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  1. Sorry…but pump the breaks she has HIV?! And you got it from her?! Please tell me you used every form of protection, and she informed you ahead of time?

  2. “My roommates who I’ve been paying bill for has quit her job and demands previous economic arragements to remain on a permanent basis. Reddit, what do?”

  3. I’m trying not to let her get to me.

    Then don't let it get to you.

    While you don't have to follow some rule that SIL made up about 2 months, it doesn't really hurt to not do that. And believe me, 2 months is not a long time compared to some families that have a rule about 6 months or even 12 months.

  4. He cheated, clearly didn't use protection. On top of lying and cheating and destroying your trust, he's exposed you to std's, some of which can be lifelong.

    I would absolutely file for divorce and get a man you can trust. I spent too long in my relationship/marriage (16 years) because I didn't wanna give it up after so long.

    I cannot tell you how much I wish I would've left him in my early 20's and lived the life I should've been living the whole time. I waited til 33. Don't be like me.

  5. If your GF said ever she wishes you were dead, because you wanted to talk with her while on vacation I’m not sure how you come back from that to I love you. Sounds like a toxic relationship at best, or truthfully a dead relationship right now. If it’s serious yall can try couples therapy. She needs to learn why those words are harmful and never get said again, and you need to learn some trust and to stop being so high maintenance and needy. You both have work to do, but couples counseling is the only path I see to this relationship having potential. Good luck!

  6. If you want your family and friends to hate your partner, absolutely vent to them about everything.

    Now, you can get advice from people outside the relationship (there are some subjects that should only be discussed with your partner; that’s a different topic, though) but you should always try to do so in an objective way.

    If you DO have someone that you vent to about your partner, make sure you’re informing them equally of the good things your partner does or what you love about them.

    In general, it’s best to keep as much of your relationship between you and your partner. Outside of that, if you do talk to someone else, it should be someone who can stay objective and is unbiased to your relationship.

  7. Well… I was in a very similar situation about a year ago. Long story short, met a guy on Tinder, we dated, travelled together, talked about moving in together, I met his brother etc. And then all of a sudden he told me he's going to Greece with his friend. His best friend. A girl I've never met. I was absolutely taken aback. He left to Greece the next day and was pretty unresponsive for the whole trip. When he came back he told me he doesn't want to be with me anymore. No other explanation. I did some digging and pressuring people for answers and found out his “best friend” is his fiancee. I contacted her on social media, basically explaining that I've been dating her fiance for the past 6 months. Her reply was:”He told me all about you! You're just a little jealous bitch who wants to break us up! Stop bothering him! Leave him alone! He told me you are a f*cking stalker! If you don't stop we'll call the police!” I was FLOORED. I was about to send her our pictures that we took together but she blocked me everywhere.

    So I'd suggest you tell the wife but…… be ready that he has maybe already set up the story.

  8. Shitty behavior was a result of his sickness. That’s a bullshit excuse.

    I guarantee if you ask people who have a spouse with cancer, they deal with a lot of shitty behavior as the result of rage, feelings of losing control, insecurity, etc. if they were to leave their partner for that, those understandable behaviors as the result of a life threatening illness, I would call them shitty too.

  9. Do not send the message , by sending him a message you’ll give me kind of a value … just block him that’s it .

  10. Say it like this….

    “I need to start paying you once the baby is born, and of course I want to help you through the pregnancy. Since we aren’t married, there’s a lot of legal stuff to nail down.

    I’ve found three good mediators who can help us with the details. Could you pick the one you like best, or let me know if you have one in mind? I’ll make the first appointment for a couple weeks from now. It will give us some time to think about exactly how we want this to work.”

    Please not liberal use of the words WE and US. Don’t make it adversarial and don’t say NO to anything yet. Just say, huh, let’s go to the mediator and figure out how much money you are going to get.

    Even a terminally exhausted person would prioritize that meeting. You arrive with your plan and hand it over to the mediator. I’m assuming a DNA test is #1 on that list?

    Obviously, you also get a lawyer before any agreement is signed. But get into mediation ASAP before it gets nasty.

    Whether or not you officially “break up”, do NOT move in together! Not even “for the baby”. You don’t even like her, a baby isn’t going to fix that.

  11. Well I’m sorry to hear that. Now it’s just time to move on. Lying to one’s partner about their sexual history is a very big red flag. Lying in general is usually unacceptable. Part ways, take time to heal, and keep living your life. There’s not much else to be done about the situation.

  12. Then yea, on top of the physical demand of caring for someone, she's probably got a lot of emotional stuff going on as well. It totally makes sense that she wouldn't have much mental energy left over for texting. That said, it may be like this for a while depending on how much time their loved one has left, and then there's the aftermath: funeral, grief period, etc. For a relationship this new, you may decide you can't wait that long or won't be able to provide the kind of support that she needs, and if you decide you need to move on then that's okay too.

  13. My daughter laughs at that scene. She is a stroke victim so not sure if she doesn't process emotions well or I am done for.

  14. Sami doesn't intend to stay with Tom permanently – she really does want to leave the marriage but just doesn't feel right about leaving him with no home and no insurance/healthcare before he is well enough to take care of himself, especially as Tom doesn't have any family who can help him. She was willing to give him a chance to change after his accident – hoping this would be a life-changing occurrence that would allow him to get his values and priorities straight – but she she found out he was still cheating live! that was definitely it for her in terms of her emotional engagement in the marriage.

    Sami is really a wonderful friend and has been for the 10+ years I have known her. She isn't a drain on me despite her struggles.

  15. But the thing is that by you hoping there’s more, that’s not just being friends… your friendship has a string attached that’s actually a rip cord to turn into a relationship.

    It’s impossible to have an actual friendship when you have this element involved.

    She’s doing what you should be doing. The advice if you reversed situations would be this “Do some self inventory and see if you can even actually be friends—and then if you can, tell her you want to respect her needs but you need a little space to let your feelings untangle so you can get back to being friends without it being loaded emotionally”

    She has said no and you need to respect that. You need to leave her be and move forward. It may feel unfair and some times that’s how it shakes out. But it would be way more unfair for you to disregard her boundaries because of your wants

  16. 1) Locksmith.

    2) Make your boss aware that you've broken up with someone and he might come by, and that he should be barred entry, trespassed, and under no circumstances should any of your coworkers give out any information about your work schedule, whether or not you are there, or anything else.

    3) tell your 3 gossipiest girl/gay friends the whole truth, show them the evidence, let them take it from there.

    4) if he shows up at your house or work and doesn't leave, call the police. If he scares you, immediately (even if it's the middle of the night) go to the courthouse and file for an order of protection (restraining order).

  17. You’re both in danger. This behavior is unhinged. Breaking into her home?

    There’s a screw that’s gone missing and he’s moved from infatuation to abusive, lying stalker.

    Get a PI to help gather evidence quickly or contact some abuse hotlines for advice etc. because it’s just not safe for you or Ava.

  18. This reminds me of when woman don’t wana give head to men for not liking it or some deeper traumatic issue. Honestly if he straight up told you he ain’t into it like you want or fantasy about then sorry to break it to you but he won’t change. I mean you can try talking to him but In the end if y’all ain’t compatible sex wise it won’t happen. I can’t speak for women but I had an ex friend who confessed to me that his baby mama don’t give him head at all and I was in total shock because I wouldn’t be with someone who doesn’t enjoy it I would look for it somewhere else tbh obviously single.

  19. Bruh just drop that dead weight bipolar ex gf out of this relationship and find yourself someone that is satisfied with you and doesn't look for dicks elsewhere.

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