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Lexi, 21 y.o.
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Date: November 17, 2022
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I'm sure they'll manage the $67 each. Just be open and honest with the entire family. You're a struggling nurse with debt. They should respect it and then you can gracefully dip out on Christmas (and the relationship)
you mean rather than coddle your insecurities like the man in the comment you are responding to, OP's boyfriend is honest with her. I think honesty is the best policy. if you can't handle the fact that your not the most attractive person on earth, or that your not physically perfect, then you need therapy.
If you feel like physically being the most beutiful person in the world is the only way to be happy in a relationship then a bunch of things are wrong with you.
1) you are incredibly shallow
2) you have deluded yourself into believing that you are physically perfect
3) most important, you are riddled with horrible insecurities and need a therapist.
Physical standards of beauty do not make a relationship successful, and no one who has been in a happy long term relationship will tell you that they do.
So you’ve finally met the age cut off for him. This is why we never go for old pervs as teens ma’am
First of all, these thoughts aren’t just coming out of nowhere. You’ve provided logical reasons why you’re unhappy. What you didn’t mention though, is have you really talked about all of this?
Not sure what you did in the past. Up to you if you want to disclose it. Either way, despite it, she chose to stay with you. As such, you might have been a complete asshole, but she stuck around. If we’re to assume you’ve shown her you’re a better person, but she’s still constantly holding things over your head, then at some point she becomes the asshole.
Regardless, if you’re thinking about what life could be like single, it’s not because you inherently want to be single (which would be perfectly fine). It’s because you’re unhappy in this relationship.
You also need to live and learn from this. Relationships don’t have to mean giving up your entire life. You’re part of the relationship. If it’s all about your partner’s happiness and not yours, what’s the point? Separately, obviously not “unlimited,” but you should be able to do things outside of work that inside of your relationship. Independence is important and healthy in a relationship.
Okay so, his reaction to the situation at hand is completely not okay – but – if I'm understanding this correctly – you're 21 years old with no children being a stay at home with no personal income.
Could he be resentful of you being at home all day while he works and sometimes comes home to things not done? Reasonably in his mind – if you have no other responsibilities – there shouldn't be a reason why you're behind possibly.
When one becomes resentful to their partner it's hot to be attracted to them. Maybe him telling you the reading for the lack of attention being due to the house being clean is his (bad) way of attempting to communicate that with you.
Maybe the solution here is to get a job and split household chores evenly and work towards building a healthy relationship environment together.