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I get that he set this as a boundary but for him to set it as one to me means he is super insecure… you can’t hug people, it’s not like you were doing anything else… sounds to me like he wanted out and this was his excuse to break up with you. You dodged a bullet here OP.
Maybe she’s experimenting with a new style while with her friends to see if she likes it before trying it when she’s with you.
And the hand shaking? Maybe she doesn’t like hugging boys she’s not dating but it’s fine with her girlfriends.
I don't what job Brad has. My mom on the other hand has been saving up money ever since my father passed. I remember telling if me if I got good grade she'll take out a loan for me to pay for my school and pay it back herself.
CONGRATS ON YOUR SOBRIETY! Proud of you!
You can’t change people, they have to want to change themselves. You’re just going to stress yourself out and get in fights all the time. Which is an awful way to online. I get why you’re upset, because you would like some actual quality time with him where he is present in the moment.
Just break up with him. You guys aren’t compatible. If he wants to play video games all day long, he can be single or find someone that also likes to game all day (and there are women who also play video games for that long).
It’s not about what you think is healthy or right. He doesn’t want to play less, so stop wasting your time and energy.
I agree with this but i also want to point out (for the outliers) that BMI is a generalized metric and is often unhealthy when applied to individuals because there will always be outliers.
The best metric is how you feel in your body. ?
Not a professional but this is weaponized anxiety at best and blatant lying at worst.
You made a good call. Don’t go back
You should run away, and quickly. This is highly abnormal.
Let her know what she is doing is an ethics violation, and if she doesn’t knock it off, you’ll have no choice but to let her professors know she is attempting to practice out of office, without a license, on a personal connection, while violating your privacy, and sharing your information with others (huuuuuuge no no).
It’s fair to give her warning first, but be very clear that it is a genuine warning, and you will make good on your statement if needed.
She is not your psychologist. She isn’t even a licensed psychologist at all yet. In fact, because she knows you personally, she could never be your psychologist.
Also, what psychologist student in their right mind would tell anyone in passing that they are “not okay”?? She’s bad at this.
You are perfect for her! Marry her and have lots of other men's babies with her!
Thankyou for not blaming on me. Almost everybody looks to hate what I wrote and what I represent. And thanks for telling me what you think. Seems that everyone agrees that I should never be a father, but what I am sure is that I am nit a bad person. I will not make loose more time to my girlfriend, she deserves a family.
I think OP sucks but basically you go there to try what they're offering and not to get what you want. Probably the best experience you could ask for at one of these places is NOT getting what you want and having your mind blown.
Ok but you keep doing this. Going out when you’re sick, overdoing things, passing out from low blood sugar. Your bf should not have handcuffed you — he should have broken up with you because he doesn’t agree with your behaviors.
i blocked him on message , whatsapp and call.
oh yes definitely. i really hope i meet someone kind to be honest.
i wish my ex would have been a true person and not masked at the beginning. need to find someone like him in the beginning if that makes sense im afraid i never will.
im also a bit scared for myself for some reason i dont wanna b in any relationships. just the thought of it makes me throw up
Yea are we gonna skim over the fact that you were 12 dating a 16 year old?!?!? Please tell me that’s a typo and you meant to say your relationship has been going on for 3 years…..
Pretty much most of my friends are female and all of those are platonic beyond perhaps the occasional “shes shes attractive” the same as id recognise male friends as aesthetically handsome etc. I generally gel better with women vs men and it was more what my (female) friends were saying that pushed me to try at it to be fair. Only out of a 5 year relationship so queues are very rusty. Stopped short of making things unbearably awkward and haven't asked her out just been generally supportive.
You need to accept that you are the “bad guy” in his eyes. Some people can't be reasoned with and if he won't let you leave him: this is the time to block him. Stay firm and don't allow him to manipulate you with guilt.
Two days of work and he’s ready to quit and online off you again? Oh come on OP you seem like a lovely person but you’re being used! Have you noticed that everything you say is an excuse for him? At some point he needs to take personal responsibility
PLENTY of people with mental health issues manage to work full time and he seems to come with nothing but drama and non stop excuses
You can’t save everyone and quite frankly you deserve more than this manchild!
I thought there was no sex? How’d you get pregnant?
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Lol downvoted for asking a question. I agree that this is more about control rather than a boundary but I do belive that control can be from a protective place. I don't belive anything good happens in a bar. I'm waiting for someone to tell me one thing but that doesn't mean I would condemn a potential partner from going to one.
Then she will be alone. Then she should have sought help instead of being abusive. Call for wellness checks if you must, but Don’t choose codependency over your own well being.
Unless you've been specifically disinvited you should go. Being polite and civil is the way to go (for the rest of your lives). Not “not acknowledging each other's existence”. Any other choice makes for a lifetime of awkward family events and drawing a lot of attention to yourself. Go in separate cars, stay a polite amount of time, and leave before your wife if you want.
If you have been specifically disinvited (which it doesn't sound like) your wife should make it clear her loyalty lies with you, and you two are to be invited as a couple.
Leave your ex alone. I personally would never want to know any of this. Better she spend her life thinking your a jerk not a monster.
One thing you never want to do is stay with someone who gives indication that they “don't know what they want”.
The only person who should have complete control over your child's academic decisions is your child, so there's that.
This is weirdly controlling and honestly I'm intrigued to know what the frick is up with this guy, because his behaviour afterwards is also super strange. INFO: why didn't he propose to you? Are you sure this is what he wants or is he just going along with it?
Man, I’m sorry. This sucks for you, and it’s going to hurt for a while. But you have to look forward: you are SO young, you have so much life in front of you, relationships and friends and loves and struggles and triumphs. This is a sad time, and you’ve already been through so much, but eventually you need to be able to look at this relationship with gratefulness: she was there for you and supported you in tough times, through adventures and travels and growing up and learning what it means to love. Just because it ended does not mean that anyones time was wasted, or that you did anything wrong. You met as teenagers! You are a completely different person today! So grieve, be sad, but don’t let it turn to anger or blame or bitterness, because you have a lot to look forward to. (Also, be honest with yourself: were you actually happy in this relationship? Because it sounds like you were feeling pretty sad and neglected, but also trying to pretend like everything was fine, and not having the difficult conversations that are vital in a relationship… it’s okay to bring up your wants and needs, and let some relationships go, so you can find someone who actually wants to spend time with you, and makes you feel loved and valued and desired, and safe enough to bring up the things that are bothering you.)
Are you dating my cat? This happens every time we get in an argument about being on the counter.
Welcome to the rest of your life with him. This is who he is, this is who his shitty family is.
Welcome to the rest of your life with him. This is who he is, this is who his shitty family is.
Sure there’s college kids that would like a job. But you won’t be able to find just one that could watch the kid if OP is working full time. They have set schedules per semester so there’s a risk of having to find new ones three times a year. Not to mention they probably wouldn’t want to watch a sick kid and risk missing class because they got sick. Plus hoping that they don’t call in sick..er hungover. I would venture a guess college kids would be more likely to leave a peer hanging than a “full grown” adult.
No that's pretty rude of him. I don't know if he's trying to make you feel bad or a weird way of controlling you. He's basically saying you aren't special look at all these other very hot girls. Whatever he's doing it's a dick thing to do. I'd take it as a red flag.
Go any way! Do not allow him to manipulate you! He can’t be the only one in your marriage to get what he wants. What is good for the goose is good for the gander!
If you see something accidentally, you immediately forget you saw it. What other adults do in private is their business, just as what you do in private is yours.