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If she is your girlfriend and she knows that, she should be giving you at least 60% of her profit.
Tbh I think if it doesn't effect her directly she has blinders on. She doesn't really understand the sacrifices I have done to make sure that her and my kids are not effected by the crisis and able to still have freedom
Physically hurting someone is abuse
This is a beautiful , heartbreaking, write up. Thank you so much for your comment.
I don't know how women dating single Dad's that you know. But, I've got two that immediately spring to mind (not my partners) One girlfriend who insisted that she be step-mom within months. Girlfriend two who insisted she was Mom and that the living Mom did not exist (she was in rehab and has been clean since right after this and did the steps to get a decent amount of visitation). This second couple had a bio-child together (and later a second one). No one told me that they pretended the older siblings were full blood siblings. I accidentally spilled the beans. They even required the older siblings to lie to the younger ones.
And those are so far from the only examples that I know. Yet another Dad was told his kids couldn't even have pictures of the ex out in her view. And, they do this regardless of whether they treat bio and step kids the same. It's bizarre.
If she really loved you she’d stand up to her father, growing up I knew a girl who’s dad was Jewish and mom was catholic, they both had their own faiths and neither converted. She could tell her dad that she doesn’t need his approval to get married as she’s her own person and he has no say, bc he really doesn’t. You don’t need his permission to marry, what is this the 1950’s? ?♀️ I’d tell her you’re not converting so where do we go from here
Most people don’t want to be interacting every second of their free time. It’s not “forcing yourself” to not hang out, it’s just “being a normal person going about their day.”
Yeah, you were “together” constantly at first, because it was new and hormones and all that. But that is not a sustainable relationship — it absolutely is a recipe for burnout and resentment and extreme claustrophobia.
Trust me: spending devoted quality time where you’re focused on one another is the healthy and fortifying way to do things.
Being simply “around” each other all the time doesn’t build romance or even intimacy necessarily, it just breeds dependence, loss of autonomy, and most likely heaps of resentment.
Your response was to block them? Goodness. There are definitely good reasons someone could ghost someone, especially if they found out particularly dangerous information. You do seem to be assuming a lot, no?
I genuinely have feelings for her BUT all the demands of money are taking a toll.
I want to be loved, I want the feelings to be reciprocated. She is only concerned about money and not me
It is seriously annoying as fuck when people forget that HETEROSEXUAL PEOPLE do not have homosexual relationships- it does not mean we're homophobic. We are allowed to have personal sexual preferences! Sexual orientation isn't something one can change, whether homosexual or heterosexual. You're not homophobic, your, “friends,” are just stupid.
Because spending 2 hours in a freezing rink at 10pm on a Sunday to watch a group of adults fall down a bunch isn't a thrilling time for most people? You think if OP decided to go she's going to stop him?
Also, you realize that going to the game doesn't mean you hang out in the locker room, right?
What a horrendously misogynistic sounding statement you've made, you should feel proud. Auditioning? I have a feeling you'll fail to get the gig when a woman auditions you for husband
When a man threatens violence (yeah, he did) the natural consequence is that other people no longer want to share space with him. He made threats, he needs a new place to on-line, and he doesn’t deserve a GF.
You have nothing to feel guilty about. Protect yourself.
He doesn’t need to but if his dad is with his AP then he’s clearly not with his son is he?
You're going to have sex with your best friend's sister and then come back wondering what you did wrong when your best friend cuts you off.
How did she baby trap him?
Dude she almost DIED and you’re really asking why she doesn’t want to have another baby?? If she isn’t already in therapy she needs to go because it sounds like she is suffering from PTSD. Your wife is not well and you need to be there to support her, not question why your life is going to look different. Yeah it is going to look different, because you went through a life changing event. You need to think about her feelings in this, you’re only thinking about how you feel.
You have set ridiculous boundaries. She has to be open and transparent just to see someone of the opposite sex?
Do you have the same problem with other people or just him?
Do what they recommend in justnomil. Drop the rope. See what happens.
You can make it right by never contacting her again.
What I would do is say “Wtf, that’s totally uncalled for. Why would you say something like that?”
And go from there to unpack it all. It’d likely end with them apologizing for making a shitty comment they didn’t mean.
What I would NOT do is think “wow this person wants me to die.”
It seems like the spark was fading between you and your girlfriend before this new girl came into the picture, which is pretty normal for your age, because people change a lot in their late teens and early 20s. If your long-term relationship had been on really stong footing, I doubt the presence of this new girl could have introduced so much doubt.
It all depends on one thing when did they meet. There’s always the question of grooming. But if that’s not the case then it means nothing.
Close friends that you're attracted to/are head over heels for isn't the same as regular friends lmao
4.5 months, and I know that seems juvenile, but I’ve known her for 15+ years and when we came together, it was deeply intense and passionate. I feel like I was love bombed because she absolutely clinged to me after she left a hopeless, sexless, loveless 7 year relationship for me.
You do better by dropping her
I think you start by mentioning yall need to get his vasectomy checked because they can and do reverse themselves. A couple we know had a surprise baby 13 years after husband had a vasectomy. 100% his kid. You gotta get those checked now and again. And condoms aren't 100% either.
If that's the way she measures a good relationship, she's going to have a lot of harsh lessons to learn so she'll need all the encouragement she can get. I recommend a “good luck” greeting card from the Hallmark store.
What the hell, he have an affair there not best friends.
Tell him you have seen the messages and your done. He made his choice in those messages and it ain't you.
From what I can gather there is he dumped you to pursue her and she shot him down.. then he lied and came back to easy option B.. ( which is you) and said he was confused and doesn't have those feelings… when really he does and she shot him down… which would explain the text he said . ” it could of been you in her place”
Meaning he wanted it she didn't.
Get ya head out the cloud and dump him.
Utterly disrespectful