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Of course not at 20, I would like to date for a couple of years but I know that's what I ultimately want is marriage.
This an emotional affair. Nothing physical though it could turn physical. Basically it is an affair where affection and intimacy are shared outside the relationship. From the surface, they are just friends, but when you dig deeper, the only part of an affair they aren’t doing is having sex.
Is this the tip of the iceberg and theres more to this story or did she dump you just because you had a bad day? If she did, then you don't want her back anyway.
You need to accept that this isn’t the partner for you. Counseling isn’t going to help someone that doesn’t want help or doesn’t think they are doing anything wrong. If you keep pursuing to hold on to this relationship, you are asking for a lifetime of hell in a short period of time. Let this man go and move on with your life.
I AGREE. he says there are red flag about me.
Indeed feels like he's actually stringing her along…
Maybe she's the placeholder until he finds someone else that he'll consider worthy. Maybe he's focusing on his career and likes to have his space for that. Maybe he's very independent and likes to compartmentalise his life more than the average person. Maybe she's the long-time mistress and she doesn't know.
One thing is sure, it's very unconventional to be dating someone for so long and not wanting more of a relationship.
I take a while to make plans ?
It takes me a while to know what days I'm free because I have to move things around to fit people in. And I usually don't know what I want to do, I just like to eat lol.
Soooo it would not be a problem for me, BUT if you don't like it, you don't have to accept it. I have categories for people in my life: sometimes, always, never. This week long planning may put them in the sometimes category, maybe even the never but its your choice. You decide the qualifications.
He needs therapy. And you need out.
Make a calculation of your own: cost of furniture + flight ticket + all expense for the first month + your lost income from moving and career setback. And yes, all the furniture cost is on him because you needed that because of his move. Then say that after deducting the amount he wants you to pay you are expecting payment by the end of the week.
Is that petty? Yes. Should a marriage work like that? No. But he made it that way. You don’t have to actually go through with it but make him understand. Hopefully he’ll retract his statement. This is just under hypothesis that he is a bit dumb; if is is financially abusive he will double down. If he retracts his demand, you can also drip yours but have a discussion about finances like who pays how much and make sure you both still have a safety cushion for yourselves.
On a side note, I’m from Western Europe and if my husband said that after I sacrificed a lot to move for his dream job I would demand back payment and use this money to leave him. His demands a ridiculous, he should be incredibly grateful that you moved for his career.
I talked about it at the beginning of our relationship and he said he would make an effort if it meant that much to me, he posted an IG story once or twice, and shared some of the ones I posted of him, but never a post on his feed. When I talked about it again he said “he knew he said he was going to try but he is just not that into it and preferred not to”. The other times I brought it up he wasn't as calmed as the first ones, he said he felt as if all the good in our relationship wasn't good enough because he didn't showed me off on his feed, which to him was a bit shallow, so I dropped it, but it made me feel insecure to find out he used to do it with his ex.
I don't think you did anything wrong. Either something else is bothering your boyfriend or he's a psychopath int he making. Maybe he only felt slighted because your dad was there. I don't know. It's weird. Obviously, a conversation is in order.
How the Fuck am I supposed to face these people again?
You don't have to. Drop your disrespectful BF and you'll never have to see them again. They're a-holes.
I think the top comment really hit it on the head. You need to do some self introspection on why you’re fostering this work relationship and especially out of work. Is it because it’s new and exciting, and the attraction is there or are you being genuine in looking for a friend. If there’s attraction you definitely need to take a step back and figure out where it’s coming from. A good step is also being open to your s/o about this new friend and friendship. Do you have any friends outside of work? I personally don’t make friends with coworkers, but it’s a valid way to find friends when you’re an adult and have trouble socializing with others but you need to remember that you do work together and depending on what happens it can affect your work environment.
Uh, just throw it in the toilet and flush? He’ll never know lol.
Dude no one goes into marriage thinking about divorce but you aren't happy. You aren't are u?
And what is the point of being married sleeping with other people?
You might aswell find a woman that wants to build a family and life with you and only you!!!
You are still young. Please think about what's best for you.
If your wife were to get pregnant what are yall gonna do?
Tell your child that you have mom, dad and daddy's gf?
Come on now. This isn't normal or healthy.
It will not get better!!
Ever? Y’all are 24. If she did it a lot I could see the concern but a single incident doesn’t exactly seem like a big deal. And why would she sleep on the floor if the bed was big enough? To suffer performatively to demonstrate her glowing fidelity, which it doesn’t sound like was even in question? In fact, you specify that it is not, and that you guys have a set policy about cheating and you seem to believe she’s on board with it. You said you trust her not to cheat, and “I fully believe she has no intention of doing anything with him.”
She obviously thought it was enough of a non-issue she didn’t expect you to be bothered at all. That turned out not to be the case, and of course you’re just as entitled to your feelings as she is. But if it were me and I had a sane level-headed bf who suddenly went off like this I’d be pretty concerned.
You can also call CPS as well as the police, OP. CPS will make sure that parents don’t rug sweep all of this.