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Emma Sky, 24 y.o.
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Date: October 16, 2022
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Girl you are young, please leave him. Even if it’s three years and you live with him, leave. Get everything in order as much as you can, ask friends and family to help you out and leave. This man is an immature piece of work, and he acts this way because he is insecure and a bad person. Maybe you don’t believe me, but trust me he is dating you partly because you are young and kind hearted and he knows he can get away with it. Please leave him, that’s not the man for you.
It's a 4 year relationship, can't blame the guy for being pushy trying to save his relationship.
You both are too young to be having these problems (at least for him). Have you considered joining a gym? Or even start long walks then on to a run? You can toss the toddler in a stroller that has bike type wheels. Or bike riding? They make all the necessary accessories to accommodate your child. It has been proven that exercise improves your love life. And shower together washing each other. And when you get to having intimacy and he erupts too soon just say OK can’t wait for round two. Don’t be subtle or shy about want you want and work on getting there. Use every technique known with his input to achieve desired results. Changing up your dietary scheme can be beneficial. Exhaust all possibilities
Could you give me a few ideas of somewhere neutral? Like just go to a cafe?
Also while I do understand that it would be ideal to meet somewhere neutral, I would feel more comfortable in his town or the next town over since I know the area incredibly well. Plus the towns closer to me, are more rural so theres not much to do and I dont know them that well.
I didnt think of social media researching, good thinking. This advice has been helpful
Amen
I think that your problem is that you feel like your identity isn't there anymore. For 22+ years, your life was being a SAHM, and now your youngest is about to leave the nest.
I'd suggest finding a part time job or a hobby, just so that you get out of the house and become instead of .
In protection of another person at the time of the incident is not cold blood.
I’m always torn in situations like this. I had a neighbor growing up that had a medical condition that kept her very tiny and very young looking. Her brain was “normal” no mental delays. But physically, she looked like a young teenager.
She fell in love and got married, couldn’t have children though. But the whole community was pretty grossed out. A huge part of me understands it’s not her fault, she deserves love and happiness. But another part couldnt understand how he could be attracted to her. He must be a pedophile. I only add this to explain what everyone is probably thinking.
There’s no solution here. You either develop thicker skin or you end it.
She asked. You can give her your thanks, wish her well, and say your peace, if you wish. Or any part or combination of those – while letting her know your cutting contact as you want him as far away from tour life as you manage.
You don't owe her a response – you can just block and move on if you wish.
Possible response if you decide to go that route: It saddens me that you're texting me and defending him, without any idea of his behavior. Telling me he's a good man is… sad, really. You must not see through his facade. I sure wish I had sooner than I did.
Suffice it to say he wasn't good to me. Unless your idea of good to me is breaking promises, crossing agreed upon boundaries, lying to me both by omission and bald-faced, cheating on me, and then justifying it when he was found out by saying to me that I wasn't attractive enough for him, so he had to relieve himself with women far more beautiful than me.
It had nothing to do with him getting me gifts.given his behavior , that guess is almost insulting.
If he's broken-hearted, it's no more than he deserves.
You raised a liar and a cheat. And that's me being very, very civil. To be sure , I don't expect you to believe me. But you were always good to me, and you asked.
This is sadly the last contact I'll have with you – as I want nothing to do with your son ever again. I will be blocking tlyour number, as I prefer to have him farther removed from my life. I want no more contact. Ever.
I do hope he straightens himself out someday and stops treating partners abysmally. Maybe my leaving him will teach him that his bad actions toward people he supposedly loves, has consequences. Somehow- I doubt it. But I'm done with him.
I wish you and your husband only the best. And i appreciate your kidness and care toward me while i was dating your son. You and your husband are lovely people, and you certainly deserve a better son.
Block her?
There’s literally no difference. The double standard is strong with this one.
To me it seems like he dealing with the consequences of his own actions over the last decade. Who respects a person who doesn't respect their autonomy, wishes or opinions, or believes that their wants are more important than a child's emotional needs?
His mom has told him and me that I can come over whenever
Then go inside.
Right? These FWB people should have to answer the following question before posting: “Is this something I'd be okay with a friend doing?”
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Yeah ok, you keep on trying to convince yourself you're not jealous because everyone on here KNOWS you're jealous! Mariah has already decided that she wants to 'chance it' because they're going on a date. She's a grown woman & I'm sure she can look out for herself so she doesn't need you sticking your oar in. Better be careful or your jealousy could ruin the friendship between you & her plus if Mike sees how nasty you can be you'll lose him as a friend too. You loved the power trip you were on, refusing him, for the past few months & can't handle that it's over. Leave them alone.
No. I think it would be best if you talked to a professional or your family and seek help. You are manipulative to your girlfriend.