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  1. I don’t think you are being over dramatic at all. If my partner had something like this I’d be undeniably upset. I think in a way some trust would be broken.

    That being said your confidence should not be shattered by this revelation. You should know that his actions don’t reflect on you or what your body at all. Trust me as someone who’s trying to work on building up their self-esteem, it’s important to not take things like this personal or against our value as a person.

  2. “Hello husband, we need to have a serious talk. I love you and trust you but the choking is going too far. Please please please keep that stuff for the bedroom. I don’t mean to hurt your feelings and I know you don’t mean to do it to me, but a boundary has been passed and we both need to acknowledge this. If you don’t listen or shrug off what I’m saying you are hurting me.”

    If he doesn’t listen to this then your husband has taken that step beyond misunderstanding and has become abusive.

  3. It can be that painful without medical issues. My first few guys felt horrible, both penetration and oral. Either a bit painful, uncomfortable or just feeling nothing. I thought this was what sex was supposed to be like and accepted that for the next 3 or 4 years having only bad sex (but not realizing that).

    Fast fieward 10 years and I had some guys make sex feels fucking amazing. And still had guys after that still making it feel painful or uncomfortable. It's possible that guy is just shit at sex.

  4. Your coworker is a spineless pussy, as a very blunt statement.

    I wouldn't be rude to her, but I'm not apologizing. She can apologize for giving you a shitty attitude despite you asking twice to verify prior to ordering.

    Some people gamify the situation like 'if you rEaLLy LoVEd Me YouD SpaRe a DumpLinG, Am I NOT WORTH EVEN A DUMPLING TO YOU?!'. If you bought her dumplings then you're the asshole for sabotaging her diet, if you asked her if she'd like some and she said no so you got your own and ate them, you're the asshole for not sharing.

    Ultimately it's just senseless, bullshit drama.

  5. Honestly I'm surprised either sister is still talking to her. If I had a sister who acted like that she would never see me again

  6. OP, it may get worse once you have kids.

    OP, it will absolutely 100% get worse once you have kids. There's never been a controlling abusive man that is magically healed once the kid gets popped out. Even during your pregnancy, I can 100% promise you that he's not gonna show you any mercy. The fact that you're now carrying his child changes nothing for the better.

  7. Right? What a weird line of argument. Cooking time is defined by how long it takes to remove something from the freezer?

  8. Sounds like this is for the best for all involved broski. Yes you were toxic as hell. It's important to acknowledge that. Breaking up gives you the opportunity to work on yourself and resolve these problems so you're not bringing them with you into the next relationship. The common theme among all of this is that you didn't feel worthy of her and that created intense feelings of insecurity. The solution to that is increasing your self confidence and sense of self worth.

    Your past has no bearing on you today nor does it define your future. I have much the same background. Use your experience as fuel to achieve great things so you don't feel inferior when compared to your partner. Hit the gym, work on your appearance, practice good hygiene and strive to develop a career and personality you can be proud of. At the end of the day you're still young broski. Relationships with high school sweethearts don't often end well anyway because neither party has fully grown into their adult versions. Take this time to reflect and improve.

  9. OP thinks he's not a creep the same way abusers don't see they are abusers, rapists don't see themselves as rapists etc. In some of the abusers/rapists' mind, what they did (abuse, rape) were deserved by their victims.

    Maybe OP doesn't see it “that way”, but the way he sees the act of protecting oneself as a tattletale move is concerning.

  10. Did you read what you’ve written? He’s attempting to baby trap you. Please please do not let this happen this guy will be in your life for freaking ever. Take him up on his offer to leave you.

  11. But is there any salvaging or moving past this?

    Sure, if you stop quizzing her about her exes sizes and sexual prowess like a weirdo and start focusing on the relationship you're both in right now

    It's as simple as “what do you like in bed?” and keeping communication open as you seek to meet those needs.

    Stop asking stupid questions. Start asking smart questions.

  12. This is important to Eastern European people especially, I believe. Your girlfriend is polish and she would’ve had a right to be upset… IF she communicated that this was something that was important to her, which she didn’t.

  13. There’s probably a bit of jealousy there, but it’s not unwarranted. She seems very manipulative and they have an inappropriate relationship that he doesn’t seem to realize yet.

    The part that concerns me the most is her forcing her friendship on you, when you know it’s not genuine, it’s very concerning & manipulative.

    I wouldn’t get much closer with this guy until he accepted that he would have to distance himself from her (no living together, no going to save her when she has other options, etc).

    If everyone he has ever dated hated her, she is the common denominator & at some point he will have to acknowledge that

  14. This is odd, particularly for two years into a relationship. How are things when you’re alone together? Do you have fun together and does conversation flow naturally?

    Is it possible she is simply somewhat uncomfortable spending unstructured time together? Perhaps if your hang out requests were a bit more specific – let’s cook together, play Ticket to Ride, and watch Ted Lasso – would she be more receptive?

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