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I didn't lie to her I just didn't tell her about it
Is he gonna build your buddy an art room
You try to get them help. Consistent help. I would personally try for a few months.
If they won’t accept help then I’d leave. You can’t be more responsible for someone than they are for themselves.
Continuing to talk to you will do more bad than good, re-read the last sentence where you said all of this culminated into the husband wanting her as a possession.
See he's already belittling you and trying to make you lose faith in yourself
I’d say it really depends why she’s doing it. If she’s doing it cause she wants to gain the sexual attention, it is not okay and says a lot about how you and her prioritize what is important in a relationship differently. If she does it cause she’s just expressing herself and she’s really doing it for herself – then it’s alright as long as she is also respecting you and your relationship. A woman can own her beauty and express it AND show the world that is she proudly taken
I do go to her house but it's pretty far away and we can't do it daily if we're lucky we can maybe go to hers once a week
Look, you did a stupid a thing and followed stupid advice. Didn't you feel any sort of way not seeing your kid for 3 years? Cause effectively, you did abandon him…
Yeah, i figured this was more of an ad for her next boyfriend than any actual attempt at addressing their issue lol
I agree with everything except being told is a privilege not a right. A partner has the right to make an informed decision about being with you. Ofc that info doesn’t need to be disclosed first date or what not, but they’re at the level of bf/gf. She lied , that is not okay. The foundation of their relationship is built on a lie. She should’ve disclosed this information before they got serious enough to be bf/gf.
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No no she knew what she was doing for 10 years. She didn’t have to get with op in the beginning but trapped him. Without his consent.
If she needed some guy to hide her sexuality she could’ve found one that CONSENTED to it. Not taken an innocent man’s time for 10 years!
Well I do love her, but I will own up to what I did
Yes, it's that simple. You've already checked out of the relationship. What you've done is unforgivably immature and disrespectful.
I think you’re in the wrong sub
An open relationship is just cheating with extra steps. Being single is a much better alternative.
That's not a kink, she just want to cheat and wants your approval.
You said you’re afraid to be alone, that weighs on your decision. You could either just accept her very very very strange behavior and let her dictate the relationship as she has up to this point, so you’re not alone (as long the joy she brings you outweighs the negatives) or you tell her that she needs to compromise more on this issue and if not you’re gone. At the very least give her the ultimatum that she needs to communicate what’s going on.
From the sound of it you guys barely hang out. Whether you like to admit it you’re more alone than you think then. What would be the worst part about losing a few hours of connections with this person a week. At least you can develop yourself rather than entertain this anxiety.
People who are afraid to be alone will always be alone, because they will never allow themselves to be completely themself, when modulating their behavior just to keep the company of another. My decision would be to start over once you find that comfort.
In-home care also often ends up being cheaper than putting people in a home, so it's ideal in that sense too. Re: the suitability of the home, it depends on how things go for your grandparents. But you will need to make sure it's well-designed for old people needs (safety bar in shower in case one of them slips, stair lift for stairs, etc). I'm no expert in these things though (this is just my experience on what I dealt with my grandparents through a similar situation).
I think gentle is the way to go forward because otherwise your grandfather could end up feeling attacked (and once that happens, he'll shut down the conversation). You need to get across that he has a problem but that you're all here to help (not judge), that you love them very much and you want to help them retain their independence. If you can open up a good discourse, definitely look into Power of Attorney stuff, because you may really need it at some point (you need to get this whist your grandparents are still officially in a good state of mind too).
Definitely also keep an eye on signs of stroke, and keep a log of any changes that you see in your grandparents as it'll help the doctors if anything happens. See if you can make contact with your grandparents doctor too and tell them about the situation, as the doctor will have experience knowing how to mediate these situations and it'll help the doctor look after your grandparents better too.
I would also recommend keeping an eye on your grandfather's stories and references like the “sheriff deputy neighbour”. Sometimes when people get dementia their timelines get very muddled in their heads and they end up believing things like people who existed a long time ago in their lives are still present. So it is possible that rather than lying, your grandfather might have dementia and is referencing the sheriff character because once upon a time long ago there really did used to be a deputy sheriff neighbour. Keeping an eye on odd occurrences like this can help track the progression of dementia and also help the doctors figure out what type he is suffering from.
Your boyfriend and best friend have mal-intentions and are not good for you.
Agreed. 100%.
