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Your trans friend is very passionate about politics right now because the politicians you agree with are, in fact, trying to remove the rights of transgendered people. Google up a list of anti-trans bills and actions in various states to see for yourself.
The fact that politicians are doing this is putting trans people in a negative spotlight … and that puts them at more risk of violence. This is not dissimilar to when we had a certain President speaking badly about China…and there was an uptick in violence against Asian people. Their rhetoric literally harms people.
So…do,you bring up how upset you are? In front of a group of people….one of whom is deeply impacted? I honestly don’t see how it could go well.
You could propose to the group that politics are left out of things. But that’s you speaking from a place of Privilege. You don’t need to educate people like your trans friend does. You don’t need to fight for the right to marry your person, dress how you like, change your body.
Bleh.
Be a good friend. Become Democrat.
Guess youre hosed if she doesn't look romantically at you. Anyways, how's the X been doing, romance-wise?
You're right, I think I'll try to talk to him but if nothing changes I might break things off with him
Good luck in life man.
I took her to a concert of her favorite band, we did cool and fun things together, I always tried to keep it interesting and exciting.
That doesn't sound like a lot for 8 years.
In any case, she seems to have moved on for whatever reason. I suggest you go ahead and start your own grieving process, cause there is no way back here.
Clean your glasses buddy, your blind and they're careless.
You just have very different expectations from him than he has from you. This was casual sex for him, and there’s nothing wrong with that. You wanted more than that, but he’s clearly not interested in you romantically, and possibly not even as a friend. He clearly wanted you to leave because sex was over—which should have been clear to you, tbh—but didn’t want to have to actually ASK you to leave, until it finally became obvious you weren’t going to leave otherwise. I feel bad for you that this relationship didn’t turn into what you wanted it to be, but the two of you are simply incompatible. Good luck to you.
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You definitely should. These diseases come in groups. She may have been a completely innocent party with her ex. But she should have told you the truth.
You need to get fully tested for all STDs. All of them and you should abstain from sex for three months to 6 months until you are fully tested and tested negative.
This is serious. You could potentially expose someone else if you leave now and jump into bed with another woman
Are you wrong? No. There are adult and childish ways to break up but at the end of the day they are a breakup. I cannot speak on you as a person but I’ve always thought I’ve been handled shitty through breakups and have handled other people (in their POV and with a lot of afterthought I agree) even worse.
What I can say is, if someone jokes, suggests, follows through, or just even talks in a round about way about breaking up: break up with them. I’ve been in a few situations where my ex has joked about this and it’s ended in me ugly crying to my friends about a guy not worth the tears. The very last ex I had (broke up in early May) suggested we break up in an ultimatum type way. I said it was over and this was not even a month after his father passed away. If you ask him he would have loved for us to meet in person and have a huge dialogue but I didn’t have emotional currency for it. No one owes you the dialogue you might want or the breakup you think you deserve. Only one person is pretty prepared for a breakup and that’s the person initiating it.
I’m sorry it wasn’t a respectful breakup. These days things get easier to “end” over digital communications. I know it’s hot to not be sad or angry but I’ve been ghosted AND broken up/blocked over text. I was angry I didn’t get closure but I had to teach myself that I likely wouldn’t have been satisfied by the situation even if there was.
Nothing wrong with having a script OP! My partner is the same way. He'll write a letter and read it out to make sure all the points come across. I don't care as long as we are talking and productive.
So I reckon, write a letter regarding the problem, why it is a problem, how it makes you feel, whether it is a long term deal breaker and then some suggestions on how you would resolve it or what compromise you might be happy to come to. Then read it out to him and discuss each point with the view that you need to resolve and do something about the problems.
Do you need a chore wheel? Do you need to have set gaming hours?
Maybe he's got some ideas?
Best of luck OP, there's not really any super wrong way to communicate as long as you are able to be respectful and get your actual points across.
Well congrats on the upcoming breakup. Sorry man.
Kiddo is in daycare 2 days a week because I couldn’t handle it by myself.
