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thank you for posting this and all the commentary, reading through def helps… wishing you the best OP
Give him space in this way only: never mention anything like that to your bf again, because he can't handle it.
You don’t deserve to be treated like that, leave him it’ll hurt at first but you will thank yourself later and it will be better for you he doesn’t deserve you
Go through this post and read all of the comments from woman who had this experience as the woman in this situation. There are a lot of them, me included. This situation is very common and very “normal.”
So dad has a partner that’s almost 20 years younger than him to support him emotionally, who does mum have to help her? Just you?
So sorry! I meant useful!! My stupid phone
The only thing you need to move on from is this relationship.
I think you overreacted and should’ve been there more for your friend, whether it’s your bachelorette party or not. You still could’ve had a great time and been supportive. I highly doubt she was trying to upstage you.
You won't like this, but here's the jist of it. If it's in your personality to criticize, he already knew that before he proposed. So you must be hot/beautiful which makes up for that in some way. My advice, stay hard for the marriage and keep giving bj's.
How can you really know someone after only 6 months to such an extent you love them?
You obviously have a very big heart but at 19 it is better to break up than stay in a LDR given you have only dated for 3 months.
Meet other people and when he returns see where you are at.
Go and meet others and just have fun!
Sounds more like new-age stuff rather than a typical cult. Combine that with her over-exuberance in the relationship and this is something you either accept or reject; there's no real negotiation. You aren't likely to persuade her that her beliefs aren't valid.
You may want to consider getting to know someone first, then dating, then having sex, so you can find out such things about a person before you feel committed to them in some way. There is a hint of emotional manipulation in all this, like her being scared of you leaving like all the guys did.
You can decide if you want to back off and suggest being friends, because things moved too fast, but she probably wouldn't accept it.
So you're moving to an area not of your choice and agreeing to pay “at least half the rent” where he gets half a bedroom PLUS a whole room for gaming, and you get, what? Drunks or druggies showing up and camping in your living room?
Don't move in with this man. It's already stressing you out and you haven't moved yet. Living alone would be infinitely better.
They do not. You should reread criterion A of the DSM-V. No our mind doesn’t automatically assume SA and other violence means they’re going to die.
“Criterion A: stressor (one required)
The person was exposed to: death, threatened death, actual or threatened serious injury, or actual or threatened sexual violence, in the following way(s):
Direct exposure
Witnessing the trauma
Learning that a relative or close friend was exposed to a trauma
Indirect exposure to aversive details of the trauma, usually in the course of professional duties (e.g., first responders, medics)”
If he lied about a small thing like using an app it means he's willing to lie about more important things. Dont waste your time with liars.
I guess the best thing I can say to you is this: how do you want to see yourself? Do you want to see yourself as this guy who is hanging onto every little detail and analyzing them and not able to move on? Because that is the way you seem to me and, as harsh as it might sound, it is not a very desirable way to be.
I get it though, it can be difficult to accept the things your gf did before you both got together, but you really have to either accept it and move on or take it as something you can’t get over and break up. IMO, if she said it was a small thing with him and it was before you got together more or less officially, then that’s what you gotta believe. What more can she say or do to prove it to you, ya know?
Trust and confidence are extremely important components to a strong relationship. Confidence in yourself and trust in your gf will actually make her want to be in your relationship more. On the other hand, insecurity can straight up kill a relationship.
If he doesn't want to see you, that's not much of a relationship, is it? I'd just break up cuz there's nothing there anyway except manipulation which will probably lead to abuse.
You deserve better ?
He did it because he’s a rapist, I’m so sorry.
Please get out of there, and don’t go back.
This was so needed. Thank you.