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Asking is not unreasonable; people need to be wary of things like high risks for STDs. But blurting it out on the first date seems like a social faux pas, to say the least. )But at least he apparently didn't press the issue.) Whether or not that's a reason to stop dating him is entirely up to you. If everything else seemed like it was going great, you might want to at least see how he acts on a second date. . . .
I'm think it's her husband
I agree with all this but at the same time wonder if there's value in some children finding out that if they do something physically violent they may experience violence in response.
Realistically, spanking is usually not about correcting the child's behavior – its because the adult is angry and can hit the child with no repercussions. Mostly what it teaches kids is that violence is OK as long as you do it to people who are powerless. And also that they're not safe with their parents.
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Eh gonna say it falls to how well you trust her. Of course she is going to give you that story if she didnt want you finding the truth. I mean look at how many are defending it. And we redditors have seen every story there is to cover up cheating and how many people rally to defend the person just to be completely wrong in the end.
This person doesn’t trust you and puts you down. The question isn’t how to get over his “obsession” but why you would want to be with someone who treats you so terribly. And he does this every night? You can do so much better. This is not it.
I agree with you, it was obviously a boundary he wasn’t comfortable crossing and now he has to convince himself that he’s good enough ? You are good enough OP, maybe polyamory isn’t for you.
Perhaps get him a book on etiquette to read together or find a class you can both go to. Make it a “I want to learn this stuff together” sort of thing so he doesn't get embarrassed (he'll be more receptive that way). I learned etiquette in school, but there are plenty of books on the topic. You can make learning a couples activity, perhaps offer to learn something he chooses as well so you both can get something you want.
During the learning experience you can tell him how his actions in those fine dining situations have made you and others uncomfortable and you hope he'll use his new knowledge to make the experience better for you both.
My friends would also understand that I wouldn't be attending any events with my ex or ex-bff. If they still plan other events with just me, we could stay friends. If the two I won't be around are always invited, they've made it clear that they don't care if I come or not.
Agreed, it’s totally reasonable to not want to on-line together at this stage. I’m not ready for that either. I was more offended that I was called exhausting.
Lmao, no, he's not controlling. At least nothing he's said so far has come close to telling you what you can or can't do in your post. It just sounds more as if he's opposed to the idea.
Youre asking the wrong questions. Youre the one who wants the tattoo. What other people think or not isn't too relevant. But since you're asking they're called tramp stamps for a reason.
Yes if you were a minor yourself. Or close in age. It's normal for a 13 year old to be attracted to other 13 year olds … It's creepy af when a full blown adult is into 13 year olds. So yes whether you are or aren't a minor yourself will always matter. And before you ask, no I don't see a problem with 17 and 18 even if one is technically a minor because the difference is a literal year only. .
Hey man,
I’m really sorry, I’ve been through this shit too. It fucking sucks! You’ll feel like shit for a couple of weeks, maybe a few months… but I promise it will get better. Every day you learn to live! this new reality and every day you recover a bit of the happiness you lost. It will take time, effort and a lot of willpower to move on. She will probably appear out of nowhere and say she still loves you, you will probably love her for the next couple of years, you will probably feel like shit for a long time… this is normal. Don’t blame yourself if you feel like you can’t move on for a while, this is the person you thought was ride or die till the end.
It will suck ass, but it will pass. Find something to keep your mind occupied, get a new hobby, meet new people and most important of all, give yourself time to miss the love you lost. Cry, get angry, feel depressed… don’t stop yourself from feeling what you’re feeling right now. This will help you move on and start a new future.
I know this isn’t advice and it will probably hurt reading this, but you got this OP. You’ll get through this!
You've got valuable information there… just keep your eyes open.