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Date: November 6, 2022
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I just wanna point out that the fact he had dogs growing up doesn't mean he really knows what their care entails, or that it was ever going to be at the same level you want it to be. I grew up with dogs. The extent of my involvement with those dogs was letting them outside (and back in), petting them, walking them sometimes — not even regularly — and feeding them if I saw an empty bowl. My parents were the ones that actually took care of the dogs. I never took a dog to a training class, never really cleaned up after them, never worried about anything with them. What I am trying to say is just because someone grew up with dogs doesn't mean they are going to be a good candidate to actually own one with unless they verbally commit to taking it on as a partner with you. I would be a shit dog owner today, and I know this.
You are crazy but not for the reason he says.
Your H went to jail for abusing you. Counseling obviously did not work.
WHY are you still living in the same house.
You deserve better
I think context matters a lot here. I don't think this is 100% of the time going to be a controlling comment/opinion. This is totally controlling if he has a history of abusive behavior, but if he has been totally fine otherwise, I don't think it is. He's upset and he is voicing that emotion, I don't think there's anything wrong with that? If OP thinks that this is not cheating, but BF doesn't, then is that being controlling? Or is it just a difference in opinions…
No shit Sherlocks. But if a guy is rubbing on them, biting on them, etc…and they get hard, I’m pretty sure it’s because they are stimulated. And not for all those other reasons.
When did I ever say they get hard solely for that reason ?
The majority of relationships that begin in college do not last long term into marriage. I believe the average age of meeting your SO is 27.
Yeah that what I thought too
8 years is not that long. Better leave now so you can start building a new life, than wait longer and then either way end up divorcing and regretting the fact that you didnt act earlier.
The, calling me a bitch is an extinction level event and I'd like all other women to feel that way too. You just told us that your boyfriend has raped you and calls you a bitch and you want to know if you should break up with him. Want better for yourself.
The crush is irrelevant and shouldn’t be considered in any decision you make.
As it stands, you’re incompatible with your fiancé. The person you’ve agreed to enter into a legal relationship with. You shouldn’t be planning on having this conversation. You should be having it right now.
If it doesn’t go well, then you’ve learned nothing’s going to change. So you might not be ready to leave him, but does that mean you’re ready to just resign yourself to what he wants? This is your life we’re talking about.
I think you are right, being in this loving situation which has been slowly changing my life is scary because for them to be them to me feels new to me. No one else has been willing to sit with me as I worked on applications, bought me reading glasses because they noticed me struggling to see, and literally learned how to braid my hair (I'm black and they are ethnically Jewish and Taiwanese so never braided black hair before). N also didn't make me feel bad or question my identity when I told them I'm a lesbian (others have laughed and otherwise were semi insistent that was actually bisexual). “You are the expert on you, and I don't argue with experts” still fills me up with joy.
Things are so good for me right now. I'm both worried about losing it and scared that I'll never feel like I'm good enough to deserve this. I'm not that attractive, don't have much money, a car, my own place, or basically anything going for me so there's times I feel inadequate. I'm simply compassionate, patient with them, and have some potential as i enter grad school etc which is somehow enough for them who basically has their life together already. Since I went back and finished my bachelor's I felt in a position to help B go back to school too and felt like we were in a very similar place so there wasn't that pressure to grow/get out of whatever place became my comfort zone.
Are y dumb?
Of course u have a day. Why u acting stupid. Put ur foot down.
There are no secrets in marriage so don't be concerned about checking her phone. Her right to privacy is limited to the toilet.
Privacy is a false construct promoted by people with something to hide.
As Dr Phil says: people with nothing to hide – hide nothing.
Can you honestly say you’re be perfectly fine begging your partner to brush their teeth and laying out their outfits every day for an extended period?
“Helping someone through a tough time” doesn’t mean set yourself on fire to keep them warm, while they do nothing, indefinitely. Come on. I feel like a lot of you guys are deliberately misinterpreting the situation.
How his mum feels about you has absolutely zero bearing on whether he owes her damn near a quarter of a million dollars. On what planet do you get to decide not to pay back money because the person who loaned it isn't nice to your partner?
And how TF does this man have $400k in educational debt and is still broke?
Fact is – this has nothing to do with his mum, or whether she has other assets, or whether she's nice to you. It's simply a question of whether you want to settle with a man with half a million is debt and who doesn't seem to be making any money with his outrageously expensive education.