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Date: February 16, 2023
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I have a Google Pixel 4a for work. App notifications are for installed apps. And why would developers target a certain phone for more notifications?
If you don’t want to call him on this yet then I suggest you play it cool.
Download tinder and look around a lot. He may eventually pop up on there. Delete the app when you’re done after each session
Pay attention to his actions. His other phone notifications. This is very suspect. He’s bound to slip up. I’m
Get an STD test too.
From your post you sound like an asshole.
To gibe you the benefit of the doubt: are you maybe asexual?
This doesn’t gibe you the right to treat your husband like that, but maybe you are simply not made for each other?
Honestly does not sound like she is cheating, she's not trying to be deceitful
She is cheating and gaslighting you, get your affairs in order if you don't plan on salvaging this.
He doesn’t love you. He only loves the way you make him feel. So if you have a bad day or experience negative emotions he’s going to freak out because how dare you not be anything but loving and sweet toward him. Please don’t stay with this guy, it’s not going to get better.
I’m not pursuing, we stopped speaking a few days ago and I said that was my last message. He says he was trying not to indulge thoughts and I feelings. I just don’t want him to hate me and had genuinely hoped we could be friends at some point but I guess that was naive of me
This really should be simple. You started dating, got to know him more, and don’t like what you see now. Just break up and move on.
Your enabling him. He is an adult. If he wants money to do fun things or move out he can get a job. Your now a clown it’s not your job to entertain him. And why are you the one applying for jobs for him? He doesn’t work he has all day to do it. I hope he atleast help out with the chores at home and does things like cooking. Otherwise you don’t have a bf you have an adult child. And if that’s the case your better of single you will have tons more money and energy from him not being there.
Either get divorced or get divorced
Girl stop playing the victim, if you can’t handle the reality of your situation then why ask for advice?
NTA. You didn't misgendered them. You didn't do anything wrong. You aren't transphobic. Your “friend” is being nbphobic as she can't accept someone's experience is different to hers, she is being disrespectful, not you.
NTA. You didn't misgendered them. You didn't do anything wrong. You aren't transphobic. Your “friend” is being nbphobic as she can't accept someone's experience is different to hers, she is being disrespectful, not you.
At some point you have to get into trust but verify territory and surely and vasectomy and condoms is well over the line
You need to cut him off, for both your sakes. As long as you are on the edges of his life he's going to believe that you'll come back and you'll keep feeling responsible and guilty for not wanting to be in a relationship with him.
You ae terrible for each other and if you want the stress and drama to end you need to accept that you cannot and should not be friends. He's not going to cut the cord so you have to. Do it sooner rather than later.
Break up and file for child support!
You seem fun. We should have dinner some time,
No, it isn't. You can go on without taking to him. He won't do anything other than try to manipulate you. You can find the courage to move forward, put him behind you , and online your life. Hang out with friends. Do hobbies. Fill your time with other things.
First off, this is always a naked situation to go through, especially given the length of time and planning that went into your relationship.
One thing I will quickly add is be thankful, be thankful you both didn't move further in your lives for him to drop the bomb, as it would have been significantly worse. You were able to see exactly who he was and now you know he was never the one you would spend your life with.
What he described is very common, and it is a feeling many people experience due to cultural pressure and other temptations, and that feeling can occur whether you have sexually been promiscuous or not. What you learned from him is that 7 years was worth trading for another woman, that is not the type of dynamic you want to stay in.
Take some time, move out or move back home, and start over. Remove all reminders of him, and focus on building your life around family or friends that genuinely have your best interest at heart. It isn't easy, but one day at a time. Do not get sucked into the lifestyles of one night stands to bury the pain.