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You've only known her a year, and she is already making demands to a party she is invited to? I don’t care if it's just a backyard BBQ, if she is invited and told the expectations, she should respect the invitations instructions, or politely decline. She never has the right to make demands.
Cut her and her narcissistic drama
you did nothing wrong. if you had left him there he could've potentially come in contact with actual pedophiles.
i don't get why your colleague says “people would think you're a pedophile”. even if it was a male teacher and female student it would be the right thing to wait with them till they're safe. anything could happen despite gender.
If you’re financially in a good spot, if you two would decide to get a lake house/ beach house/ second property for a good deal, you could both have your names on that, but you don’t want to put an asset in which your parents paid for at risk
Honestly I don’t think so. If a guy punching a wall is abusive, then a woman crying in an argument or something similar is just as equally as manipulative. If a guy punches the wall right next to your head, THEN that’s abusive ( or similar occurrences) but the act of hitting something in and of itself isn’t abusive.
She won’t text you, women are only loyal to their emotions and someone else has those now. It will be painful but at some point you will get over this. Sit back and reflect on what brought your relationship to this point and never make those mistakes again.
Any chance you're the only parent in the group? Looooots of friendships fall away when one person is a parent, and the other has no intention to become one any time soon. I became a mom last year, and haven't seen four “close” friends since. I've got a fair few new friends, because I decided not to sit around and wait for them, but it did suck, to be sure.
Uh, you spent a whole night having to tell him “no”. That's jot respecting your consent at all. Your whole post is about him pushing your boundaries.
Please god do not do this. Do you want a restraining order against you? This is not okay
Break up and take him to court for custody.
Yeah, no. You're playing with fire. People kill over cheating, and an alcoholic is more likely to have anger issues. Plus it could really, easily cost you your job. AND you could be imagining that chemistry. There is every reason to keep things strictly professional with her.
Unless it is brought up in the first couple months, most monogamous relationships in western countries are assumed to be heading towards marriage for one or both parties. Just because you decided to string someone along because you didn't feel like marriage isn't an important part of a relationship, does not exempt you from societal norms. By not addressing marriage early on, you allowed her to believe that you were of the same mindset of a majority of people.
Since that is not the case, you led her on. Whether it was malicious or just stupidity on your part does not matter. The damage is done. She cannot get that time back from you. Time that she spent with you in good faith that this would be a lifetime partnership, which for many women means marriage and a wedding. You don't have to be a mean, vindictive person to make a decision that negatively impacts someone else. If you truly care for this woman, I'd go ring shopping soon and start planning a wedding. If not, leave. Simple as
That sounds awkward saying ok and walking away lol and I can’t walk away we’re in the same room and I can’t leave
You apologize. You admit your mistake(s). You take ownership. You do this at earliest possible time not looking for the perfect window nor expecting the conversation to go any further at that moment.
If and when the larger conversation happens (which would thus be mutual) you listen…a lot…you make no excuses.
Then you fix the issues with yourself and with who is influencing your life so that it never happens again.
Lmfao ya buddy let’s not act like it’s not VERY EASY for men to cut and run when they get a woman pregnant. Idk what fantasy world you live in where men always financially support the women they impregnate but I would love to see it. And financial support is not being a parent.
Definitely put those ✨good✨ cooking skills to use for the dinner party. Really flex ?
My son is clearly a psychopath but isn't 18 yet. The fact he threw his apparent diagnosis in her mother's face is such a sign of things to come. He's also already trying to isolate her from her mother. I can see how this will end.
You don’t believe the same things. It’s okay to be friends and not.
It’s not changing either of your lives.
But you do sound like an angry person and it will push people away.
Maybe learn to be more accepting?
Is it worth pushing away people for your beliefs? Especially when they don’t change your life together.
Dude, any relationship that would end (or not start) because of something this minor was never going to be a strong relationship. You did nothing wrong.
Either your friend was looking for a reason to break things off or is so emotionally fragile that her feelings for you would never survive exposure to reality. When you get into a relationship with another person, it doesn’t happen in a sealed fantasy bubble. Especially in your 20s!
I sincerely hope you will have old friends, new friends, fun co-workers, become the object of other people’s crushes, go to weddings and dance with third cousins, and go to bars on national holidays and have attractive people come up and flirt with you. These same things should happen to her.
Both people need to feel love and security inside the partnership and have a sense of goddamn humor about the rest of it. You are mourning something that never was. Let it go.
Bro this exact thing happened to me had my then gf get a job to help out. Found out a couple months later she was Snapchattin with a guy from work. She denied everything, I confronted dude (alone) on day after he got off and he admitted that they had fucked in my house on the couch during a break one day. I would say she already did it not was just waiting for a good time to do it. Of course I forgave her and what do you know she cheated again… Once a cheater always a cheater…
Yea, I was a little harsh with him. And given what I said to him. I mean my feelings were valid and it took him my entire trip to tell me the truth about why he was being so confusing.
I wish I didn’t say what I said.
Would you respond to that?
That won’t work because she is a hostess lol
The thing is I have the tendency of ignoring red flags if the guy is really amazing in bed.
This is very dangerous for you. You need to start fixing this on yourself.
Guessing things didn't work out with the “more masculine” guy she left you for, so she wants to fuck you until she finds your replacement. Up to you if you are good with that. I wouldn't be.