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1. Break up.

   But don’t come back after you’ve plowed the field and realized what you gave up.

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2. If you’re not proud of who your partner is and you’d rather hide him from your nearest and dearest because he’s that off-putting I would seriously move on. You are too young to waste time on someone who doesn’t see anything wrong with one of your customers calling you useless.

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3. I couldn’t agree more. Thank you for your input. And thanks for the best wishes.

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4. I don’t think he’s enjoying it. I think he met a coworker he thought was friendly, and he’s excited to be finally working in his field. He didn’t think she was into him until they went to the concert, and now he’s avoiding dealing with the problem because he’s afraid of causing awkward conflict in his workplace, and awkward conflict in our relationship. The problem here though is that the conflict that arises later by not dealing with it early will be worse.

   And my issue with this is he isn’t able approach it head-on. Maybe this girl is in fact trying to “steal my man” but that’s not for certain nor is it something I can do anything about.

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5. Yes exactly! My god, finally someone who doesn't go through life like the fucking queen of hearts from Alice in Wonderland… “Youuuuuu told ME you were 1-2 years older than what you actually are!!! Offfff with your head!” Haha it's just so narrow-minded.

   If 20 was “ok” then why not 19? If you live by those rules, how close do you take it to the birthdate? Given that the person is of legal age, if you meet the person of your dreams, but he/she is one day shy of meeting your age requirement, do you reject them? If you make an exception then that begs the question are your rules even rules if you're willing to break them? On the contrary, if the answer is rejection then you're walking away from something that could be amazing based on a measurement of time that derived from the ancient Egyptians lol…would you say, “get back to me in 24 hrs.” ?? What about a month? A year? Would you walk away from chance for the simple fact that someone has been on this earth for ONE LESS revolution around the sun than what you've deemed necessary?

   Also, six months is enough time to judge someone's overall character. Op enjoyed spending time with her, enough to go on a vacation, enough to stick around for half a year(that's HALF a revolution for the Earth ? ?). For those who are so concerned with numbers and time, you'd think 6 months would be a lot to them considering being 6 months shy of a specific age can make or break someone lol. But now magically, “6 months isn't enough time” to judge someone's character & maturity level ?…come on now.

   It's interesting how much of society forgets the many instances of men & women throughout history lying about something they had no control over bc they knew they'd be condemned otherwise. During WW2, there were ppl who lied about their age just so they could have the CHANCE to serve. During various times in history, women have lied by disguising themselves as men just so they might have the chance of participating in what would otherwise be off limits to them.

   There are plenty of examples of individuals lying about their age, race, religion, height, weight, etc…and yes, some of those individuals lie compulsively. It usually doesn't take long to see through their bs. At the same time, there are those who lie about age, race, etc for one simple reason: bc IF they tell the truth, whoever is on the other end, whether it be society or a recruiting officer or a potential partner, will cast them aside immediately without even allowing them the chance to prove themselves.

   TLDR: Don't cast someone aside for lying about a part of themselves they can't control, not without first inquiring about their reason.

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