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  1. Well still like OP said 10 years is a long time and who knows what has changed with either of you so it’s best to be careful in this situation don’t just go in with blind love/lust that’s how you get yourself hurt

  2. Have you considered being tested for ADHD? I know unis can sometimes test you and it might make you eligible for extra support.

    I'm also having similar difficulties with my course (Mech Eng). So similar that I thought briefly that your post was something I'd written.

  3. So, he has gone to spend money to get you a gift that may be out of his budget because you scorned the more expensive gift that he knew you wanted?

    Is he expecting to have a substantial pay increase in the future? I don't think he can afford your lifestyle. If you want gifts more than his affection, he may not be able to keep up.

  4. Do you want to “throw away” your relationship or your life? Get out before he uses the gun next time because there will be a next time.

  5. What does noping out of raising this child look like?

    They already have 2 kids, are you suggesting he just leave the whole family behind because of this?

    I'm not really expecting a “late 20s male” to understand the complexity of this very unfortunate family situation, but I think it warrants a bit more thought.

  6. I was having fun and was comfortable, but I just had doubts about who he was. Thank you for the advice on happy relationships, really eye opening

  7. I agree with the poster – he doesn't get to dictate anything with you. If you aren't into it, then he either accepts it, find some work around or something else that works, or move on. Not coerce/manipulate you into doing him the favor.

    Regarding your overall opinion about the act, I can't say I disagree. – Fellow straight woman.

  8. I think counseling isn't a bad idea. You have a lot of questions and feelings to get out and a therapist can create a safe space for a dialog. When my parents got divorced they went to a marriage counselor who also did divorce counseling. That way when they realized it wouldn't work out they transitioned into working together to find the best way forward for their kids.

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