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Date: October 21, 2022

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  1. Don't tell him. He doesn't need to know; he doesn't WANT to know; it's none of his business, and no good could come from you telling him this.

    Keep it to yourself.

  2. He's just full of excuses and it's everything else but him. Lol

    He could have gotten on a list ages ago and already be in therapy. I don't know where you online but in the US you see a gp for depression meds so he could also be doing that.

    Don't stay with this person. They don't know how to adult. And honestly they don't want to change. They want to fail, not adult and rely on you for everything that his parents don't hand him.

  3. i would give him a month (maybe he plans to propose and is throwing you off?). if not then it is probably ultimatum times. he is wasting your best year. if he does not love you for who you are by now, he never wills.

  4. Sorry if you already mentioned this, but what does his place look like? Do you go there often?

    And why are you still in this relationship? I know you’ve realized by now that it’s not progressing how it should

  5. I definitely considered a therapist, I'm fortunately aware of how bad my mental health is at the minute so a therapist may be able to help. Secondly, we have tried so much new stuff together. Almost everything we've done has been new for both of us, it's just the idea that I wasn't his firsts and the thought of his past experiences being better etc. The idea of doing new things and the fact that we have done so many new things definitely helps me though, it makes me feel special.

  6. she's saying that his success is due to him having a personality type that seeks leadership roles.

    I don't agree with MBTI but it's not that hot to follow.

  7. It depends on what she does. She could have said she's working from home that day, same with him. So no changes in her pay slips.

  8. You’re incompatible. She’s conscientious and responsible. You want to play. Break up. Find people your compatible with.

  9. A couple things.

    I recently saw a jordan Peterson interview where he explained that psychological illness cases follow a trend of a bunch of cases, then no cases, rinse repeat.

    I noticed that within the last few years, after the well needed awareness movement for mental illness, plenty of people diagnose themselves with anxiety and depression as a scapegoat to be lazy fucks.

    And I'm not some oldhead either, I'm 21 and have seen people quit literally refuse seeing a doctor for a diagnosis because they “just know” which is a whole other mental illness at that.

    Also. Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but being a stay at home wife is not a full time job. Being a stay at home mom is, and once children are in school, it's no longer necessary in my opinion. Cleaning the house is not comparable to a 8+ hour shift. Cleaning doesn't take all that long. You can get most cleaning done within a 2 or 3 laundry cycle.

  10. Communication is the key. Do it way way more than you think. Spend time with it. Go back over things and continually verify that everyone is ok and consenting.

    Be super super clear on ground rules and write them down. Review them and allow them to change. Maybe she wants to spend some time back monogamous – Leave room for that.

    Leave room for people to get upset even if everything is within the rules.

    Try to find ways to make it equitable, or include her any way you can.

    Don't take everything all the way to her boundaries. If you can, stay well clear of them.

    Acknowledge the existence of NRE (new relationship energy) which happens when you meet someone new and have chemistry. Part of you will want to fall in love with other people. Set rules to make sure any feelings means you instantly walk away from that person.

    Stay completely open and honest with other partners too (dont hide your gf), even if that makes it hot to find one (it will).

    Did I mention communication?

    See if you can find other people going through a similar journey to be able to talk to about it. Together, and you and your gf separately.

    Consider therapy while you start.

    Good luck! It might be a great journey, it will be rough.

  11. It still is their story.

    You weren't there.

    It's not yours to tell. Really it isn't.

    Ask your mother, as you still seem to believe she may have cheated on him.

  12. Op, trust me, it’s clear as day she jealous, she wants your BF, she wants to get rid of you.

    Also she’s not your “bestie”.

    A BFF doesn’t avoid you, a frenemy does who secretly hates you to your face.

    She’s playing dumb, she’s manipulating everything on purpose, and she’s has some narcissistic tendencies hence all the drama is about her and not enough attention from men.

    This is what Narcissistic women do in their youth and unless you cut her off, she’s going to eventually steam roll you by gaslighting you, cause you to break up with your boyfriend, and then seduce him the same night.

    Trust me, I knew a few women like this, one in particular, she eventually got arrested & sent to prison for embezzling $40k from a job but she had a flair for the dramatics when men weren’t paying attention to her, include guys I was friends with she knew and it’s why she tried to get me fired all because I got along with everyone at the job and had freshly gotten out of a two year relationship.

  13. I mean if you continue to watch media with it and are finding it hot to make it through watching shows with zero tolerance- and it is detrimentally affecting your life/habits then yeah.

    Sometimes part of the suffering in a story is learning that the suffering was unfair and the character overcoming it. If you're finding yourself constantly turning off shows and unable to appreciate a full story in your daily life it probably is worth paying some attention to and talking with a therapist.

    OP is finding this to be detrimental to their viewing with their partner and is concerned. She knows he has some hurt he is going through, and I'd argue he should at least examine this hurt critically and talk with a therapist if he hasn't yet.

    If you have triggers that affect daily life you should talk to a therapist and confront that pain in some way so you can figure out how to process it and adjust- even if that means the therapist telling you to skip scenes/shows with that content at least you know you're doing it healthily.

  14. Nope!

    The guard did the right thing by informing your gf and blanking the question. It’s not his place to divulge any private information about your gf but it IS his place to give her information that might pertain to her safety.

    Give him a big tip

  15. Your husband is at the very least having an emotional affair possibly physical with the amount of time the they stay together. There is a book recommended on many forums about affairs. Not “Just friends” by Shirley Glass.

    He is prioritizing her over you and that should not fly in a functioning relationship. Your spouse should be your number one priority.

  16. It's me. I don't look. And other people don't either. You're just projecting. It's fine that YOU prefer to keep looking at other people, but don't just outright try and speak for every other human being on the planet.

  17. OP, you definitely need to read the above comment.

    I’ve had the same experience too, having my own mom move in who was/is like this and was living with my now-ex as well at the time. It was a NIGHTMARE.

    She inserted herself into everything. We couldn’t have dinner in peace. She didn’t work either (and was/is able bodied) and didn’t have friends so we were her social hour. Constantly tried to involve herself with her opinion on cooking/cleaning/interior design yet she would help with none of it. Always loved to start an argument over little things and made everything about her. The house was always on edge, everyone was always fighting. All I wanted to do was escape. The day she got the hell out was one of the most peaceful in my life. I couldn’t even imagine if we had brought kids into the mix because she would have tried to have complete control over parenting.

    OP…having a MIL or family member move in is difficult enough. If she is how you’ve described, she is going to ruin your relationship and any sense of peace/sanity you have in your home. Your home will no longer be a home.

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