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  1. excuse me? a bit shocking lol. i appreciate your corcern but i am not the one asking for advice, so please keep the opinions that no one asked for you yourself. i love my boyfriend dearly and i’m not leaving him purely because of sex. if that’s a dealbreaker for you, that’s okay. but it’s not for me. after 2 years together, don’t think i’m going to break up with a man i love just to have a bit more frequent sex.

  2. And youre okay with dealing with this? For the long haul? If it's happening often then this is how she is.

    Nobody deserves this.

  3. Run! Run long, run naked, run far, they key word here is to RUN! away from here.

    You don't need her in your life, this girl will bring you nothing but drama and heartache. You can Fund a more chill girl that's a better fit for you.

  4. no but he was physically affectionate on his own accord all day and he's kissed me in front of his family before so I was a bit confused

  5. What’s the problem here? You were broken up. His sex life when he wasn’t with you is none of your business. It’s no different than the women he was with before you ever met him to begin with. He kept it from you to avoid hurting your feelings. He claimed not to be attracted to blondes probably because he detects some insecurity in you and doesn’t want to exacerbate that by talking to you about the other women he finds attractive.

  6. Do absolutely nothing but block that hoe. And in the future you ought to think very naked before dating single moms. This kind of manipulation is unfortunately very common.

  7. I ain't no scientist or nothin', but I've heard of quantum entanglement before. It's pretty wild that some people think that love can cause that kind of thing. But I gotta say, it sounds like you're feelin' some real strong emotions with this guy. And that's great, it's what makes us human and all.

    I'm not sure about the whole mirror thing you're talkin' about, but it sounds like you guys have a real strong connection. And that's a good thing, you know? But if it's making you feel afraid or anything, then you gotta talk to him about it. Communication is key in any relationship, and you gotta be able to express how you're feelin'.

    But at the end of the day, it's your relationship and you gotta do what feels right for you. If you're feelin' it, then roll with it. And if it starts to get too intense or anything, don't be afraid to take a step back and reevaluate things. But don't be too naked on yourself either, these feelings are normal and you're just tryna figure things out. Just keep being you, and everything will work out.

  8. No…. Relationships actually DONT need complete and total honesty. Prime example: someone asks if they look fat in their jeans, of course you dont say yes. In this instance, OP happened upon her partner’s personal and private thoughts. It’s invasive to admit she read it, and I’d feel violated and unsafe if I knew my partner read something like that. You can address the contents of what was in the paper without addressing you read the paper.

  9. I dated some who was bipolar. She ended up wanting to “find herself” and date other people when she would stop taking her meds while she was manic. Told myself I would never date another bipolar person again and I wouldn’t recommend it to anyone. Its only a matter of time until they go off their meds and do some crazy shit.

  10. Oh there is no reprieve unfortunately. Many estranged parents never pay shit. The only way to get it is if they get a government payment that could be garnished or if they want to buy a home or get a line of credit for something. A lot of times parents who refuse to pay are losers who won’t ever find themselves in a situation where they are forced to pay arrears.

    I raised a family member who’s dad was over 20k in arrears, they never saw shit. My kids dad is in significant arrears, there isn’t shit you can do. It sucks, but that’s the harsh reality. This is sadly common for single moms.

  11. This is why you don’t get married at 18 years old. She is refusing to respect your privacy and is emotionally blackmailing you. Is it really worth all this?

  12. Hi there OP, your husband acted in an awful manner and I'm probably going to get downvoted and shit on for saying this but here goes…

    First of all, I don't feel sad for what you're doing for him. His actions are poorly thought but are you sure you want to divorce him? 7 years of relationship gone because of him panicking at this time.

    I'm pretty sure you must have given some thought but just wanted to let you know to consider this angle as well. No one is saying it but I don't understand how people have these perfect relationships.

    I get that your husband acted like an asshole and again, I won't be shy to call this move divorce-worthy but just make sure you know what you are doing.

    I'm not even from USA, so I don't know how things really work there but I just wanted to share this chain of thought in case no one put it this way.

    I hope you lead a happy life and your husband realizes and makes ammendment even if you guys end up being separated. Have a wonderful day ahead.

  13. I don’t know if I can. We’re taking some space but it’s really tough since I don’t know if I have all the answers. You think he likes her? He offered the smoke to a group but she’s the only one who took him up on the offer.

  14. This feels like a bit of an overreaction. If someone cuts you out of their life for seemingly no reason, it’s very normal to want to know why. No one is entitled to closure and not everyone gets it, but it’s very normal to want it. What if it’s a simple misunderstanding? Is it better for an easily resolved misunderstanding to just ruin a friendship forever and make work very uncomfortable or is it better to reach out and try and resolve things? It honestly depends and I don’t think we have enough information to assume OP has a savior complex or doesn’t respect this person.

    From everything OP has said, they aren’t pestering this woman. They’re asking for advice for how to proceed. I honestly think it’s good advice to tell them to leave her alone. That’s the same advice I would give them at this point. But they’re not being an asshole for asking the question. And anyway, they still have to work with this person and they could probably use advice on how to navigate that.

  15. This feels like a bit of an overreaction. If someone cuts you out of their life for seemingly no reason, it’s very normal to want to know why. No one is entitled to closure and not everyone gets it, but it’s very normal to want it. What if it’s a simple misunderstanding? Is it better for an easily resolved misunderstanding to just ruin a friendship forever and make work very uncomfortable or is it better to reach out and try and resolve things? It honestly depends and I don’t think we have enough information to assume OP has a savior complex or doesn’t respect this person.

    From everything OP has said, they aren’t pestering this woman. They’re asking for advice for how to proceed. I honestly think it’s good advice to tell them to leave her alone. That’s the same advice I would give them at this point. But they’re not being an asshole for asking the question. And anyway, they still have to work with this person and they could probably use advice on how to navigate that.

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