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This coupled with my advice is the perfect answer I think.
Two years is usually the point in a relationship where the “honeymoon phase” is wearing off, and you don't feel like you have that “spark” that first attracted you to each other. You're not going to feel that need to be together all the time or jump each other every second. š In a good relationship, love evolves – you find happiness in each other's company in a different way. You are excited not so much by the novelty and passion but by the future that you see together – the plans you make and watching them come to pass one by one. So if you find yourself looking down that road and not liking what you see, that is a sign that your love isn't going to evolve. It's tough – I was with a guy for six years when I reached that point, and letting go was REALLY hard (we were living together and had always planned to get married). But today I am very glad I finally admitted to myself that we had no future together. My advice – look into that future. Figure out if you like what you see.
I agree with u/fjordgard
I personally wouldnāt care about the camping or the ride sharing or calls outside of work. I work in a male dominated field and am often the only woman. Some of the wives of my colleagues have really flipped out that Iām at a dinner or lunch or out for drinks with their husbands. Or sharing a rental car on a business trip, or staying in the same hotel even!
Interestingly, this seems to be mostly the case with Americans. My European/Scandinavian colleaguesā wives donāt seem to have any issue and opposite sex colleagues and friendships are even closer than with my American colleagues.
So I dunno. I think asking him to be no contact is pretty extreme. But he agreed to do it. And then lied.
Seems to me he had no intention of ratcheting things back with her. He just said he would to get you to come and now figures you wonāt leave and he can do whatever he wants.
I'm very curious wtf he does when he needs to eat himself lol
Completely agree with everything you said and I do feel as through itās a āI can fix himā situation. He doesnāt seem like heās willing to talk about anything bothering me so Iāve considering asking for a short break just to think about what I really want. Communication has always been a big issue between us and itās pretty important to me. Iāve also realized that I definitely need to get to know my coworker better because their personalities arenāt too different, and Iām starting to think I should consider communication a bigger part of what I find attractive in a person.
Also donāt apologize for helping! I really appreciate the advice; gives lots of room for reflection!
She would in fact not be right to do that. Any respectable photo shoot is gonna have you sign consentforms – it's for their protection, not yours
That's what your abusive partner wants you to think.