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Date: February 10, 2023
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INFO: did you ask Sarah to be your girlfriend/did she ask you to be her boyfriend? Did either of you communicate that label prior to that interaction? Had you been calling one another boyfriend/girlfriend? Also, did you plan to leave together?
It’s very odd to me that people assume someone to be their partner without communicating that and exclusivity. I have been on ‘dates’ that I did not know were more than platonic, only for the assumption to be brought up publicly. It’s super uncomfortable.
This read as a massive miscommunication to me. Idk if you need to apologize, but to offer perspective (and I’m not paying attention to how anything was interpreted): she went to a party with her friend, flirted with a dude, got asked a question, and then you left. So to her, her friend randomly got mad at her and left.
This seems petty, and a way to ‘show her’ after she said y’all aren’t together.
My mum smokes heavily and anything that has been in her house or car will still smell noticeably of cigarettes, even after it's been sitting in my smoke free house for months. Every time I disturb it the smell comes back, even if I try to disguise it with other scents (smells like a smoky meadow.) The biggest lie smokers tell themselves is that people are exaggerating about how much it stinks. It's not a smell you can cover up. It's only been three weeks for you, I have things that have been in my house for two years and still smell when I jostle them.
Your clothes are going to need multiple heavy washes (or leave items to soak in detergent for a while, the soap will loosen the sticky smell), your car probably needs detailing (buy a steam cleaner and do it yourself if you can afford one, that'll help with the clothes too), maybe go get your teeth cleaned, pack away any clothes in your room that you aren't going to be wearing any time soon to minimise the scent in there. Honestly though, it's been three weeks. Your lungs were purposely coated in this stuff for years; it's still in your breath, and it's going to take time to get rid of it.
Split up
So then how is it intrinsic?
Wtf did I just read! Like dude, block her already! Cancel the membership, and take your card off it! Don't engage with her anymore! Everyone is telling you what you need to do!! Use all this advice that has been given to you and grow a spine and go to therapy! No more relationship and work on yourself more!
Or maybe you're so delusional and acting so crazy people are sure this must be fake. Surely someone at 30 can't be this dense? Alas people are this unhinged.
I was in your position and stayed for too long. 18 years of him kind of disappointing me and not putting in any effort. Sex became a chore. He wanted oral for him. He wanted me on top. He wanted… you get the picture. He didn't want to put effort into pleasing me, though. He acted put out when I had tonsillitis and didn't want to perform oral. Yeah, I'm not a quick learner.
All that she says it that she has no issue
If she didn't have an issue why does she think you are complaining? She can't promise to do better if she doesn't know and explain the problem.
You can't let her talk past it. You need to keep on the question.
The connection you don't have is answers.
Don't win him back, you're incompativle.
Find someone that shares your love for Disney
There's a song by Mother Mother called “it's alright”-
It's alright, it's okay- you're not a monster, you're just a human and you made a few mistakes, it's alright”- you might find that song relatable.
Why do people do most things? Because instead of being driven by rational thoughts, most humans act out of emotions- or a combination. When you're stressed out having a health problem and being in the hospital alone- that's really scary. You were scared, you were vulnerable, and you found a bit of kindness- that could've felt like a breath of fresh air to a drowning person at the time and after.
Her behavior with “stalking you” on social media was predatory, and now it's abusive and weird. It's possible you tried to spin the behavior as kindness in your head, and felt guilt at not reciprocating at the time, but now see she's moved on in her life and hoped that maybe now was a “safe” time to reach out. Your behavior can be explained, but probably isn't rational- emotions rarely are! So now it's about understanding your emotions, where they come from, and how to control them- because if you can't control how you think, feel, and what you do/say- then no one can.
You should absolutely get yourself into therapy, especially if you're feeling angry, sad, and blaming yourself. Sometimes we need to talk about something until we're blue in the face- then pick it up and look from different angles. The more you sit on this, the more angry you'll probably become.