peace with out relationship. We've tried many different things.
If that is true, how did you ever get to the point of becoming engaged, then planning an entire wedding and waiting until a month before that wedding to realize this is the wrong thing?
girl I'm sorry but it's going to be SOOOO much worse when you have a kid like you hope to eventually with this guy. “when times are rough, it's really rough” will be a million times worse when a real job & baby are thrown into the mix. he can't do the bare minimum when all he has to worry about is grad school? he doesn't even have a job. come on now.
believe me, he'll leave 90% of the household chores AND childcare to you & will “have to go do stuff at the office/garage/bar/whatever” and will continue to blow you off whenever you try to ask him to pull his weight.
I'm sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but I've seen this a million times. PLEASE save yourself from this mess now, before it's too late & marriage & kids are involved. you deserve SO much better. it's not just about him being a slob
She was put in an uncomfortable position where she was left alone, her friends pressured her, and then she felt she couldn’t say no.
She told you immediate afterwards.
Having her change her number is excessive and a little controlling. There is nothing wrong with just blocking the number or telling the guy he has the wrong number if he ever reaches out.
Her not going to any bars in the future is excessive as well.
I would recommend that you have an open conversation with your girlfriend. Understand why she felt uncomfortable. ASK her what she thinks the proper route is to make sure she doesn’t not end up being in this situation again. And then SUPPORT her in making those changes.
I have refused to give out my number before and gotten cussed out. Almost assaulted. It’s not worth it. The path of least resistance is sometimes the better choice.
It’s okay to let her know that you’re upset. But under the circumstances, you should be more worried about the fact that your girlfriend didn’t feel safe to say no in this situation. And help her figure out how to self advocate or avoid these types of situations in the future. Again, through supporting her not making demands about what she MUST do.
She was already backed into a corner and felt pressured by her friends and this guy. Don’t be another person to back her into a corner.
I don’t even see how it occurs to someone to say that if they’ve never had the actual thought before. Just no.
My husband and I can’t keep our hands off each other and have been married 12 years and have 3 kids (6,8,9). Idk what other relationships are like. Our only slumps have been pregnancy, birth and birth recovery related. We are adventurous and like to try new things, new toys.
Men seem to like like variety so I try to be open to what he’s craving. I can always tell when he’s thinking about doing something new but hesitant to do it for whatever reason. I don’t say anything but I’ll slowly encourage him to go for it. I give him opportunities and reward him via moans (1 of his biggest turn-ons). He gets to work toward something and feels gratified when he gets it. I could definitely communicate it with words but this way is more fun and gratifying for him.
The pandemic ended up being awesome because work from home meant we got to be together more. I feel bad for couples who don’t get along or felt stressed seeing their SO so often. All day long we’re patting each others butts in passing or squeezing other areas (when the kids aren’t around). Our free time we usually hang out and watch comedies, then he games or yo-yos (he’s always got some weird hobby going on and I love that about him), I read or write, and we’ll watch another show before sex and bed. We used to have sex every night, but around 40 we both developed problem skin that gets rashy if we indulge too much. Now it’s usually every other day.
It sounds like you have FOMO, but I warn you that “what’s out there” is a lot of trash and very little treasure. If you can’t find value in your partner, by all means break up, but don’t expect it to be easy to find what you had. It’s likely to bite you in the ass, where you feel like you blew up your life for some cheap sex with people who suck as companions. My husband and I both sowed our oats, dated duds and also nice people who weren’t a match for us.
I wish everyone could have experiences before finding their person. We both had a ton of experience by 25 when we met. I’d had 2 3-year and 2 1.5-year relationships by that time, and while my husband wasn’t as good at keeping relationships going, he amassed a much higher body count than I did. We knew what was out there and it was mostly trash. I was lucky. I always got whatever man I wanted, I never dated “bad boys” and STILL it was mostly trash. Cheater, liars, herpes… it’s a gross world out there. I’m happy to be taken but would probably have FOMO if I didn’t know the truth (That the majority of people are mostly awful or disgusting).
Honestly this is all about attitude. Are you still playful or do you only reserve that for a new partner? Do you make jokes that only the 2 of you understand? Does she? Just now my husband got a frozen burrito out of the fridge, kissed it and tried to make me jealous, and then we teased each other about his “having my way with a burrito”. as he walked out of the room he tickled my ribs and made me giggle more. Our days are full of interactions like that.
Ok, I’m out of time to ramble, hopefully something I said is helpful. Take care.
You’re response is totally valid, and given that you’re obviously on very different places when it comes to finances it lends to another overall issue of making big decisions. I’m a bit older than you, and honestly it’s a huge red flag. So your best to be out in the open with her, and if it’s a conversation where she gets pissed off at disgusting big life choices like this, she’s not ready for an adult relationship you have to get on the same page xx