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  1. The posts I see on this sub go a little like this…

    Hey partner something off.

    Nope, all good

    Lurks on phone, finds nudes being sent to a fling.

    Confrontation ensues and comments, “I shouldn't have looked on their phone but… “

  2. You can be empathetic and still logically deduce that if someone is requesting extra assurance that their child is theirs, they are implying they believe you capable of cheating. The why doesn't really matter when you know you've personally done nothing to deserve an accusation.

    Are you also okay with going through people's phones or hiring a PI because it might lead to finding evidence of cheating? If you've been on this sub for longer than a day then you'd understand why – whether or not anything is found – people break up with their partner over things like this. If there's no trust, there's no relationship anymore. At least not a healthy one that both people would want to be in. If my partner demanded a paternity test with no prior discussion and no reason to think the baby might not be his other than statistics, I'm walking. I don't want to be with someone that thinks I'm cheating on them. I can understand the motivation behind it, and also have enough self respect not to entertain unfounded possibilities that he let take up that much rent free space in his head.

  3. Your dad is insecure af, and what would really need with his equilibrium is if you tell him you love him the next time he gets feisty.

    “Come at me bro!!!” “Hey dad, I love you, man.”

    Be really calm and Jesus-like when you say it. It'll fuck his shit up.

  4. Something doesn't feel right about this. After reading your comment though I can see two potential scenarios.

    Your boyfriend doesn't want you at the party, possibly to cheat.

    His friends don't like you and think you are a party pooper because you don't drink.

  5. You know what? Instead of just down-voting you like everyone else I’m gonna explain why this is a god-awful take:

    Whatever else is redeeming in OP’s boyfriend is irrelevant. This issue is solely about OP’s boyfriend feeling entitled to have 100% of his meals made for him under the guise of, “Having someone cook for me is my love language.” Who is basing a relationship solely on this? What led you to that conclusion?

    Why are you purporting to know what her WFH day is like? Do you have ANY idea what OP does for a living, what kind of deliverables she is expected to have done and by when? Do you know she can “shut her laptop whenever she wants”? You are delusional if you think not having to physically go into an office means work is a free for all. For example my job is hybrid – I am in the office 3 days a week and WFH the other 2. Some in-office days I can stroll in at 9am and clock out at 5pm, have very few meetings and my day is not at all stressful. Some WFH days I am live for 12 hours straight in back-to-back meetings and trying to get all my shit done in time. Guess what my fiancé does on those days? Manages putting dinner on because even though he went into the physical office, he got done with work well before I did.

    I wonder what OP’s boyfriend did to feed himself before he met her. He’s a grown-ass man. He decided to join a physically demanding career and then whine about how tired he is all the time, while simultaneously telling his girlfriend how “easy” it is to cook. So which is it – so easy that he should be able to feed himself despite being tired, or a laborious task that he should appreciate someone is willing to do for him 80% of the time?

    She never said she wanted him to come home from work to cook dinner. She acknowledges it’s easier for her to make dinner during the week. She wants him to make dinner sometimes on the weekends, and not complain about variety when he’s not the one cooking.

    Your whole “good luck finding a man” thing is just dripping with so much misogyny I feel like a Matt Walsh-shaped goblin manifested in real time as I read that.

    She’s not asking for 50/50 in the kitchen. She’s asking for 80/20 with the large onus still on her. Maybe you were too busy turning this into a Mens Rights Activist rant to read the part where she literally says 80/20, you illiterate fucking imbecile.

    The only person weaponizing, “If you loved me you’d do this” is him. If he’s allowed to say being cooked for is his love language, why can’t it be hers too?

  6. Do you have a friend that you could apartment swap with? Also the police and domestic violence center and talk with doctor.

  7. Have you read OP's answers? She is the reason this relationship didn't work because she is self centered.

  8. No, I absolutely love him. I found out about the pregnancy 2 weeks ago, and we were already together by then.

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