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Birth Date: 2000-07-10
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Date: November 2, 2022
START GENERATION YOUR OWN INCOME [Getting a job or career preferably. Something stable]
When you have enough to move out, talk to him face to face about what's going on in the relationship that's bothering you, that you don't appreciate, that you want CHANGES in.
If he refuses or says anything besides “I understand” or at least tries to have a GENUINE conversation with you about this that doesn't involve making you feel less of yourself, that you've been overreacting, or that you're in the wrong, MOVE OUT. There's no excuse for what he did. Whether he knew about the abuse you've been through or not, he should either love you enough to know, or just know better than to hit you. Accident or not, that should've been the last thing on his mind to do, or reaction/reflex towards you.
It sounds easier than done because it is hard to do. Especially if you've dealt with abuse before as it tends to mess with your brain, sometimes causing trauma bonds. But for your own future happiness and well-being, you need to. Even if it's not severe, that doesn't mean it can't escalate or get worse over the years when you guys get your own place, get married, have kids. And if that isn't in the cards for you, it's still a good thing to get out for your own mental health.
You could always try relationship counseling if you BOTH agree to it. But in all honestly, if he isn't checking this boxes out on being a decent human being, you need to start preparing to leave. If this is too hard for you or scary, don't be afraid to reach out for help. Whether it's Profesional, or just friends you have or make down the line.
I hope things get better or you're able to get yourself out of this!
I mean idk how else you would do the “makeup tutorial” hobby they mentioned – other than YouTube maybe? But at that point, what’s the difference?
I wish I had the guts. I thought about it. Just put it on the counter and watch his reaction.
You're too young to put up with this nonsense.
Because OP also has half siblings now and probably wants a relationship with them too
On the one hand, it sounds like you love him a lot and can't imagine life without him. On the other hand, you're feeling a lack of attraction and sexual desire for him. It's totally normal to have those kinds of feelings, but it's important to figure out what's causing them and what you want to do about them.
First of all, it's important to remember that relationships aren't always easy. They take work and effort to keep things fresh and exciting. It sounds like you and your boyfriend have a really good thing going with your communication and understanding of each other, but sometimes that's not enough to keep the spark alive. That's not to say you should give up on the relationship, but it's important to consider if there are things that could be changed or improved to help reignite the passion.
It's also important to consider that your depression and physical disorders may be affecting your feelings towards your boyfriend. It sounds like you've been using those as an excuse in the past to ignore your feelings, but it's important to consider how they're actually impacting your relationship. You may want to talk to your therapist or doctor about how your condition is affecting your relationships, and how to manage it.
Finally, you should consider whether or not you want to continue the relationship. If you're feeling a lack of attraction and sexual desire for your boyfriend, it might be time to move on. It can be difficult and painful to end a relationship, but it might be the best thing for both of you in the long run.
Just remember, you're not alone in feeling this way and it's important to seek advice and support if you're feeling confused and overwhelmed. And remember, the most important thing is to be honest with yourself and your partner and make a decision that is best for you and your well-being.
My parents tried but at their age it's just too much, there's no way they can practically learn another language sufficiently. Learning a language properly is really hard, virtually a full time job to do it quickly. They only visit me once a year or so and can ask for drinks but not discuss legal matters, there are plenty of people who can translate if it's ever necessary. It wasn't their decision for me to share my life with someone who speaks another language. And what if they have three children who all have spouses with different languages? Do they have to learn them all? The partner on the other hand should learn the language, it was his decision. I assumed mine would with time, he didn't.
It's not, people just associate grooming with Kiddies/Pedos
I think it’s also gross to fuck other people but then set boundaries for someone who is supposedly “the one for you” that you didn’t have for people that are essentially meaningless to you now. Obviously, anyone can do whatever they want, but it could very understandably feel hypocritical and unfair to your partner.
He needs to have some type of counseling be it personal or couple.
Like you said he's treating you as a roommate not a partner. If he's straight up saying no to getting help that's a huge red flag to me.
I know most of us on Reddit usually jump to dump him.but obviously it's never that simple.
But I honestly can't see a relationship last much ñonger when one side acts like a chaperone.
He keeps saying sorry, that he didn’t mean it that he was just drunk and stupid, and that it happened so long ago because it did, this went on back in July but I just found out about it a couple months ago. He said after doing it for a few days he felt bad and deleted everything so idk