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  1. As a Bisexual man I tend to avoid being friends with people I find attractive, or have attractive traits. As this will lead to things in my head I do not want, or I try to ignore it.

    It's nude.

  2. Speak for yourself. Every body is different, why assume people are exaggerating instead of just telling what it feels like for them? Just because it's not earth shattering for you doesn't mean that's true for all people.

  3. You are absolutely wrong. If you aren't comfortable with this, then break up and don't be controlling.

    It's her body, it's her choice, and it's her social media. That has nothing to do with you and if you try to dictate what she can and cannot post I hope that she dumps you.

  4. I don’t think it does. There’s just a lot who are going “aha! He’s never met his step-granddaughter, she doesn’t deserve the money!” To me, it seemed likely if he hadn’t met your 13 yo daughter that he may not have met your 3 year old either – further showing that argument to be ridiculous. Like I said in my comment, I definitely see where it is hurtful and would cause resentment and doubts. Especially as your two oldest are the same age and will be (presumably) graduating and applying/attending college at the same time.

    I don’t have specific recs on how to approach this with your wife, and honestly think there’s many possible approaches, but I’d say from the kid perspective that this is similar to things that affected my relationship with one of my stepparents (who was generous with their kid(s) and stingy with me). For me, it was seen through many instances though and obviously I don’t know anything else about your wife’s relationship with your daughter and this could be a one off thing.

  5. An ED? That reminds me. He dumps her and gets a new hottie but later she dumps him because he goes bald and gets ED. The original may have accepted his “shortcomings” but Karma can be a bitch. A fat one!

  6. You seriously need therapy. I just read your post history, and it is all over the place.

    One day ago you said you were in love with a guy you’ve been seeing for 4 months after ending your “toxic 7 year relationship.” Also one day ago your boyfriend of 7 years wants you to quit talking to your friends?

    How old are you? I’m sorry, but I’d be shocked if you were over the age of 16. You and your relationships seem incredibly immature.

  7. I'm always hesitant about going to court because I don't think the law will cover all the situations that might happen.

    For instance, I told my son that, whenever we're not together, he can ask his mom to Facetime me. I know a handful of times she told him her cellphone “had no battery” or “the connection was slow”, so he doesn't ask her anymore. I'm sure these were lies.

    What can I do in court about this? Nothing. I can't prove these small things, and they certainly make me and my son distant from each other.

  8. Regardless of what you two decide, it really sounds like the actual problem is that you haven’t come to terms with what it is that you don’t want in marriage.

    If you didn’t actually care, you’d be married because it would only make a difference for her.

    You have a particular reason for foregoing marriage and maybe feel like it would be impolite to reveal?

    Are you afraid of her taking your money? Are you afraid of committing to her because of the pain that you risk if she leaves? Are you afraid of the vibes that being married give off? Idk.

    But you ought to at least be honest to yourself about what your hang up is.

  9. That’s good to hear. I think it gets me thinking if my husband and I are two different as he is more of a quiet man of few words and I think well if I don’t like spending time with his family, where he comes from, does that mean that deep down we are too different? But yeah sometimes it works and balances things out

  10. The us tends to not be comfortable with huge age gaps. But that's also because in the us alot of wider age gaps are manipulative and have a power vaccum..

  11. I suppose it will not worth it you are right But I don’t know if, at thé évent, drunk, I will be aware that it may not be a good idea…

  12. It happens a lot on Tinder. “Oh I'm not actually 22 my age is just a few years older on here” is a common one.

  13. I understand that your lives are intertwined fundamentally and the thought of undoing all of that is daunting and insurmountable. But you need to think of yourself and your children. You are unhappy in your day to day life. You are treated with disrespect and have been abused into surrendering your autonomy. This is the worst possible example to set for your kids, boys or girls, and they’ll never be happy in your family anyway when you are miserable. You’ve been dancing around this like it’s a fight you need to win, it’s not. You need to leave.

  14. Question you need to ask yourself, if you marry this girl and have a daughter with her, is she the kind of person you want your daughter to emulate growing up…..

    I’m surprised she didn’t go with the “I fell on his diq”

  15. My boyfriend and I on-line in different countries and have been pretty much since the start of our relationship (just over 2 years). It’s a 4 hour flight, so we see each other every 2-3 months for 2 weeks. It’s not ideal, but we make it work. However, we also have concrete plans to move in together in a year, as right now our work won’t allow us to move countries, but in a years’ time at least his work will be more flexible.

    All that to say, long distance relationships aren’t all doomed, but you need to be on the same page about the future. You say you on-line in different countries, but how far apart are you? Are we talking Canada – Mexico, or Germany – France? How easy (and cheap) is traveling between them? How much time will you be able to spend with each other? Do you see yourself moving to his country or vice versa in the future? If yes, what is that timeline like? Essentially, is the distance a valid reason or an excuse?

