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Jeje, 28 y.o.
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Date: October 16, 2022
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Nope, I definitely have given the same comment to women that’s like this. Men are so fragile, lmao.
Possibly.
Tell coworker's wife, tell her boss and try toget them fired.
The only person to blame is the person that put their lips on someone else… You are definitely in your right to feel the way that you do. Especially if what. If this was just a trickle truth situation, I tell you a little truth and then later I tell you a little more and a little more. Believe them when they show you who they really are…
Seen this all before. Unfortunately she wants to break up with you but she doesn’t want move out.
You two were broken up, so she had a right to do what she wanted. If this is something that will continuously bother you and that you can't get over, don't get back together with her. It'll just poison the relationship and become a constant conflict that'll be brought up every time there's a fight.
we got into a major fight when I didn't slam a door on her annoying room mates
Yeah, I really don't need to read another word to know you need to peace out of this relationship.
LDRs are terrible enough when the other person is actually worth the effort. And your girlfriend is unfortunately not worth the effort. She sounds genuinely awful.
He was doing something personal and didn't expect you to be there so he wasn't careful with his privacy. It's not your business, idk why you are trying to determine what he was doing. You are worried for your mom's relationship, are you just looking for reasons to break them up? Maybe he was taking a dick pic, not your business. Maybe he was just looking at a weird lump on his testicle, not your business. Maybe he was jerking himself, not your business. Maybe he was looking at his bellybutton but knew what it looked like to you. Unless he had a woman under the bar blowing him I don't see how his actions that day would be anything of consequence to their relationship.
Did you consider that, when you typed ‘I didn’t have my daughter that weekend’ that that may be a part of why her friends were questioning your relationship?
You mean punks that couch surf in group homes (not all but that's the stereotype) don't want to date a doctor who wears designer clothes? That's it. Sure you shouldn't have to dress a certain why but if these people are all anti establishment and you show up with a Gucci bag and your doctorate from Harvard…..you are just acting like the exact thing they are rebelling against.
So he doesn’t know his own child and doesn’t want to either but wants to help you get accustomed? How exactly is he envisioning this? My guess: he expects you to do all child care.
Usually I say the child comes first and you knew about it when entering the relationship. But in this case it’s different: he was a deadbeat father and you couldn’t expect this. And he still wants to be a deadbeat.
Here is what I would do: Ask exactly what his plans are regarding costs, living situation, child care etc. Make it clear that it’s his problem and responsibility, not yours. If he doesn’t accept it it’s time to reevaluate the relationship (it is anyway because he doesn’t sound like a good and safe person).
Some girl you like kissed someone else. You aren't dating, she hasn't wronged you. She was having fun. I get that you like her mate, and it probably sucked to see that. Tell her how you feel, don't take it personally.
What? I think it’s ok to have a boundary like that, as long as it’s agreed upon by both parties up front.
But this is a massive massive overreaction. It’s so far over the top that I don’t know what to say to you. From going completely overboard to act like a porn star to wanting to go cheat. It’s all so much.
You really really do need therapy. This isn’t a normal reaction at all.
This is absolutely not a crush. This is an obsession. I’m a private investigator who’s worked stalking cases and so many start off just like this. Definitely get a lawyer. He’s likely not going to stop anytime soon.
If he’s doing sexual things to you in your sleep, and you don’t want him to do those things, then yes he is sexually assaulting you in your sleep. He may not see it that way, but if he can’t control his behavior in this situation, then I don’t see how you can continue to be together.
She needed 200 for rent but 1500 for a car payment? Who can drive a car with a payment like that without having the income to cover it. I’ve never heard of anyone I know having that big a car payment. That math ain’t mathin. And what was your solution for the 200?
Break up. Honestly, with the upbringing you've had it's unlikely you've been set up to choose good partners. Which is a skill most of us aren't equipped with at your age anyway but bouncing around carehomes won't have helped.
A good and loving partner does not belittle you. Especially for something that is by and large out of your control. I am willing to bet he criticises other things about you too but you're used to it so it doesn't ping your red flag radar.
You are the oldest you've ever been so you don't know how young 19 really is, I remember being the same way. And I remember how intense and all encompassing love felt when it was wrong. But you have your whole life ahead of you and you can do better.
Healthy love is calm and easy and honestly I never would have found it without therapy. It's nude to change who we fall for without professional help. But even if you don't want to do or can't afford therapy right now, this guy is not the one.