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Yeah no. Stop blaming her. If he wanted her to stop he would have said something to her or fire her.
It takes two to tango. And MOST people don’t react like she is without some type of encouragement. Even if it’s only being friendly (he needs to be less friendly then).
In my opinion, they would likely both benefit from him living independently. There's a way to do it kindly. It's not abandoning him to do so. She also doesn't need to sacrifice herself just to help him.
I dont know thats what he tells me. I always struggle with romantic interactions so i dont know but i guess he was probably charming and fun with women
I would ask, just the way you said it here…See how he responds. If it is normal, I definitely would at least be concerned. Even if he has a good explanation.
Wildly Uninteresting's comments are slightly harshly put, but I agree with their content almost entirely. The one point of difference: youth is what is given to the young to waste. The OP is SO young that it's very hot for me to believe that her dating choices now will have much of an impact on her long term personal life except as hopefully useful experiences to gather. When I was her age I was a college senior dating a college freshman. I dated this same woman for the next two summers when we contrived to be in close geographic proximity…but not in the intervening time when we weren't. What was I doing then? Who cares — but I really did like her. We follow each other on Instagram all these years later. She's a plastic surgeon, married with kids…seems like it worked out.
In my opinion though, being in a LDR with someone who is too far away to ever see is not gathering true relationship experience. Basically you get to say you're in a relationship and have someone to talk to. It is interesting that the OP indicates that her long distance FWB with this guy has not stopped her from dating men in close proximity. That's good…it suggests that your feelings for each other aren't that strong…which is good.
OP, people in their early 20s have a lot of freedom to choose where they live!. You don't have to live someplace where your opportunities for meeting people are slim…at least not for long. If you want to plan for the future, I suggest planning to move to a more vibrant place. In almost any big city there will be many wonderful people just milling about, especially at your age.
Yeah no. Stop blaming her. If he wanted her to stop he would have said something to her or fire her.
It takes two to tango. And MOST people don’t react like she is without some type of encouragement. Even if it’s only being friendly (he needs to be less friendly then).
In my opinion, they would likely both benefit from him living independently. There's a way to do it kindly. It's not abandoning him to do so. She also doesn't need to sacrifice herself just to help him.
I dont know thats what he tells me. I always struggle with romantic interactions so i dont know but i guess he was probably charming and fun with women
My partner knows the hierarchy, the dogs were here first. They're top of the love chain, but it's a good thing because he loves them just as much.
Everyone is different, but OP's husband sounds insecure and they need to communicate a bit better imo.
I would ask, just the way you said it here…See how he responds. If it is normal, I definitely would at least be concerned. Even if he has a good explanation.
Tell him he better bring the dress and an explanation on Thursday
Wildly Uninteresting's comments are slightly harshly put, but I agree with their content almost entirely. The one point of difference: youth is what is given to the young to waste. The OP is SO young that it's very hot for me to believe that her dating choices now will have much of an impact on her long term personal life except as hopefully useful experiences to gather. When I was her age I was a college senior dating a college freshman. I dated this same woman for the next two summers when we contrived to be in close geographic proximity…but not in the intervening time when we weren't. What was I doing then? Who cares — but I really did like her. We follow each other on Instagram all these years later. She's a plastic surgeon, married with kids…seems like it worked out.
In my opinion though, being in a LDR with someone who is too far away to ever see is not gathering true relationship experience. Basically you get to say you're in a relationship and have someone to talk to. It is interesting that the OP indicates that her long distance FWB with this guy has not stopped her from dating men in close proximity. That's good…it suggests that your feelings for each other aren't that strong…which is good.
OP, people in their early 20s have a lot of freedom to choose where they live!. You don't have to live someplace where your opportunities for meeting people are slim…at least not for long. If you want to plan for the future, I suggest planning to move to a more vibrant place. In almost any big city there will be many wonderful people just milling about, especially at your age.
Good luck.