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  1. Your relationship has many red flags to me. I would say SHE isn't healthy and dare I say toxic.

    I asked her the infamous “If you could change one thing about me, what would it be?” question and got a surprising answer. She said 'your dick'.

    Really, something physical is what she says? This is someone who isn't into you emotionally.

    When I asked why, she said 'I prefer bigger', 'its just a preference' and 'You watch porn and have seen those guys, I thought you'd be insecure about it too' basically.

    She knew it was something that you would likely be insecure about and poked you there. This means she WANTS you insecure and unstable. She wants you to be desperate and panting after her.

    she tells me the reason why she said it was because 'I picked something that wasn't important' and 'you have a boyfriend dick, I enjoy it.”

    This is just nasty. She told you exactly above she did did it maliciously to cause you hurt because she didn't like what you said.

    My GF asked to see it, and after her friend got the OK from the dude, showed her, all via text. (I don't remember if this happened before or after we were dating, but it was somewhere around the time we started).

    This is disrespectful. She is still on the hunt, panting around after a large dick. She doesn't seem to have to capacity to connect emotionally because she is so focused on the physical.

    she says I'm getting stuck in my own head and that I'm making my problems her problems.

    She doesn't care about you and how you feel. She pokes you where your weakness is and then doesn't care that it hurts. Is this the partner you want?

    I'm not insecure about my dick. I feel insecure when she's touching it or we're having the sexy time, because I feel like neither me or my dick is her preference.

    She is poking you to build your weakness. She wants to make you big insecure.

    More than likely you'll stay till you have enough but she wants the drama, trauma and angst of a relationship where she can point to you and say you are insecure but the fact is that she is purposely manipulating the situation where your little insecurity becomes an huge one. Mentally healthy partners don't do this.

  2. Let's flip it around.

    If he loves you he would be respectful of what makes you uncomfortable. Sexual acts are wants not needs, he is not entitled to any part of you or any sexual act from you.

    Honestly it's only been a month and he's already showing you how he views sex and how he views you. I'd just walk away now if I was you.

  3. , i can't name a single common interest besides that.

    If you can't be her friend, you can't be her boyfriend. Simple as.

  4. Hi, I know a lot of people are saying the same thing but I just wanted to give you one perspective from someone who was like you. I had never planned to get married either, I always felt like if both people knew they were committed to each other then what was the point of a piece of paper? It took an emergency hospital stay for us to get really understand some of the risks we bore by not being married. For example, what if an accident happened and one of us had to make medical decisions for the other? A hospital might make that difficult for a non-spouse even if to each other you are family. And as we began accumulating assets, marriage makes things much more streamlined and we know if something happens to us the other is automatically next of kin and would be taken care of. I began to see marriage as less a status/label for the outside world and more an expression to my partner of how much I wanted to make sure he would be taken care of. Just some things to think about.

    If it's the “marriage” label that you are truly against in principle, your state may have domestic partnership arrangements that can be conducted with minimal fanfare that carry similar benefits. Of course, if the issue is that you don't wish to share assets with your partner or you intend to keep another family member as your primary beneficiary/next of kin then that's another scenario.

  5. She's only human, she has feelings, this doesn't make her a particularly not amazing person, she's confused. As am I. We've talked about how we feel purely because of the undeniable tension between us. We have no intention of hurting my friend, although it seems inevitable.

    I have no real resolution for this and have decided that I'm gonna leave the city for a while so they can figure things out between them. I've never been in a situation even remotely similar to this and im so confused.

    I appreciate your feedback, although it's not at all the feedback I asked for.

  6. Thank you that makes a lot of sense. Boundaries are important and maybe that's a way to think about it moving forward. We've only really been in an open relationship for around 6 years rather than 7, but your other point also still stand too. Thanks for replying!

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