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  1. Going to foreign lands to have sex with likely underage, possibly trafficked sex workers? Yup

  2. Having a lot of money isn't the issue. It may be a cultural thing. Paying for needs like housing and school is understandable. Paying for a trip that they don't agree is in your best interests is a reasonable boundary for them. If you have mental health issues, they may want you close by so that they can step in if needed.

  3. No I really didn’t bc my apt is allowing me an approval he just knew this was important to me

  4. Do you understand how out of proportion his reactions are? Even if he 'doesn't feel heard' (which I doubt, you seem to be overly attentive as a result of his tantrums) none of these events are worth this level of angst. He's teaching you to ignore a reasonable and sensible fear of violence and you should refuse to learn it.

  5. Just leave it be and start fresh.

    I don’t deserve someone who has to sleep around to realise he actually misses me and likes me.

    You're mistaken. He's not coming back because he 'realized he misses you and likes you'. He's coming back because you're letting him.

    He wanted to fuck this girl so he dumped you and fucked her. Now he wants the convenience of having you around until he comes across another girl he wants to fuck. Rinse and repeat.

    Also, this 'he wants to take things slow' bullshit. What does that look like? What is he asking for? I'm betting it's going to look a lot like him behaving as though he's single while you sit around waiting for him to toss you some crumbs.

  6. I don’t personally care if my wife has been done on me, but she HATES when I go down on her then try to kiss haha. Never really thought of it as disrespectful she just isn’t comfortable with the whole germ thing and I respect that

  7. Take the lingerie out.

    Then before bed tonight, take it out and ask her why they were in her suitcase. Ask her who she is cheating on you with. Tell her that she is not taking the kids anywhere, if she wants to cheat, she can pack her shit and leave, and you will file for divorce tomorrow.

  8. I'm more concerned by how quickly it's swelled up and bruised. I'm not sure of exactly how long ago I got elbowed, but by my best estimation, I would say probably like 4-5 hours ago.

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    I bought a house last year and we have have just moved into the house a week ago. It’s been an experience to say the least and I’ve seen sides of him I really don’t like and he’s making me anxious. He’s grumpy and very dismissive a lot more so when I ask him to something which so far has been DIY (which if I knew how to do it I would just do it myself to avoid the hassle) he makes a deal out of it and it seems like everything is wrong or an issue with whatever it is I’ve asked him to do. Theses moods are really getting to me to the point I told him he was being an asshole (completely unlike me I hate confrontation) but I’ve had enough and I’m not really sure what to do. There’s still so much to get done in the house and I’m actually scared to ask him as I know it’s just going to be a repeat.

    TLTR; my boyfriend is angry and passive when asked to do things around the house.

  10. No you gave him an ultimatum to let you sleep with other people for your relationship to continue. You are torcheri g him and breaking him mentally. Stop being selfish and let him go.

  11. I was gonna say, aside from him being unjustified in calling names or demanding she go instead when it's not her turn, there are ways around this issue entirely if it's a recurring issue. Why not just cough up the ten bucks and get a grocery delivery? The two of you aren't paying rent, $10 is worth the peace at home to me.

  12. If his wife hadn't slept with very many people and OP knew all about them, it would throw him off guard if there was someone she hadn't bothered to tell him about there photographing the wedding. I'm just speculating though.

  13. Trust goes both ways.

    And he’s not trusting you here.

    I happen to agree that a good marriage is one where spouses share all finances – but this isn’t a good situation if he’s pressuring and threatening you over this. That’s a massive red flag to me.

  14. Being religious completely changes how you on-line your life, if you're actually practicing what you preach that is. And also a majort part of these religious rules negatively affect women by the way, so it's perfectly natural for her to not be okay with it. Especially for a woman who is ex-muslim and has learned how being free feels, I can't blame her for not wanting to go back.

    Religious differences arent' usually ones that can be reconciled. You have to choose between religion and your fiancee.

  15. If she won't believe you and won't stand up for you, you probably should leave. She's already chosen who she believes more and whose feelings she cares about more.

  16. 100% it is not standard protocol to have alcohol at a CHILD’s birthday party IN THE MORNING!!!

    He could really bring his own if he really needs to drink though. I’d never expect a children’s party to have alcohol for the adults. I have been to some that do, but I would never have the expectation or tell them is was disrespectful to not have any.

    Also, is your friend okay? Do they have a drinking problem? Because getting that worked up about abstaining from drinking for a few hours on a Saturday morning is concerning to me.

  17. Jesus.. no! OP girl please for the love of the Lord get away from this man.

    You aren't a victim don't take this shit and accept it!

    You aren't his property you dont fucking owe him anything he is a sick fucking POS

    Get away from him. Call the cops! Complain to the university if he doesn't leave u alone! Literally scream if he comes near you.

    I've had to do this coming from an abusive relationship where i was constantly pressured into doing things i didn't want to. Please do not put yourself in my shoes.

    I got out! Waaay too late… you are your own person.

    Please please please… get away from him this man will rape you first chance he gets because he feels he owns you.

  18. Well, just because he is nice doesn’t make him an angel. He’s not following through with plans and promises and she’s extremely frustrated with him. But the resentment to come out in her bullying him is not healthy and bad.

  19. First of all, it's understandable that you're feeling upset and angry about this situation. However, it's important to approach it in a calm and rational way.

    Before taking any action, it's essential to talk to your girlfriend and make sure that you're both on the same page. It's important to understand how she feels about the situation and how she would like you to handle it.

    Assuming she wants you to handle it, I'm guessing the best approach would be to talk to the guy in person when he's sober. I would go as far to say if you really want to have this conversation get a neutral 3rd party (witness) involved? It's important to approach the conversation in a calm and respectful manner, avoiding any confrontational behavior.

    You or your gf could express your concerns about his behavior and how it has made you feel. Let him know that his actions were inappropriate and made you uncomfortable. Ask him to respect your relationship with your girlfriend and to refrain from making any further advances.

    If the situation escalates or he refuses to listen to reason, it's best to disengage and remove yourself from the situation. It's not worth risking your own safety or getting into a physical altercation.

    Remember that the most important thing is to protect your relationship with your girlfriend and to approach the situation in a mature and respectful way. Your gf will respect you handling it like an adult — even if that means ignoring it — if that's what she asks you to do

  20. Sounds like he just gave you feedback and this is your response. Honestly, would you have responded any better if he had said it at any other time?

    You have 3 choices. 1) Leave him. 2) Stay but don't give him oral. 3) keep trying and ask for his guidance on what he likes.

    By the by… if there is anything he can improve on, 3) works for him too. Communication is important. Don't be scared of it or so easily offended.

  21. I told her multiple times that and reminded her multiple times about boundaries. Told her that I don't like her checking my dms and asking why I am taking to him or her. I tried to talked to her about this but she always takes it negatively. Maybe my approach was wrong but whenever I tell her I don't like this she starts showing me mood

  22. I have no idea how you lasted beyond all the remarks. In the future if you move in with somebody and they start being abusive from the moment, you get out in the end it there. I think you stayed in this relationship too long.

    She’s triggered because she has issues she has not dealt with. It is not OK for anybody to ever talk to you like that we all have issues and triggers. Luckily most of us are mentally healthy enough that we don’t think it’s OK to take it out on our partners. Or at least we just go to our room quiet we don’t lash out. Frankly, you stayed in this relationship too long. It should’ve ended a long time ago and if you’re feeling sorry for yourself go get some help. It’s almost like somebody beating you and then you wanting them back it’s kind of sad.

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