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  1. Give it a shot if you both want to. What you feel takes priority over what society will see. Just remember that he was trading Pokémon cards before you were born.

    You might connect well with him, but that might not ring true for how you two will interact as a couple with your existing friend groups.

    Be ready to catch some shade, but if you feel it is a compelling match, shoot your shot.

  2. I mean if you’re not ok with it, you’re not ok with it. Don’t be afraid to set boundaries and stick by them. Does she know you’re not ok with it?

  3. Then it is very possible he is losing attraction. Or maybe you could getting in your own head because of the pcos. Even if he is, that doesn't necessarily mean the relationship is doomed. Try to be as healthy as possible (diet-wise etc) and believe him when he says he loves you etc.

    If the problem continues then you might not be compatible,;and you definitely deserve someone who is more into you and it might be best to break up.

  4. Girl take his phone and sent a selfie of you with the caption “ you love to talk to guys in relationships ?”. Even if she doesn’t know she will never talk him again . The pack your stuff and leave

  5. Well it's a solo activity but it's a good start if you're shy. Think about joining a choir maybe? Also, many towns and cities have Anime clubs…google it perhaps?

  6. Why do you as a therapist endorse porn when it can cause such damage and is an industry riddled with human rights violations? Do you also support watching dog fights and smoking together to build intimacy?

  7. Haha! No, rage would have been smashing and digging her face into it. I'm not okaying what he did. I've never done anything like that. We're all armchair quarterbacking this so nobody really knows.

  8. I see no lie. She wants the freedom of not being tied down to a relationship. She wants no strings attached, sexual freedom, to do whatever and whomever she wants.

    How is it a lie to tell you she isn't mentally checked to be in a relationship right now? Sounds like it's 100% true. She's not mentally checked to be in a relationship, that's why she broke up and is wanting to sleep around.

  9. As someone who's in recovery from BPD, there's no way he can be in a healthy relationship until he's done all the work. This is your life for years to come if you stay. Can you handle this for your whole life?

  10. I think I’ve set so much of my life on this person and throwing it all away feels so much worse at this time. This person knows the ins and outs of me than anyone ever has in the past so to me it feels like a part of me is dying if I give up and not try some means or methods to work on this. I get what you’re saying. That’s why I feel so conflicted. I’m not looking for a specific answer to make myself feel better I’m just looking for clarity from others who are or have been in this situation.

    Thank you for responding I appreciate your comment

  11. OP don’t listen to those dumbasses tryna guilt u into taking her back. If she suggested an open relationship that means there’s at least one guy she wants to fuck if she hasn’t already

  12. Relationships are just difficult but something else I learn. Don’t do married couple things with someone I’m not married to.

  13. For some, cheating brings out the bad girl in her and is exhilarating in her mind. Danger is fun, I definitely understand that. For her, getting caught, is no longer fun.

  14. Sorry – you have to accept your friendship is over.

    People like to hope that ex lovers can be friends – they can not. Her new bf will never feel good about you being in her life. If you look at your own behavior and thoughts – you are not thinking about her as a friend but as an ex lover.

    You need to accept that you will at best need to keep your interactions to a minimum.

    Just have one aim … That is to keep friendly when yoy meet.

    Sorry that you mist the chance – start looking yourself for a new person in your life. She has done so – and at the same time killed your contact.

  15. Also, it's mostly his friends, work colleagues etc who just gently tease him about how he's a chatterbox. Easy to take when you're talking about Netflix, not so easy when a counsellor falls asleep whist your talking about all your worst moments.

  16. How long are you together? Personally if you just meet why meet parents? For me i think you should introduce your partner only if it's been some time. Like at least a year, definitely no if you feel like its not going to last.

  17. I think text could be effective since that seems to be her preferred form of communication.

    If you do it in person, I would wait for a time you plan to hang out-maybe suggest getting a bite to eat and do it that way. If she knows you might discussing issues, she might avoid the meet up.

    I would be annoyed too. I had a friendship that was similar. I am more of a meet in person type of friend too. My friend would call once or every other week but only wanted to get together like twice a year. I decided the frienship wasn't worth it. If I am that low of a priority to you then forget it.

