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  1. Paramedics see HORRIBLE SHIT every day. You're a fucking mechanic.

    I have a paramedic friend. Absolutely one horror story after another. Drugs. Blood. Horrific wounds. Literal decapitations. Dude has seen all of this. As a paramedic.

    Your one-upsmanship and lack of empathy are ridiculous.

  2. I’m sorry this happened to you. I know lots of people who have done this. I actually married my lt gf after my success because to me she earned it and stood by me. But I can totally see it going the other way. It all boils down to the character of the person. I’m not sure many regret it. If you had a deep enough connection he wouldn’t have left. That’s the honest truth.

  3. Sex is a big part of a relationship, and it’s certainly a valid reason to break up.

    You also shouldn’t feel like you’re being selfish. He’s the one who is only concerned about his pleasure and won’t change anything for you. That’s selfish!

  4. It's normal to have concerns and doubts about decisions that you make in your life, especially when it comes to relationships. The idea of a “hoe phase” or feeling like you're not using your youth and freedom to the fullest can be common thoughts. However, it's important to remember that everyone's experiences and paths in life are unique and that there's no one “right” way to live.

    It's important to consider what will make you truly happy in the present and in the long term. If you're happy in your relationship with your boyfriend, then that's a good sign. It's also important to remember that being in a relationship doesn't mean you have to give up your freedom or ability to explore new experiences and opportunities.

    It's true that your boyfriend said that what is important is how you feel now and that if you're happy now, you will never regret it in the future. He is right and you should trust your own feelings.

    In addition, it's important to keep in mind that you don't know what the future holds, and trying to predict or plan for every eventuality can be overwhelming and unproductive. It's possible that the things you think will make you happy now may not be the same things that bring you happiness in the future. The key is to focus on living in the present and finding ways to enjoy and appreciate the moment.

    It's important to find balance and to be in touch with your own desires and needs. It's good to reflect on your past, present and future but overthinking can lead to unnecessary stress and unhappiness. Remember to enjoy the journey, and to appreciate the good things in your life now.

  5. This is the answer op.

    Gosh I'm so sorry. You deffo need to stay away from your dad. Purely so you can focus on yourself and your future. You got this.

  6. I have, I've known him for years, and I know he's the kind of person that would want to know if what he did, is doing, or will do would hurt the people he loves.

  7. Do yourself a favor and drop this toxic mess of ass clowns and enjoy the party and vacation without them. When you get back I would give him his ring back as you move as far away from these assholes as possible.

    Your future ex and his brother can live in their fantasy world where they’re normal and perfectly healthy except when the magic tumors and diseases attack “randomly” when ex is on a date.

    I would consider this a sign and a dodged bullet as you deserve so much better than this bullshit.

  8. Don’t confront him. Just leave. You don’t know if he can become violent. The age gap gives him power and he’s clearly a manipulator. Just block him.

  9. Yes i agree. It’s all around a bad idea. I’d be wary of a “childlike” 37 year old woman with an 18 year old kid hitting on a 23 year old coworker

  10. I left out so much because this story is so long. So she was messaging him the first two weeks when we got here. I was like wtf I just uprooted my life to be here with you and you’re doing this. Then she told me that she didn’t love me anymore and told me to pack my shit and leave. I told her no and she stayed at her sisters for three days. By that time I built ik the courage to leave and was about to leave that day but she said she wanted to talk. When we did I was just telling her how I was done and she said “shut up” and hugged me. She said she was sorry about everything and wanted me to stay. I said I would only if she promised not to talk to him ever again. And she did for a month and a couple of days.

  11. I mean, its simple. Her reasons are irrelevant. If you want sex and she doesnt, the only two options are to break up or suck it up and live a sexless life. Its up to you if you are ok with the second options.

  12. The myth about alcoholism is that alcoholics present only one way: the daily drinker who’s never really sober.

    Your bf presents as another kind of alcoholic. Once he really starts, he just can’t stop. He drinks excessively whenever he goes out. He loses all control. Blacks out. Vomits. Drives drunk. He risk’s everything for alcohol.

    Whether or not you have empathy is irrelevant. He needs to recognize that his drinking is a problem. A real problem that needs to be addressed.

  13. Just curious, what do you get for trolling on Reddit? Like more upvote karma or just fun reactions from people? I’m guess the latter but genuinely would like to know

  14. You should not have snooped. We all vent to our friends. He deserves to have that privacy to speak freely with his best friend.

  15. Info: what kind of forum is he posting in where all the things you described are allowed and appropriate? Do you need to visit it? It kinda seems like you could just stop looking at the things he posts live.

  16. This is literally the Steamed Hams Simpsons scenario come to life. If nothing else OP, watch that scene and get a good chuckle out of it

  17. The way your husband is reacting is how my brother reacted at the passing of my mum 5yrs ago..it took almost 2 yrs..his partner was patient yes but was also like you..struggling bc of his outbursts..she had lost her mum the year before mine passed too.

