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I know you're getting a ton of advice already, but i just want to say your body is still changing at 18. While our bodies continue to change throughout our lives, as women it's common for our overall “shape” to change a lot between ages 16 and 25. You really shouldn't do anything dramatic to your body so young since you don't know exactly how it will end up naturally. I also think there's a lot you can do at the gym and with a high protein diet if you're truly desperate for a bigger butt. I know you've said it will take a lot of work, but it's seriously a better use of your time, energy and money than a risky surgery. Building muscle will look more natural, add to your health and probably be good for mental health too.
All that said, the best thing you can do for yourself is therapy. Body image issues are really difficult to overcome because there's always going to be one thing you want to change. You'll always think “I'd be happy if only i could change this one thing about me.” Even if you bought a perfect butt with surgery and everything went exactly as planned, i guarantee without putting in the work on your mental health, there's going to be another “problem” with your body you'll think you need to “fix” before you can truly be happy.
Every body is somebody's type, believe the people who are telling you that. Your boyfriend sounds mean and you deserve to be with someone who treats you well and makes you feel good.
If she was chasing you, she would be calling and texting and asking for your relationship to resume. She’s not doing that.
Yeeeeahh… OP, she stole from you, period. For me, at least, that would be the end of the relationship. There is no reasonable explanation for stealing from me to the tune of hundreds of dollars.
On the surface, yes, you were wrong to lie. But let's dig deeper.
Why are you afraid to discuss your emotions honestly with your partner? Does he have a habit of picking fights to invalidate your feelings?
And why is it okay for him to do something when he gets mad at you for doing the same thing?
To be fair I can be really sensitive so some when he says something to me I take it hard or personally.
It's okay to take things personally when they're personal. It's okay to be sensitive and aware of your own feelings and needs. When people tell you you're “too sensitive” it's usually because they don't want to face the consequences of treating you poorly.