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Date: October 6, 2022
AmateurPub
No easy answer for this one. It'll get better with time, honestly. What you could do to help keep your mind from thinking about it is to start to focus on you.
Breakups can be tough, people sometimes tend to beat themselves up over it and neglect themselves. So add in some type of self care routine, or just some self care in general to help you through it. Find a new hobby or get back into old hobbies that you stopped. Do things that make you happy.
In the bigger picture it is a rebound if you talk to pictures obsessing over someone while your new gf is there. I don’t know how she does it. I would be long gone personally.
There are people who want to have a spare, so to speak. Someone on the side to have their options open. That friend of yours is not a mind reader, she might not be aware that you are not interested whatsoever
Yes. Or she just might like the attention. But definitely not completely platonic
Yeah, I have trouble believing this is real.
I just thought it was funny, my bad. If your husband likes his stache, you should support him. It's hot for men to change their appearance a lot in one go and takes some bravery sometimes. Entertain him for awhile and try to get used to it for his sake.
I honestly meant nothing negative by my initial joke, by the way.
Then why do so much drama with me? When I tried to cut him off he wouldn't accept it and became upset and sad. He wouldn't stop talking to me and would constantly say hello and look distraught with our fall out. Even after meeting her, he would keep staring at me , and then when I took him back, he became happy and normal. Otherwise he couldn't sit and study and would keep looking back at me while leaving.
Why do so much drama if he always liked her?
Hooo boy, it sounds like he’s grooming you.
The prof and I hit it off right away, same academic interests, same hobbies. Literally everything you can think of. Finishing eachothers’ sentences. It was almost uncanny. Felt like someone had run a detailed con mission on me.
Because he probably did. He possibly abused his student record’s access to research your files. He could have easily known what classes you took, accessed your other class notes, etc.
He should not be asking any personal questions about you. Ever. Do not spend any more time alone with this man. He’s violating professional ethics. If he pressures you, threaten to go to the academic dean if he doesn’t back off.
Yeah I did think about this ! I would feel better if it wasn’t kinda close to the top of the trash so that’s where my paranoia is kicking in
Thanks
You can’t control other peoples emotional states.
You can’t make your mom better.
You can be there for her. You can let her know you love her. You can spend time with her. You can encourage her to get help – if not for her, then for you.
From OP comments he’s been telling his gf that he doesn’t like going to concerts. What more communicating should it take?
You only make one sort of friend on Tinder…
This is great. More people on here need to do it, with how ridiculous some of their relationships are
I’m late to the party here, but what’s your take on it even getting to this point? I’m of the opinion that this must be a recent, sudden change in behavior because, surely, if he was always like this at work, he never would have gotten an award or been nominated for a promotion in the first place, do you think? It’s baffling.
Thank you, I'm pleased that it's not all doom and gloom for me and my relationship. He is very respectful of boundaries and great at emotionally intelligent conversations and insights, so I really hope we can work this out. I have to make sure I do stay rational and logical throughout this, I can feel frustration creeping up on me though so I have to keep that in check!!
Thanks!
I feel like this is going to end up as a trickle truth scenario.