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Sabri, 24 y.o.
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Date: November 25, 2022
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You know, just live your life. I also knew at 19 that I was absolutely going to marry the guy I was insanely in love with. Spoiler: I didn’t. I dated a handful of other men & got married at 28 to the finest man I’ve ever known. We’ve been together a really long time now – long enough to understand what a lifetime means.
You know what, though? I did love that 19yo as far as it went & I wouldn’t trade being in love like that for anything.
Just enjoy where you are. You have no reason to worry about what’s going to happen down the road.
Pro tip: don’t move in together or get engaged until you’ve been dating for at least 24 months. No matter how tempting it is, just don’t.
You don't have any friends? For real? You definitely should make some if you don't have any. That isn't healthy at all.
Since I don't know what your BF said, I can't judge if he's out of line. Not sure what talking crap is.
If you're in a serious relationship with someone, do you think that you should be treading the thoughts of “should I break up with my partner”?
No. You would be standing strong in it.
Two times in your relationship you have come close to ending things… People deserve someone who is firmly planted in the relationship. If that is not you, that's fine, not going to hold that against you.
What I would hold against you is feeling like you want to let go, but afraid to do it.
Being in this position affects both of you long term. The likelihood that you two break up down the road is high.
So, are you just going to pretend to be in a relationship that you're not fully invested in?
And is he going to be lead down a path of false security?
Also, you feel like you're not getting enough out it and wish to experience more. If that is what you need and want, then go after it.
No, he said she was like her mother. Someone he knows is awful. It would be more understandable if he stopped at manipulator. Thats not what happened.
Anything is “forgiveable” because it is up to the person doing the forgiving. It isn't that he lashed out, its how. His response to something that is supposedly not a dealbreaker, was to attempt to hurt his fiancee. It says a lot about someone when thats their first reaction. Especially when its for something he claims isn't a dealbreaker. She shared her second thoughts and he flipped out.
He shouldn't forgive himself until he stops lying to himself. He needs to actually learn from this experience before he pats himself on the back and says its ok.