    It's a tough battle..when I lost my mum I lost my queen my world..she was my everything..but you see if I had the opportunity to be sad like your husband I would but I also have a father who has Parkinson's so I had no to time to properly grieve and mourn..I'm now suffering from severe anxiety & clinical depression.

    You have your limits OP and props to you 40 days sober..you deserve a cheer and a call out..that's gotta be tough and even more so with what's happening with your husband and yet still staying strong..Well done ?✊???

    If you can hold out a little more he will come out of this funk..have his siblings if any to help..best friend etc to talk to..sometimes even as a partner it's just easier to talk to someone else.. If you can't hold out anymore that's also not your fault and you do what you can to keep your sane and sober.

    Whatever your decision..I'll be supporting ya from down under ?

  18. You already know it’s going to cause problems, so I would wait and see if the time comes that you are getting serious.

  19. So here's an important question: what kind of assets does he have? Does he already own a home in his name? Does he own a business? Because a business, if he is an owner or a major investor in one, is in fact a thing that it is very smart to protect with a prenup. If nothing else, it spares you from being stuck having to share a business with someone that you may one day decide you don't want to be married to anymore.

    It really just depends on what he's trying to protect. If there are legitimate things, if you both have incredibly disparate assets, then it's actually smart. But if the main difference between the two of you financially is that he makes more than you, then I will agree that it's a bit of a dick move. If he wants to marry you, then he wants to blend your households. His income will be your income. If he's already going into a marriage thinking about how to protect his income from you, or from future alimony payments to you, that's kind of gross. But if he is protecting a business, or a family home, or a family vacation home, or anything like that, then it's something worth considering

    I used to think like you did, until I realized more about how the world of real estate and LLC's work. Spouses are often assumed co-owners, unless otherwise stated. That can make a divorce, which already risks being so messy, even messier.

  20. Thank you for this.

    Many a times, I wanted to be a totally AH when I met someone new. Thankfully I did not. After many failed dates, I managed to meet my wife. Its not perfect, however we do our best to make it work on both our ends. We will celebrate 4 years of marriage this year.

  21. Yeah, maybe he can also sign over nine months of his life to her and take on all of the risk and life-altering physical changes and medical bills!

  22. You could read up on grey rock method and see if that resonates. Basically don't let yourself be triggered into conflict and be so boring that they seek attention from other sources.

    She is not in any way shape or form on your team now so don't let her have any personal info. And her actions henceforth doesn't really concern you. Make sure to lean into friends and family. Get some exercise. Keep being the best parent you could ever be. Try therapy if you struggle with this situation, it can be very helpful.

  23. Or going back to that place tbh. It shouldn’t be normal to be concerned you might get shot if someone you’re with acts out

  24. ((HUGS)) I hope you are resting and healing!!

    You don't need his fake caring.

    Please leave on read for a few days and then block him!!

  25. Well, you've tried to communicate your issues and together tried to find the solution. I don't know if it's just the way you write, but it seems like you're the one doing all the effort here, while she is content to let things stay the way they are until “they become a problem again.”

    That tells me they aren't willing to work on themselves to solve this issue, or it's just not important enough for them. And you just know the resentment will start to build, no matter how much you don't want it to. Sexual frustration has this way of poisoning your other thoughts, especially when your partner seemingly isn't receptive to any kind of change to make things better between you two.

    Come on, man. You know what you need to do. Can you see yourself living this way, frustrated, for the next 10/20/30/40 years? It's perfectly acceptable to split over sexual incompatibility, especially after you've exhausted other options.

  26. Agreed- it’s too easy of a situation to put out tens of thousands in renovations and not get your name of the deed.

    Also- he’s even saying “I’ll put your name on the deed if you pay for renovations” but also saying “if I die our kids will inherit the house”

    ….. so what does putting her name on the deed even mean to him? It sounds like he doesn’t plan on actually adding her name to the deed.

  27. I broke up with my HS boyfriend before we graduated. We spent 4 years not in contact with each other. I was super devastated.

    But we reconnected and now have been dating for 2 years!

    You can live without him and you should grow as people. And if it doesn't work out, it might work out again in the future. Please don't throw away your academic accomplishments.

  28. If you need the space (which it sounds like you do), then ignore her violation of the agreement and stick to the no contact rule on your end. Your friend is probably correct about the her reasoning.

  29. You can’t get more “tight knit” than your partner. The phrasing of that implies she places greater importance on her friends than you.

  30. I have, looking back it was a mistake but I was honest about it, told her, and did it with only good in mind. Plus anyone who saw me saw that I was only on there to make fun of people I know.

  31. He makes his own choices. And you can make yours.

    If you don't like how he treats you or the time he spends with with. Tell him. If he doesn't want to fix that issue. You don't have to stay with him.

  32. The short answer is yes, you're “being too possessive”. This person is fine as she is, she's happy in her relationship and it's not her fault that you tried to blur all the lines and mess up her life. This is a strictly *you* problem. So if you can't back off and stick to the “rules” of platonic friendship you should probably retreat from this live friend group.

  33. That's kind of a big leap? Why the rush to skip over a committed, intentional relationship and go straight to a legally binding one?!

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