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Date: November 18, 2022
The “doctors advice” was a lie
I have some training in grief counceling.
Everyone grieves in their own way and that's okay. Bottling up and focusing on your day to day can be a good healthy coping mechanism. Talking can also be healthy. If you feel like you need someone to talk to, find a therapist or a friend that can help you. And regarding your boyfriend just keep offering from time to time so he know the door is still open, that you still can talk about it together.
If you try to force him, that might set his own process back and he might be worse off. On the other hand, if it seems he's not okay and not dealing well after some time has passed then maybe he needs another way to handle his sorrow. If so, it's good to see a professional.
Additionally: sometimes relationships are complicated. I can't really tell what other factors are at hand from an live post but in the end: it's ok to prioritise yourself. In this case I would assume it would be kinder on yourself to tell yourself: this is never going to happen.
Yes
Hell, even if you don't have a pass code, you can make a secure folder for sensitive pictures, it hides them, and you need a pass code for it!!!
How stupid are you…..
Your BF left you in hospital in a country where you don’t speak the language, alone. He didn’t stop or defend you from one of his friends from being disrespectful towards you.
And you want him to move in with you… you should have ended it then.
As for his boundary, sorry but he’s right there. The relationship (which should have ended) is not stable enough to survive you living together.
Yes, hire a bulky acquaintance as a bouncer to keep any clowns out! Remind everyone in the venue to turn off their phones, so bro can't call them. I would absolutely make this my hill to die on, and if your bride won't prioritize you over her idiot brother, who is so clearly in the wrong, maybe you should consider canceling the wedding altogether.
That would actually be pretty dramatic – leave her at the altar if she insists on letting the clown in! You could also claim that you (or your best man/ someone in your family) has coulrophobia and what be completely traumatized by an attending clown.
Does everybody asking why can't both dads get a dance not care that OP's bio dad was cheated on, had his child stolen from him by his ex-wife and her lover, was probably forced to pay child support for a daughter he never got to see, missed nearly her entire life, and had another man step into his role against his will? And said other man helped set all these events into motion?
Your dad probably wants the best for you