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  1. How did she change her mind? She was presented with an option: You or “Poly”. You stood your ground and said “that is 100% not an option for me. Since you keep pushing it? We're going to have to go our separate ways”.

    It only took her 5 minutes to realize “fuck… maybe he's serious”.

    You've made your feeling clear. Maybe have another conversation – communication can't hurt – that you're still wondering what her opinion is as you feel a little bit of whiplash still. Stick to your guns. “I care what you think. I care what you feel. I just want to make sure we are on the same page.” type of conversation. Maybe even bring up “I honestly don't think you cheated on me” as part of the conversation to enforce that you still trust, love and are devoted to her.

    Good job for sticking to your guns. Nothing wrong with alternative lifestyles as long as all parties are willing participants but that's obviously not your game.

  2. The fact that co-worker reminded fiancé of her husband says she's uncomfortable with the level of attention too.

  3. My reaction would be that my girlfriend is being truthful with me. I'm not sure what the issue is unless there are trust issues between the two of you. Or there has been cheating in the past.

  4. You are aware that you don't have to socialize with anyone you don't want to? why would anyone invite someone who doesn't appear to be invested in the friendship? I just don't get your view point. Is it just suck it up and invite those people who don't actually care about you because it's all about appearences? Or just accept you're not worthy?

  5. Unfortunately many men are disgusting with each other, if they notice someone is “grown” they will include them in their gross conversations. Not a normal thing to do but they don't have an agenda, it's just banter to them.

  6. I feel for you on this situation. I have a very good male friend I actually met in person right around the same time I met my (now) husband. Friend has always *just* been a friend and neither of us has ever shown interest otherwise – we've just always had a brother-sister type vibe. Friend and I are into a lot of the same musical groups and have flexible work schedules, so we would often road-trip or travel together for concerts and other events – staying in the same hotels/renting a car together but never sharing a room, sometimes with other friends joining us, sometimes my husband, sometimes just the two of us. (This went on for basically, like, 15 years until covid halted things.)

    My husband has never had an issue with this, but he's also always been invited on our travels if he wanted/was free – it's just with his work schedule often he couldn't just take off for a long weekend or a week on the road like friend and I would. If my husband had ever shown jealousy/objected to this, I'm not sure how I would have handled it. I always checked in with if he had any issues with our travel plans and he always said no; he also enjoys my friend's company.

    Every situation is different obviously, and the one thing that stands out to me as odd is Amy's objections to the idea of Beth and/or Amy's partner coming along. If your travels with Amy are going to continue now in any form or fashion, she has to understand that your situation and your priorities have shifted – it's no longer just the “OP-and-Amy show” but you have a partner who you value and need to respect her (reasonable) wishes on this matter.

  7. You're entitled to your feelings, but she doesn't have it all. She doesn't have her mom. Money is a small comfort to someone whose parent couldn't be at their high school graduation.

  8. I broke up with my partner after only two months of similar conditions, and don't regret it. You've got the sunk cost fallacy my dude

  9. Once you realized he was weird and manipulative, and didn’t trust him, why did you stay involved with him?

    You have every right to be mad, what he did was reprehensible. There’s no chance of ever getting him to delete all of your images though, I’m sorry.

  10. There is zero reason to stay with this jerk. What I joy is he bringing to your life? Dump him and try to meet someone who treats you with the respect and love you deserve.

  11. Honestly though it's better to want to involve someone you know and trust, then to involve some random stranger in your kinks. Much safer health wise too.

    Also, just because someone has desires for a threesome, doesn't all of a sudden mean that their partner isn't enough. Get out of here with that insecure stuff.

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