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  1. 1) It’s mostly just mental health on his end and how hard it is to keep up with a consistent schedule for dates etc. we’ve been doing it for a year so far and four years just seems so intense 2) 7 hours, a time zone apart so he’s 1 hour behind 3) We see each other once a month; sometimes every 2 weeks. It’s expensive and he’s not sure he can afford it.

  2. Is it you getting better at making her orgasm….or has she gotten better at making herself orgasm? (By getting good at imagining that she’s with her ex)

    Leave. Some people on here saying once is a common mistake…. Like really? i think if the person you’re connecting with at that level is imagining you were someone else at any point in time or amount is a big NO ?

  3. Just wanna give a shoutout to all the weirdos saying to spit it back in his face or throw up on him??? Bunch of freaks for real.

  4. You, IMO are making your GF feel this way. Your actions and eyes and body movements when your EX is around can be very telling. You also don't seem to care how this makes your GF feel and are getting upset with her and blaming her for being insecure and/or jealous. You are also saying that she has no reason to feel this way and you are dismissing her and disrespecting her. You also are not willing to compromise your life and friends and your EX for the sake of your GF. There isn't anything you can do except cut contact with your EX and you can't and won't do that. No future GF will put up with this from you, which is why I said you are to blame. Break up and set her free

  5. If he's like me, and a lot of guys, he needs space and time to process. Send a follow up like, “I know you need some space and I'm here when you're ready to talk” and let it be for a couple of days.

  6. This is why you don’t wait until marriage. You pissed the bed (figuratively speaking) and now you have to sleep in it.

    Normal men don’t behave like this. You should have known this before you married him. Divorce is the best option. Just pretend you never married him. This one doesn’t count

  7. I should say that I don’t think she should be deciding this for you or setting limits in the future, but she didn’t want to be in a long-distance relationship, and now she is. You very clearly do not want to be in New York or that far away from your family, and I bet she feels like she doesn’t matter to you. If you want your home to be with your family, move back and let her go so she can find someone who wants to build a life with her.

  8. Don't lie but don't engage either. That's his issue. Maybe come clean if a specific person is implicated.

  9. I agree with all your points. I'm a pro-gun liberal. People think liberals don't own guns or support the 2nd ammendment and they would be wrong.

    That said, gun safety is crucial. They are lethal and are a huge responsibility. I take that very seriously and respect the power of the gun!

  10. You say that like transitioning is an option and is a selfish one while at it. Trans folk don’t choose to be trans. They choose to accept the fact.

  11. No, I won’t. Why wouldn’t he have responded when I told him I wasn’t hung over as bad as I thought? Or when I told him I misread his text and didn’t know if he was able to come over the other night?

  12. Staying with someone who is as immature and misogynistic about pregnancy, childbirth and motherhood as your fiance is is a recipe for misery. Opening up the relationship won’t save it. You think that this is a problem for you to solve, but really the problem is your fiance and his immaturity and misogyny and your refusal to choose your well being and sanity.

  13. Hey, thank you for this. I'm sorry to hear about your ex, that is astounding!

    Honestly when we first stated dating she “toured” me by a few of her exes which was entertaining as it was reassuring, for the reasons you give. Seeing that someone can maintain friendships post-relationship is a green flag. In the same light, having your own – and seeing your partner's – same-sex friendships are equally reassuring. “This person isn't toxic such that they can't maintain friendships.” Check!

    That said your insight into escaping resonates with me. I mean, there may be legitimate needs to escape, as mentioned by another poster, but I think what triggers me about these interactions is that it feels avoidant. I of course don't know her intention but could ask.

    There is some balance to be struck between her facing problems and avoidance… I am seeking that. (Just as I face the same balance!)…

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