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Your girlfriend is being dramatic.
It’s great she gave the present some thought and she should be happy she did that.
But it’s not up to your daughter to love the gift. That’s totally subjective. You can’t control that.
Things going too fast is often one of the early aspects of abusive relationships. It doesn't mean it will be one, but as you have already been in an abusive relationship I would be very very cautious.
Do not involve your finances with them in any way, do not move in with them until at least a year. SLOW. DOWN.
If he resists this slowing down, maybe saying he agrees but then still ends up moving things faster than you think they should be in normal relationships, you have your answer.
Please, please be careful
The best thing you can say about the later entries is that they are ‘less unhinged’. Yiiiikes. I think you need to recalibrate what genuine remorse means to you dude – if she was sincerely remorseful she would’ve come clean with you on her own, and not by accident. She’s more ashamed about being caught than she is about the way she gaslit and treated you… that is some seriously limited growth.
A lot of couple like to talk about their love story. She literally wrote yours down. Like dude, that notebook is the beginning and majority of your guys’ story so far. If that notebook was a novel, what would the character writing have to do to redeem themselves in order for you to root for them to end up together in the end? Is being less unhinged enough?
Get her a new notebook and tell her to go start a better story with someone else. You deserve a relationship with a solid foundation, not one built on gaslighting.
Probably should but you can’t expect her to or trust what she says, we also don’t know for sure if she’s been sleeping with someone else
Try matchmaker.
This is just my advice so please take it with a grain of salt as i dont know you or him entirely. Ask him to talk and get everything off of your chest.
I'm not American but my point wasn't that OP is wrong, just that wanting security is a valid mentality, since the first comment initially suspected jealousy to be the driving force behind their issues
Leave… she doesnt respect u or your relationship and is wanting to spend free time w a ex? You sat by and waited a turn and she used u as a bookmark to fill time till the next pos would come and treat her like trash… get out now.
But I don’t know if I can.
How much more money does he need to steal from you until you can?
I mean it’s not complicated. It turns me on to watch some people fuck. Doesn’t mean I respect the profession. These concepts are not mutually exclusive.
It's because the subject is sensitive. Trans people are already vulnerable. It would be like telling a person with an ED in recovery that you won't date them because they're too curvy for your liking. Yes, it's honest, and it's completely valid not to be attracted to someone based on those things, but it might be triggering for that person to learn they're being rejected for something they're already struggling with. The kind thing is to omit that information if you're not being directly asked. Then again, it's a matter of choosing if you prefer honesty or kindness. I'm not suggesting it's not acceptable to choose honesty, just pointing out why most comments advice against it.
But apparently lied to him for 3 years about it…
Not a chance in hell.
Excuse me? Who are you calling a bimbo you prick
you suck
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People get too hung up on the label “alcoholic”. But you don’t have to be an alcoholic to: * have alcohol interfere negatively in your life * having an unhealthy relationship with alcohol * choose to drink despite knowing alcohol has a negative impact on your life and relationships * choose to drink despite knowing it causes you to behave in ways you regret
You don’t have to be addicted to alcohol for the above to be true.
Honestly, I think your best bet is to get your husband to a therapist. Other people in the family need to know what is happening because she's obviously going to keep repeating this behavior with others if you don't all discuss what is happening.
I won't pretend to know what the best path forward is with your stepdaughter, but if it's at all possible I'd say rehab is the best start. She's going to end up in jail much sooner than later if your husband and the family don't take action now before it's too late. And the one thing I know about addicts is that jail never helps things.
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.