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Who cares? Sometimes it’s nice to just go home afterwards. Don’t be apologetic for asking for something you wanted to happen and then it happening. It’s your home, it’s your bed, it’s your plans tomorrow. If you wanted him to leave and he left then you accurately communicated what you wanted and he obliged, which is how all situations should play out. Everything else is your emotions getting in the way.
Thus had absolutely nothing to do with age gap. Stay on subject as this happens amongst all Age relationships.
What’s so funny?
If he coerced her like she said call the cops. Why did you tell her to go to her ex at all?
My best friend once struggled with making a decision between a girlfriend and someone who wanted to be. I verbally kicked his ass, but I didn't tell his then girlfriend. He made the right choice. No idea what I would have done if he made the wrong choice, she was my friend, but he was my best friend.
I think you know what you need to tell him, then. Best of luck and so many hugs, girl.
I would end it
The thing is I'm almost sure that feeling are mutual but I can't stop thinking they are not and it's hurting me. Anyway thanks for answering!
Talk about dodging a bullet. Also as many have said, doesn't seem like a trigger, or anxiety. That woman has issues she needs to deal with, yikes.
Girl what the hell
I don't know if anyone here has been chested on, and are responding from a place of empathy but.
Your mum should never make you choose between them. For any reason. He's your dad and he did a dick thing to her but that doesn't make him a bad father, and has nothing to do with your relationship with him.
Maybe it hurts your mum to see, and I get that, but it's not fair to get you to cut contact when he didn't hurt you.
She clearly doesn’t give a shit about the safety of y’all’s cat otherwise she’d stop doing it, the fact it keeps happening multiple times and you’ve asked her to stop multiple times and she keeps doing it. Think it’s time to give her an ultimatum either she stops or you end the relationship… she’s showing you who she is..
Thank you.
Solution: Wear actual loungewear around the house. Girlfriend needs to wear actual loungewear around the house. Daughter needs to wear actual loungewear around the house.
As a mother with teenage daughters, my BF walking around the house in his underwear would be a no go for me too. Put some clothes on. However, your GF needs to teach her daughter that she needs to wear more clothes too, because this is not appropriate of her either. FURTHERMORE, the mother needs to set the example for herself.
As it stands, you, the mother, and daughter, are ALL wrong. it’s not appropriate for you to walk around in your underwear around her daughter. It’s not appropriate for the daughter to walk around in her underwear around you. And it’s not appropriate that the mother would not first set this example for herself to her daughter. Oh, but you took it one step further and went and asked the daughter directly. Absolutely not. This should have been a discussion between you and your girlfriend, and your girlfriend needed to lay down the law to her daughter too.
The fact that you don’t care, and that it doesn’t make you uncomfortable that her daughter walks around the house in her underwear is alarming. You need to care about how this reflects on you. My boyfriend would (and has) expressed his discomfort before to me with something that my older daughter tried to wear around the house. I didn’t notice what she was wearing until he pointed it out, and it was inappropriate, so I asked her privately to change, or wear it in her room only. My daughter never even knew it was a discussion. My BF would also never dream of wearing his underwear around the house in front of my daughters. He wears basketball shorts and a tank top in the summer, and basketball shorts and a sweatshirt in the winter.
You are now cohabitating with a single mother and her opposite gendered child. Yes, this habit needs to change for everybody.
Deciding that someone is a POS because they don't willingly give something, is exactly what Entitlement is. (Especially since OP says she didn't even ask for it)
Thank you!
Would you feel uncomfortable if your gf's daughter started walking around in her underwear? Or a family friend when they visited?
I think it's common courtesy to wear more than just underwear if you on-line with other people that you're not romantically engaged with.
I think you are cool already! And hey, I turn 32 in about 10 days, none of that age crap ? You are still young, and have left of spark left. I think you can do whatever you want to do.
…and she can't call herself your girlfriend anymore – I hope…
Just because you have been each others emotional support all these years, doesn't mean that you should persist being in a relationship together. This kind of transgression is too great and is one too many in a line of self-indulgent behaviours that cater to his desires without considering you at all.
Go get yourself tested for STD's and start planning your exit plan.
You pass eachother like twice a day and don't talk. I don't think it can get very awkward.
This is the problem with the world, people not showing each other how they feel. How lucky is your dad your still hug and show affection.
Your bf and a few posters here are so constricted that their emotions will never be free. They have been corrupted to be suspect of any show of emotion.
Live! a long and happy not being afraid to show people you love them.
Exactly. You have no points.
Your inability to understand the reasons are purely yours.
Yall both need serious therapy and maybe even meds before trying to get into another relationship.
I'm low key in love with your husband right now.
Your husband and father will NEVER voluntarily be in the same room as each other and your relationship to your abusive parents is secondary to your relationship with your husband. Your spouse should come before your parents.
Do NOT go back to your home county under ANY circumstances, you'll be at risk of physical harm, emotional abuse and being kidnapped by your family because they don't see you as a person – they see you as a possession. They're angry that you no longer follow their religion and they think that warrants psychical abuse imagine what would happen if your husband wasn't there to stand up for you.
You have to actively accept people's choices now or they see you as an enemy. We have painted ourselves into this corner with the ridiculous amount of “acceptance” we demand.
Thrice I created a throw away to post here, asking for advice on situations very similar to this, once a year for three years I came here asking “what to do?” about situations that were very clearly unhealthy (like the time his therapist wrote a letter for him to give to me telling me to stop asking him to do the dishes…wasn't it enough that my husband paid 30% of the bills?). I was asking for advice, but I wasn't ready to hear it. I wasn't ready to follow through on a divorce, wasn't willing to admit it was as bad as it was. Looking back at those posts… I wish I had listened to reddit years earlier than I finally did.
Autism isn’t an excuse. You can still set boundaries and he can and should still respect them. Coming from someone on the spectrum:)
The two times in life when people are going to behave the most shitty you will ever see is a new birth or a death.
Yes it is possible to hear a situation of something such as the situation with your cousin, and then as someone close to you, she’s shocked to shit in her own way just because it’s a situation. Yes, it is possible to hear about a bad situation a friend is in and experience ptsd from it.
People are never taught how to deal with deaths or births, so occasionally, it’s the most shitty behavior you are ever going to see from them.
I received some advice at one point: don’t ever judge someone for how they handle death, because part of it is how you’re grieving and strong opinions of what you think people should do, while they are also thinking the same way about others. People process things differently, and if you act out to express judgement, you will always feel shitty about it. Let it go. While yes, I agree melatonin gummies because her dog died is a little dramatic, there’s always a few people who behave dramatic in any situation involving death (or birth). Totally sucks to be around. But it always goes wrong when you try to get on the person for their behavior. Every time.
ahahah thank you! i talked to one of my friends about it today as well and she told me to go for it as well. so i asked him to be mine in his birthday card ?
Ok….none of this is based on reality tbh. There’s no reason for you to worry
Do you ever enjoy your dads company or do you fear/dislike him deep down?