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Now I thnk it is acceptable to remain friends with past partners assuming boundaries are set.
However lying about is unacceptable. I know in your place I couldn't ever trust him about her. I mean he has proven to you he is willing to lie to you to remain friends with her. While it seems like they have a platonic relation should they ever cross any lines he wouldn't tell you about it. It's a scary realisation.
Really? He's being chivalrous and caring. Instead of getting mad, you should talk with him. He was likely raised to respect women and treat them like precious gems.
Be gentle with him and let him know that you aren't a delicate flower and you can do things for yourself, that you're used to being independent.
Yeah, opening the relationship “for experience before you settle down” and not because you actually want an open relationship really doesn't work – you'd be better off not in a relationship at that point. I'd end things – 6 months is literally the intro period in a long term relationship and if she's already blatantly disregarding your feelings this much, it's not getting better. You don't have the foundation that you need for counseling to even work at this point. It sounds like she'd be happier actually being in a polycule, which is fine if everyone's consenting to that, but you clearly expected this to end in monogamy and that's just not the trajectory it's on. I'd recommend you end things and, if you ultimately want monogamy, don't start any more serious relationships until you feel like you're experienced enough to pursue monogamy. She can't say no to a breakup – it's not a committee decision. Tell her you're done and when she tries to weasel out of it, hold your ground.
What an ah! This is HIS physical problem (stay hot) but he made it yours! (not tight enough).
What kind of needle does that man come with? (No… was just a rethorical question!).
He never even worried, that you would have issues to “really come” along with him.
He simply doesn't care. Nor will he make an effort to fix it. I am pretty sure there are ways able to make him last longer. But since he made YOU the problem …it's not his to fix!
OP… that is one proof of his behaviour in life.
His problems in life will always be others to fix.
But YOU can fix your UTI and …. all the extra problems he gave you!
Isn't that good news? By dumping him all extra issues are done with! Yay!
I am pretty sure he didn't think of that solution. Ooopsie.
It’s time to get out. There is nothing here for you to work with. He knows what he should be doing but he CHOOSES not too. While you work out your escape stop doing anything for him. No cooking. No laundry. No outings. Nothing.
Now I thnk it is acceptable to remain friends with past partners assuming boundaries are set.
However lying about is unacceptable. I know in your place I couldn't ever trust him about her. I mean he has proven to you he is willing to lie to you to remain friends with her. While it seems like they have a platonic relation should they ever cross any lines he wouldn't tell you about it. It's a scary realisation.
You are really mean.
Sure it isn’t his own breath he’s smelling when he goes down on you? Like, seriously?
Really? He's being chivalrous and caring. Instead of getting mad, you should talk with him. He was likely raised to respect women and treat them like precious gems.
Be gentle with him and let him know that you aren't a delicate flower and you can do things for yourself, that you're used to being independent.
I think you misspelled peace is -Piece- as you will be the SIDE PIECE.
Yeah, opening the relationship “for experience before you settle down” and not because you actually want an open relationship really doesn't work – you'd be better off not in a relationship at that point. I'd end things – 6 months is literally the intro period in a long term relationship and if she's already blatantly disregarding your feelings this much, it's not getting better. You don't have the foundation that you need for counseling to even work at this point. It sounds like she'd be happier actually being in a polycule, which is fine if everyone's consenting to that, but you clearly expected this to end in monogamy and that's just not the trajectory it's on. I'd recommend you end things and, if you ultimately want monogamy, don't start any more serious relationships until you feel like you're experienced enough to pursue monogamy. She can't say no to a breakup – it's not a committee decision. Tell her you're done and when she tries to weasel out of it, hold your ground.
No, keep commenting. It muffles the noise they're trying to make.
What an ah! This is HIS physical problem (stay hot) but he made it yours! (not tight enough).
What kind of needle does that man come with? (No… was just a rethorical question!).
He never even worried, that you would have issues to “really come” along with him.
He simply doesn't care. Nor will he make an effort to fix it. I am pretty sure there are ways able to make him last longer. But since he made YOU the problem …it's not his to fix!
OP… that is one proof of his behaviour in life.
His problems in life will always be others to fix.
But YOU can fix your UTI and …. all the extra problems he gave you!
Isn't that good news? By dumping him all extra issues are done with! Yay!
I am pretty sure he didn't think of that solution. Ooopsie.
Tell him that he gets to pay for a cleaner out of pocket if he’s not going to carry his own weight.
It’s time to get out. There is nothing here for you to work with. He knows what he should be doing but he CHOOSES not too. While you work out your escape stop doing anything for him. No cooking. No laundry. No outings. Nothing.