    I would also ask him to define what “relationship” means to him. Could it be that he just had many bad experiences in the past so he associates only bad things with that word? How does he see your future together? At the start, my boyfriend was very similar – he had no problem saying that he loves me and calling me his girlfriend, but had so many bad experiences that the word “relationship” terrified him. Is it the commitment and being exclusive that he doesn’t want or just the label or “relationship”, but “boyfriend”/“girlfriend” that he’s struggling with?

  16. That's a good start.

    Next time, as others have said, just focus on the “I like you” part. Nobody expects you to hard-commit before an actual date has happened. And remember, you're going to be surrounded by gazillions of people who aren't into you. So is everyone else on the planet. Don't make the mistake of letting someone think you belong to that mass of indifference if you don't.

  17. I know y’all have not been together for very long, however, I am sure that you have received a birthday gift, and maybe valentines and Christmas (depending on your stance). Was this a one off? I would make the argument, if true, that you were appreciative of the other gifts that you received, and her statement of your future lack of appreciation is unwarranted because it isn’t broadly applicable. I know I wouldn’t buy my significant other a helicopter ride to the top of Mount Everest, if that was his goal, but I would buy him some hiking gear for along the way. The thoughtful gift that your gf could of got you for your one year anniversary is a really nice watch case for you to keep your goal watch in.

  18. OP's comments do seem like the builder was pretty professional, but the crew was having a conversation about their wives (which probably suckered the husband in, and is unprofessional). I'd probably overlook client oversharing as well, but if OP were to get even a small discount that would a silver lining in my book, and it may communicate to the builder 'clean the attitude up, we're in trouble,' which if that happens ALSO reinforces to the husband as he continues working with them that smack talking your wife isn't the way to make friends. OP also has the luxury of more tactfully paraphrasing any or none of this to her heart's content. I'm just a random redditor outraged on her behalf and seeking blooooood

  19. Are you able to move out on your own? It sounds like you aren’t in love with your bf anymore. He cheated on you, so it makes sense that you aren’t as into him as you used to be.

  20. Why are you being a bitch? I did give you my advice…pick up the fucking phone and call him and tell him how you feel… stop being so politically correct

  21. He needs therapy.

    I mean there are many exes I'd still be with except what ever we broke up over. That makes sense. I don't think I'd ever say it, but duh.

    However years later still being her up? He has issues.

  22. everyone’s tearing your boyfriend up in these comments lol. this is tmi but it’s on topic so. i like anal more than my bf, and always have, before i knew him, even before i had ever had sex w a partner. i have no idea why, but that’s just how my body is set up. some women like it, but it’s just a minority of us. so i believe you that you like it and i think it’s weird for randos on-line to try and tell you what you like. you guys probably just need to take a break honestly, like other people mentioned. take a break and try doing lots of other erotic things that don’t involve penetration at all while you’re on the break. stuff with no goal of cumming and no anxiety to “finish”. massages, long make out sessions, etc. don’t worry about trying to orgasm at all, just see where it takes you and have fun for a week or two. the build up of tension will be worth the wait for both of you. if all else fails— A LICENSED SEX THERAPIST. NOT REDDITORS! especially not anti-porn/anti-sex/fundie redditors who have some other agenda for hating your boyfriend over a silly little sex hang up. you are the only people who know your relationship and your bodies. if you’re happy, safe, and feeling good, don’t let other people tell you how it should be.

  23. Oh come on – he is not dating his mom. No way his sister would put up with that, I mean they are the ones sharing a room.

    /s or not – who knows with this post. “(he still lives with them and shares a room with his sister, although he is the breadwinner)”

  24. Can’t switch off OCD, he’s basically making his body and mind reject the fact his OCD is there. It’s unhealthy. Also your relationship will fail if he goes through with it

  25. I might be wrong. But it sounds similar to my own experience. My advice is to take a step back and address your underlying insecurity . I hope you will marry him because you feel secure with yourself and your relationship with your partner.

  26. Are you dating a 5 year old?? FFS. This is not someone you want in your life. What sort of adult just quits their job with nothing else lined up, then tries to off-load their instability onto another person.

    RUN.

  27. I’m so sorry. I’d reach out for support from cancer organisations and children’s organisations. Can your wife’s doctor point you in the right direction? Sending strength.

  28. But if your immediately resort to lying when nervous then why else will you lie about when slightly stressed. He could have just said “Oh I’m shy. Maybe one day I’ll show you what I’ve been working on”. Lying is always a red flag.

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