He does stuff here and there but I’d say 90% falls on me and what he does do isn’t reliable day to day. Just whenever he feels like it.
His reasoning is he wants to work as much as he can now so he can be around later. I don’t know when “later” is or why it somehow matters more than now. We argue circles around this.
It just sucks for my kid :/
But what I did was really wrong. I shouldn't be complimenting another guy. He's right to be upset at me.
Could you explain how he's exhibiting unhealthy behaviour?
Apparently he cheated on his ex-wife and she kept it quiet for the sake of their child so now he feels like he owes her
No. 22 year olds are essentially children compared to someone your age, and I’m speaking as a 27 year old. Why not date someone in your peer group? You’re 10 years her senior, don’t actually know her, and are getting invested in someone who has a history of sex abuse which has led her to develop a low libido.
You don't know if she abandoned her morals, just that she hurt your feelings with her actions.
It sounds like she left the door open for you for a long time instead of outright telling you she wasn't interested (her saying she didn't want the gifts etc was a hint to that).
You are better off just ending the friendship. She is not going to love you the way you want her to, and she clearly doesn't have the courage to tell you outright. So unless you actually want to be platonic friends, this relationship is over.
No, because anyway I phrase it I sound insecure.
But, that’s the impression you got from him?
I agree with your bf actually.
Yup. I'm nearly twice my ex's size.
She had me cowering behind doors while she got power tools to try and break them down. A dozen or more full strength kicks to my back while I lay in bed….
Shit is scary and my life and emotional health got so much better the minute I left her
He is….37? Wow
It means he’s not the guy for you. You just listed problems about his real interest in you. You know it’s not there. There is nothing to fix.
You started from causal instead of someone looking for serious commitment. You got the result.
Let him go and time to change your dating strategy.
Aside from the lawyer on the legal end I would look into a family therapist. Have a solo session or two to discuss the ways to talk to the kids and to get feedback from them. Possibly have the convo in a session with the therapist there. Basically I don’t think you should hid this from the kids and if they want to meet their bio father you should facilitate that BUT it should be on your terms.
My thoughts on terms to be tweaked by your lawyer or therapist: He needs to initiate and see through the process to legally establish paternity. You won’t fight it, but the only thing you’ll do is respond to what the court wants you to do. In that process he needs to set up his child support as well as catching up on back child support that should be owed. Depending on if you think he’ll be flakey set up a schedule where he has to consistently stick with say calling you (just need him to call on time (a quick thanks for calling on time bye) to prove himself before bringing in the kids. Unless the kids have preferences I’d start contact with emails, setting up a specific address just for that and so you can monitor. Then phone/video calls from there to eventually him coming to visit them. In other words go slow, have him prove himself, and while you may have to slow down the kids pace don’t go faster than they want. If kid doesn’t want to video chat – sorry try again next time. The email address would also be good for giving to any of his family members that want contact. It allows you to monitor it and allows the kids to choose when they deal with it vs it just popping up in their regular email (assuming kids these days use email for it to pop up in lol)
If OP is good with current circumstances, do nothing (probably not great long term). If OP wants to keep relationship with fiancé, HRT could help. If OP does not want fiancé, then leave. Seems straightforward ( perhaps painful) to me. OP’s behaviour changed due to physical changes, it’s her decision if she want to change herself .
Yeah uh, if there's a possibility of a child being part of your lives together, you mention it at the beginning of the relationship. Whether it's out or still cooking. I feel like you should RUN in the other direction.
Thats what i was thinking as well, and that would make things wayyy easier for her.
Why do you put up with this? It's a toddler level behaviour. She is being selfish and unreasonable, expecting you to baby her because she caught a cold, like the world should revolve around her.
Closed mouths don't get fed. Just say “hey those loans got forgiven so can you transfer the amounts to me as they come?”
On another note, how sustainable do you think it is to have a child and barely work part time with separate finances and afraid to talk about money?
You don't owe anyone an explanetion about your boundaries, nor reason to break up. But if this helps you, after some ignored confrontation, I would have broken up too.