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  1. I highly doubt you need to give 30 days as she isn't a tenant but a significant partner. Could you imagine trying to get rid of your ex otherwise?

  2. Did you miss the part where op said they haven't had sex in 2 years? She's getting dnb'ed if you know what I mean

  3. I'm taking all the quality ones offered to me. The advice I'm not taking is from disrespectful people who just want me to break it off immediately. That's not what I'm looking to do. That's been very few people.

    Imagine people being different, or having empathy.

  4. I’m not going to end it. I don’t want to. But i can’t help how i feel I’m trying to over come it. And aging comes with time. She’s changed so much after having our child. I’m okay with change.

  5. You’re making this all about you when it’s not. From what you’ve said in the post it doesn’t even sound like he was asking her out, he has a girlfriend too and men and women can have each other on social media without anything nefarious. Plus she literally didn’t add him! she doesn’t want to talk to him, and even if he was hitting on her, if he already has a girlfriend why would the fact she has a boyfriend stop him? he clearly doesn’t have respect for relationships if he’s cheating on his gf. Like other commenters

  6. Look. I sincerely hope this post isn't going to be derailed by people arguing that she lied about being assaulted and instead cheated and is “for the streets.” Posts like this often devolve into really terrible perpetuation of rape myths and inaccurate claims about how “real” sexual assault victims would respond. That's never helpful to the poster.

    This post, as you mentioned, isn't about her being assaulted but about her behavior. No one deserves to be assaulted. But people also don't deserve to be in relationships where their partner's unhealthy behaviors are taking a serious and dangerous toll both on themselves and on their partner's mental health and well-being.

    Dating someone who uses alcohol dangerously, to the point that you're consistently afraid for their safety and their ability to get home, is not easy and it's not fair to you. Nor is the fact that she kissed someone else while dating you.

    You shouldn't have to go through this. You are important in this relationship too.

    It's up to you what you do next. And I am not of the mindset that people in recovery can never date, because they absolutely can, and are entitled to love and care just like everyone else. But as someone who used to use alcohol dangerously, and as someone who has been sexually assaulted, and someone who's been cheated on, I can say – only from my own experiences – that sometimes people who are not taking care of themselves are not able to be in healthy relationships until they do extensive work on themselves. To me, this seems like one of those times.

    I hope she's able to get the support she needs and deserves for her experience of assault. I also hope you are able to receive the support you deserve as well – regardless of what that looks like.

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