  18. My bf is friends with his ex. And let me tell you that, to me, that's a green flag. She's part of his group friend so I have seen her several times in parties, bars and such, even went to her birthday. She's very nice. There is nothing wrong in being friends with your ex, as long as you include your current partner.

  19. Yeah you deserve happiness but so does she.. do you think this is an ideal situation for her? she doesn’t deserve to have to live in the shadow of your perfect life while she watches from the sidelines. It’s really so sad and if you can’t see that and if you can’t understand that then I really just don’t know what to say. Imagine if you were the reason y’all couldn’t have children.. imagine if she met a man of 10 years younger than you and she showed up pregnant because her new partner was able to give her everything you couldn’t. Idk man. Maybe because im a woman I feel particularly sensitive for her. I just really feel so sorry and sad for her.

  20. So, based on the deal she proposed to you, she's already had her one other sexual experience with someone else.

    Why are you still with her

  21. As a woman who hasn't been able to conceive, it will be really hot for her to hear. I'm sure she will beat herself up all over again and wonder why life isn't fair to give a child to this “other woman”. But ultimately if you still have a good relationship, it'd be better coming from you than her finding out elsewhere.

  22. It may not be emotionally cheating as in she loves him, but moreso she just likes the attention.

    Keeping an ex on the hook while getting serious is a red flag.

    I'd have a long engagement to make sure she's ready to settle down.

  23. Well, let me tell you something: he will eventually seek intimacy outside. Damn, with religion! What kind of marriage is it if there is no sex?

  24. st adults understand that not everybody has that luxury, and that sacrifices sometimes have to be made. My husband was away for 3 months 1000 miles away

    is there not a difference between a couple being apart due to life circumstances and a person who has chosen a lifestyle and is apart from his wife for most of the year? unfortunately, having a SO ( or in other cases, kids), means that some compromises have to be made

  25. You don’t have to formally “break up” with her or block her or have a convo. Just stop making plans with her. She’s just not that interested in having a friendship with you.

  26. You're being downvoted because you are a self-righteous child who is still wrong but utterly incapable of perceiving it, hence your crusade to “correct” everyone who has identified your atrocious behavior and your feeble attempts to hide it under a cloak of “you can't judge my being an ass because it's my culture.” You'd be surprised how familiar I am with the culture in question, and being an ass is not usually considered a vital component of it.

  27. When she saw how much money you had, she felt challenged to throw as many red flags up as possible

  28. Personally.. I don't see the benefit of telling her my man. What's your end goal here – that she'll say 'oh I too always loved you' and break it off the three year relationship?

    If anything, it'll make things a lot more complicated. Even if she's happy with the honesty, pretty sure mr 3 year boyfriend won't be. Worst case, you make everyone involved uncomfortable and lose a friend.

    So my advice is, move on, tell yourself now isn't the right time. Fawning over a friend in a long term relationship isn't very healthy in its own right.

  29. Brown eyes are lovely, I can’t wrap my head around someone saying that. Your eyes really are the window to your soul, it’s shocking to me that he doesn’t love your eyes. That would bother me, some stuff you can’t unhear.

  30. Only you can decide if it's a deal breaker for you. That's how they work.

    Do I think he's gross? Yes. Would I procreate with him? Fuck no, wouldn't even have sex with that regardless of their looks.

  31. What kind of partner acts this way? You saved a puppy from a shelter, you have trauma issues that a dog helps with and he doesn't even live near you?

    Not the type you want to stay with. He sounds selfish, immature, and incredibly needy.

  32. together for 2 years and spent every day together

    Yeah, that’s a deep red flag for a relationship. If you’re spending all your free time with your partner, you’re forgoing your own individuality. And look, once it’s gone, it’s extremely very hot to build back. In healthy relationships, you want a certain amount of space to explore and pursue things e enjoy but our partner may not. And it’s also a way to keep up with our friends and family, as they help us with our emotional growth and emotional support during tough times. Like now, you’re going throu a breakup, and I’m sure your friends and family are supporting you one way or another.

    We, humans, are a function of our relationships. Our progress as individuals and growth in emotional maturity are all tied to our relationships. If we are spending all our time and energy on one relationship, all other relationships will weaken over time.

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