I can tell all of you downvoters aren't hypocritical at all. Ya know since you're coming at me with all of this dialogue I talk about not wasting energy having. ???
Not everyone who talks to you is into you. That's why a lot of women hate even asking a simple question because men think somehow that's an invitation. She's probably staring at you because she noticed you staring at her.
Not particularly. I mean, one of them is nice and all but yeah… massively irresponsible and has a hugely broken home due to so many dads
I can't imagine taking all this in at once. That's intense. It's one thing to learn one of your parents isn't actually your biological parent when you thought they were for 22 years but to also learn you're the result of an abusive relationship? And the parent you were biologically connected to is dead? I don't envy you for also being the one to deliver the information as well. For what it's worth it sounds like you did your best given the circumstances.
You no longer have this opportunity but ideally you could have given this information in pieces over years so they would have the ability to respond to it over time instead of all at once.
I never met my father. I'm not the result of my mother being taken advantage of (to my knowledge) but I've known my father wasn't around as long as I can remember. The opportunity to convince me someone else was my dad wasn't there though so they had no choice but to give me a simple explanation a child could be sympathetic to when I was young. At 4 or 5 I was told my dad was scared and ran away from the pressure of fatherhood. When I was 14ish I was told he wasn't scared so much as he and my mom broke up before it was known she was pregnant and by the time I was born he was engaged to someone else. And then when I was 18 circumstances which dictated I learn who he was though if you had asked my grandparents (legal guardians) they would have kept it from me for life. Because of this I was able to process different facets of this information at different times of my life. However, I don't think I'll ever have a good relationship with my mom. I love her. She (with my best interest in mind) transferred guardianship to my grandparents when I was maybe 5. She's my mom but the few times a year I see her it's awkward and stressful.
But it sounds like in general you and her had a good relationship. With some time she may be able to move past this to a point where it may even be like it was to an extent. And I hope that's the case for you.
My lid would have been absolutely flipped. It’s happened before and I was a human-shaped thundercloud for the ensuing discussion.
However, that was the first time it happened and there were literally no other red flags happening (I examined things top to bottom). We had it out and it never happened again. ?♀️ Was just a momentary lapse. I think he was even surprised about it.
Examine things very very closely OP. If this is a continuing pattern of disrespect, seriously consider walking away. Humans are human and do some dumb shit occasionally but you have to take it seriously. I’m also curious about the sulking. Did we ever find out why there was sulking?
It’s NEVER okay to put your hands on another person to make your point, but how was the argument going? You said you corrected him in the middle of him making a point. Was the correction pertinent? Was he having trouble making a point? Were you talking over him? Is that a pattern as well? No I’m absolutely NOT blaming you for this occurring, just wondering about your communication strategies also. Getting a bigger picture leading up to the act
And she didn’t ask! She announced she was moving in!
Please please do this, have the whole wedding laugh at him if he turns up in a clown suit. I’m sure he’ll love that since he loves making people laugh.
Is “being exclusive” when you become boyfriend/girlfriend officially?
Depends. It's either that, or a point before where you agree you're not seeing or sleeping with anyone else, but are not at that stage yet.
And talking is before that as not being committed but getting to know eachother?
Yes, and even before dating.
I would not marry this woman. She sounds like drama. She’s also a liar, hypocrite and other things.
You are 20. Aren't you starting to live! a life outside your sister?
Her reasons are ignorant and short-sighted. Regardless of the severity of HPV to men, you still need to know so you can get tested and avoid accidentally spreading it to a new partner in the future.
Go get yourself tested for everything (including HPV). Lord knows what else she's lied to you about.
My suggestion? The night before, swap them all out for granny panties and get a good lawyer.
And you know this but there is something you can do
Leave
“What do you want from me?”
People tend to say this when their partner is being unreasonable and won't let the fight go. Are you being unreasonable and not letting the fight go?
I broke the code for you…
Encoded: “Trust me to talk to MY friend about this”
Decoded: “I'll make sure mine and MY friend's stories line up”
Heres how I would look at that. She claims the reason she was frozen to the point where she started shaking and crying was because she was so afraid of losing you over this. If she refuses to allow you to be there when she confronts the other person, to the point of threatening to break up over it, then she clearly isn't as broken up about this as she claims she is. If she was genuinely that shaken up, I would expect her to be willing to do almost anything to prove her innocence.
Draw a hot line in the sand, you are there when this conversation happens, or you walk. Her reaction should tell you everything you need to know.