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Lmao. Folds laundry a couple times and starts asking where the ring is.
You can't change her. You need to accept that she is asexual. You said you feel like you're assaulting her when you initiate and you're kind of right. You know she doesn't want it. And you do. You guys are incompatible on a fundamental level. This relationship is not going to work. You need to make the difficult choice, which will be better for both of you in the long run, and end it.
Then find out why that bothers you so much. Do you get repulsed by the idea that another dick has been inside your vagina as well? Your view of sex is absurd and your jealousy is out of control. Your relationships aren’t gonna last unless you work on yourself.
Hmm, I’m not sure I agree. I think both partners need to be mindful of each other, and that includes respecting another persons grief. There is no right or wrong way to grieve, and there is no timeline because grief is for life. And yes, it’s important for the person we’re dating to know what role the late person plays and what our process is, but for someone to get in a relationship and then expect you to change how you feel or how you deal with the loss is not ok.
I will say that though, the grief you feel never goes away. My dad has been gone many years and there is just no amount of therapy that can take it away. You just learn to cope with it and let it grow smaller with time, but it will always be there. And there’s no right or wrong way to go about it. I still very much talk to my dad and have photos of him around the house, we talk about him and all laugh at the completely hilarious situations he used to get himself in.
If someone is not comfortable with the way we grieve then absolutely that is their boundary to set – then it becomes a mismatch and both should look for a relationship elsewhere. Boundaries are something we can only set for ourselves, not for other people
I have; never with any success. She’s a very detail-oriented person and I’m a bit more emotive, so when I try to talk about how I feel it very quickly devolves down into her demanding specific examples and me being unable to provide anything more concrete than “I feel this when this happens.”
I recognise that communication is very much a 2-way street and I’ve tried to talk to her in the way she deals with the world: specifics and details. This always seems to make her feel directly attacked, which leads to her crying and me feeling like I need to comfort her. Which then leaves the issue I wanted to talk about completely unresolved.
I really don’t have anything left to give here. I still care about her but I just don’t want to keep trying to push this forward when it doesn’t feel like she is as well.
When did she do that? Has he explained to you the entire situation that went down?
How long was he with her, were they married, how old is she and where is her family?
If you're wearing it all the time, then that would be seen as guilt wearing in my eyes. If you wear it for the odd special occasion, I imagine he'd appreciate it and I know I'd be less vexed if I were him.
So I guess if you imagine your SO has given attention to someone else and are torn up by it, you are less weak sauce?
Lice don't like dyed hair.
The reason I want to discuss it is because of closure, I know he doesn’t want to continue the relationship, but I at least want to have an idea as to why he doesn’t want to continue (since he won’t tell me himself I figured I could ask here). I’m not going to force him to be with me.
ok, maybe if i try again with a different approach it will ruffle fewer feathers (maybe not). imo, if you tell an angry man “if you're going to yell at me, yell at me at home” he will definitely focus on the “yell at me at home” part and take you up on that. so my advice would be to avoid that sentence, as it could very easily be taken as an invitation. instead, op could just say “it's inappropriate to have these conversations at my workplace, any issues you have with me need to be discussed at home.” it seems like he will not react well to whatever she says, but it does not seem wise to me to suggest yelling at home, even as a hypothetical. does that make more sense or have i angered people further
This guest needs to keave asap of you want to marriage to survive. Adding a third party to your relationship is always disastrous.
Your parents will understand. In fact, they will think even worse of you if they find out you're being manipulated by a cheater and a liar.
One day when she goes out for work, get your stuff together and just leave. Go back to AZ.
Hell expect massive handouts from all of them. Bulgarians are paid very little. W ski in Bulgaria and tip our instructor 100 euros each
It will only get worse when you have kids.
I never considered my my stepfather a father figure. He was a manipulative asshole. Lived under the same roof and I didn’t speak a single word to him for 3 years.
You learned a valuable lesson that everyone else reading can appreciate. If you can't be emotionally vulnerable with someone who is supposed to love you they are not worth your time. You're not a blubbering bitch but you were trying to open up, there's a difference. Instead of getting you through it she bolted. Thank goodness you found out now how she reacts to a crisis. She would not be dependable if you needed her.
Lol you are so ignorant, if you can’t see how OP fucked up here you are probably just as dumb as she is.
He’s allowed to decide that he no longer wants to perform a sex act he doesn’t enjoy. It’s also completely normal at the age they were (mid-20s) to just be realizing what boundaries you actually want to have in a relationship. And he’s not a bad person for discovering it while in a relationship.
Low class families exist, BUT the biggest problem here is your boyfriend; not only for not having the grit to shut his families gross stuff down, but also running to you every time it happens, holding back no details.
As a matter of fact, it makes me question if they are actually doing this or if your bf is telling tall tales. How do you know for a fact they are saying this?
Lastly, if he won't defend you and his relationship to his family, you might want to consider what a future with a man like this is going to look like. Either they do it, he lets them and for some bizarre reason likes to upset you about it, or they don't do it, but he lies because he gets some kind of cheap thrill upsetting you. Either way, not a good look for him or relationship material.
I'm glad you posted here. It's definitely not cute; it's unhealthy and obsessive. I think sometimes other people glorify and romanticize behavior like this because we see it in so many TV shows portrayed as “sweet” or “romantic” or “protective.” Someone who loves and respects you would give you space, respect your boundaries, and not try to control your time.