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This kinda lifestyle doesn’t sound all that great to me
If you're willing to lie to her and hide your friend from her then I think her feelings are completely valid.
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It sounds like you are going through a very difficult and painful situation. It can be nude to accept that someone we care about and love does not feel the same way about us. It is understandable that you are feeling hurt and confused.
It is important to remember that you are not alone and that many people have gone through similar experiences. It is also important to take care of yourself and to allow yourself time to process your emotions and to heal. It may be helpful to talk to friends or family members who can provide support and understanding.
It is also important to try to move forward in a healthy way. This may involve setting boundaries with your ex-girlfriend and focusing on your own well-being. It can be helpful to engage in activities that bring you joy and fulfillment, and to surround yourself with people who care about you.
It may take time, but with patience and self-care, you will be able to move past this difficult experience and find happiness and fulfillment in the future.
So…
What are you going to do about his empty promises?
You're too young to waste your life on a man who doesn't appreciate you.
I mean… that’s what groomers always make the victim think that they were the ones pursuing. Even if true, it’s the adults responsiblity to say no.
First question: How did you find out? Via text messages, friends or family or did he or her tell you themselves?
Second Question: Did she try to hide the situation? Does she feel remorseful at all? Or at least do you feel like she is remorse?
Third Question: Can you trust her at all? Such as: Can you trust her with your life? Can you trust her not to cheat on you again? Etc…
Four Question: Can you see yourself continuing a relationship with her? Can you see a future with her? Can yourself growing old with her?
There are a lot of more questions, but think about this really nude. Because trust is a foundation that needs to be stable have both people being open and honest with each other. Once trust is broken, it has to be built and along comes with a lot of pain and repairing. I personally would say, BOOK it in all honesty. But I do not have the full story, since I only have what limited information you are telling us.
Sex isn't meaningless He doesn't respect you When you started dating he knew about your trauma and choose to continue, so sleeping with other women is cheating with some extra steps
Are you ready to become a single mother of four? Given the information you’ve provided, why are you having a baby with him? Why are you still with him?
That's a cult. There's no future with someone who is in a cult. There are so many stories here of how children of JWs suffer and have to escape.
I'm sorry you've had shitty relationships before, but this is not the one to get you out of that pattern. Break up and find a nice guy you can actually see every day.
It means your either very innocent and maybe not the smartest guy around or that you are a foreigner who still doesnt understand english or the culture very well
You're only 21. Give him at most another year to see if he changes his mind or breakup acknowledging you have different life goals.
I used to have a friend from high-school. We were pretty thick in high-school, and even stayed in touch after. But my life started falling apart after I started college. I eventually joined the military, and left my hometown behind. Even still, I stayed in touch with my friend and even gave him access to my social media's while I was away so people wouldn't worry about me, because I trusted him that much.
After being in for a year or two, I came out to him that I had a crisis of faith while I was in and that I had become an atheist. Then he totally ghosted me. For like nearly 6 years.
He got married a few years ago, and invited me to the wedding and apologized and told me that he ghosted me specifically over my crisis of faith. So, I forgave him and accepted his invitation, I felt out to the wedding (I lived a few hundred miles away at the time and had to fly out and take vacation days.) I got him a nice gift and even dressed up.
He didn't invite me to the reception, his father, who I had known since I was a young teen, told me that he hoped I understood, that it was close friends and family only, and they didn't cater the event with the expectation that I was coming.
After that I tried staying in touch, but, it was nude, and our conversations were hollow and meaningless. He wasn't trying and neither was I.
Everyone else he invited lived within 50 miles. He went out of his way to apologize to me and invite me as a token gesture to alleviate his guilt for not being there for me during a couple of dark episodes in my life. He never expected me to come to the wedding. Apparently everyone was shocked to see me there. I guess my gesture of rekindling our friendship was cringe and unwanted.
Don't waste your time with friends who won't even call you. Don't worry about them, they aren't worried about you. Maybe they got busy, maybe they have reasons, but life is too short to worry about a relationship that you have to keep alive by working nude on your end, and you get a limp-wristed reception on the other side.
There are better people to spend your time with, use the time you were keeping your dying friendship alive to go and find them.
God damn man, first you’re thinking about forgiving her now you don’t want to get payback? You’re lost
She didn't accuse, she asked, while clearly still in shock and trying to make sense of a frankly incredulous situation. All he had to do was say “no, wasn't me”.
Also note that if it really was just the accusation that pissed him off, he hasn't said as much to her or she'd have mentioned it in the post. Instead he accused her of cheating or making it up to propose an open relationship. In his case it actually is an accusation, because things are still awkward so he obviously didn't believe her when she denied this. He wasn't just asking.
Don't be a dumbass OP. Leave, you're clearly being manipulated.
Basically…. You need to tell her no. You're not fixing it.
You left a girl alone at a club who was drunk enough to make out with a stranger? That’s harsh dude. I get that she fucked up someyhing awful, but was she safe?
sorry if i confused you but i don’t bring it up regularly. i apologized after the snap and then stopped talking about it as a whole. but i understand he needs his time. to be frank, maybe i’m just upset that he hasn’t forgiven/forgotten when he’s done me wrong multiple times. in which i’ve forgiven completely but somehow he can’t afford me that same grace. it feels super selfish to say but it’s my (secret) truth.
end it. She has zero respect for an you, and every Ukrainian citizen.
I’m sorry, you misspelled grandfather in the title, right?