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  1. Honestly, you should take it as good riddance to bad rubbish.

    I know it's hot, especially right now, but do NOT accept him back when he inevitably comes around again, because he very likely will. This is probably a power play from him and if you let him come back into your life, things will only get worse. You don't want to be with someone controlling who plays games like this.

    ((hugs)) to you and good luck!

  2. Just because you're not chosen to be bridesmaid doesn't necessarily have any bearing on your friendship. Bridesmaids are chosen for a multitude of reasons – family, pressure, proximity etc. My oldest and dearest friend got married and I was not a bridesmaid. I travelled a little in my early 20s and during that time she lived with two sisters and they made a pact to be each other's bridesmaids. While I was arguably closer to her, she felt obligated to choose these girls.

    Personally I was fine with it, being a bridesmaid is usually a horrible job and then you're generally stuck at a table separate from others and unable to mingle. I have never enjoyed it, so would much rather be a guest (meanwhile another girl threw a tantrum for not being asked and literally berated my friend).

    Just be happy for your friends. It is likely the fact that you've moved away that they have now grown closer to others rather than anything sinister.

  3. Thats really toxic behaviour on both sides. You don't block your partner for 'space' to do things. You work through it together and respect each others boundaries

  4. His diabetes has nothing to do with you unless his blood sugar gets low and he passes out. Then he needs an ambulance. It doesn’t affect his sex life at all. A lot of men can’t have sex twice and need time to recover. If you like him and want to keep seeing him, educate yourself about diabetes and find out if he’s Type 1 or Type 2. But it’s not something he needs to disclose and it’s not why he couldn’t perform twice in one day.

  5. If you knew anything about diabetes you would know why I'm saying he should have told me. Do some research before replying.

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  7. I went through the same thought process as you with the title, the story, then the comments. “oh no, 23? okay 32 is better! oh shit never mind”

  8. You’re an extrovert. He’s an introvert. What makes you happy an energized does not do that for him, in face it’s the opposite. Stop trying to force what makes you happy into him, as it will result in the opposite for everyone.

  9. How… do you see this working out for you? This is like the guys pursuing a rap career into his 30s. There is no big break for him, only over indulgent parents who might go broke spending their retirement money on a kid they can't say No to.

    Singing lessons won't help him. What does a teacher get out of telling him he sucks? Definitely not more money.

    Wish Peter Pan luck and run before you spend the rest of your relationship financially supporting his deadend dream. He won't ever support you, he only thinks about what he wants with no connection to reality.

  10. Idk – I’ve always felt bad for kids who have to trek back and forth. Not yanking them out of their school, away from friends, etc seems pretty ideal to me. But idk how practical it is long term. Seems like it should be a temporary situation at best – maybe till the end of the school year or some other specific, practical time.

  11. Hahaha outback, that's funny. Careful, you are showing your ignorance of Australia there. And anyway location doesn't dictate education or in this case identifying a clueless narcissist.

    And please explain what is a 'USA' thing? Taking money from friends? Being a tight ass? Thinking that anyone will give a rat's ass about your life enough to actually read a self indulgent memoir? Please. Go do a tick tok or something.

  12. Of course you shouldn’t? Is this a joke? Why would you ever want to continue this relationship?

    No leave him. Go actually be happy.

  13. You betrayed her trust and you're worried about her brief infatuation for an internet stranger who was nice to her?

  14. At his job, he takes on tons of expenses (some of which could be paid by his employer), and I can’t get him to track mileage, save receipts, etc. so he ends up not getting reimbursed and racks up charges. Besides this, he’ll use cards that are only in my name to make a lot of these purchases and will always say something to the effect that he’ll pay me back when he gets his reimbursement check. This rarely happens

    It is not your job to “get him” to do the things he needs to do to get re-imbursed. If he doesn't get reimbursed that's a consequence HE needs to online with – not you. He needs to stop using the cards that are in your name only. Do not have your finances combined with his in any way if you can avoid it – he will drag you down with him.

    What makes it worse is that I make 120K/yr (USD) and he makes a little over half that (65K). I don’t want him to feel inadequate.

    If he feels “inadequate” because you make more money than he does then that's … fine? That is something he is allowed to feel, if it that important to him then perhaps he should learn to be more financially responsible and then he'd have more money.

    This past year he got sued for 8K from a bank for a credit card in his name that I didn’t know was behind until the court summons ended up in the mailbox.

    And now he's hiding credit cards from you? (Guaranteed there is at least one more you don't know about.)

    I STRONGLY advise you: do not have your finances combined with his in any way if you can avoid it – he will drag you down with him.

  15. He moved in because she said she would agree to the no dogs in the bed rule. Now that she has to online with that decision, she wants no part of it… can you see how that is manipulative?

    Was her goal to slowly get him used to the dogs in the room or was she hoping he would drop it entirely? Either way, that's dishonest. She could have avoided this whole thing by being upfront with the guy. Questions around long term compatibility are playing out for them in real time… would you want to live with someone that only agrees to do something in the moment, but then turns around and flips the script?

    It's like going into renting and only expecting to pay 50% of the rent, but after a week or so, your partner is like…” this isn't working out for me, you have to pay 90% now, because I feel like it. I'll sleep better and be less grumpy”.

  16. I think the both of you could do with some marriage counseling. This is a huge red flag and you both need to jump on this.

  17. You did nothing wrong dude.

    The way I read it (from a women’s perspective), you were succinct, and to the point.

    You left no question as to what would be acceptable and tolerated, and you drew out your boundaries perfectly clear.

    I disagree with the bride it was rude, she doesn’t understand the difference between being rude versus direct and diplomatic.

    I find a lot of people get confused with rudeness and being direct. Sometimes, depending on the context of how direct a person is they can definitely be rude in the process.

    I believe you approached this in a very diplomatic manner. You told him due to past behaviours and conduct you are aware of and don’t want to bring up, you have boundaries you’re establishing. Because of his lack of respect for observing social behaviours, you made it very clear that an invalid could comprehend you do not wish him to pretend you’re old fast friends, and to leave you and your partner alone at the event.

    You even went so far as to say you wish he’s doing great in life, which is the least he deserves.

    Bob is being a little bitch. I think this wedding will be awesome, especially without a douche canoe to spoil the occasion for others.

    You handled it privately as well so as not to burden the bride and groom to mediate a conflict that’s not their business or problem to get involved in.

    Bob is 1000% a little bitch.

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