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Date: October 5, 2022
Miss Alice NZ, 28 y.o.
Location: New Zealand
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I’m definitely leaning towards having a conversation AND taking a break. Something has to change and it doesn’t look like he’s going to do much changing
Communication goes both ways so if you want to stay with him then you BOTH need to work on it.
It is assault. You are not being over the top, and you damn right should feel anger and many more emotions.
Cut him from your life immediately.
Tell your friend ASAP, as chances are he does this to her as well.
Live with someone for 5 years who doesn’t show initiative to so much as pick up his own pants or help, where there’s no effort or romance, and then come back and tell me that. At the start both parties are putting in more effort than they do later. No effort now does not look promising for the future. He wanted take out and a shag. That’s a Saturday night for a married couple.
You’re allowed to have a no-porn boundary. More people than you would think do. If he isn’t okay to respect something that’s a boundary for you, then the relationship probably won’t work out.
I get really tired of people screaming about how stupid and immature people who don’t like their partners watching porn are. You are allowed to not like it, it doesn’t make you a bad person, or “ridiculously insecure”. Not wanting your partner jerking off to other people is normal imo. So many studies have proven how bad porn is for peoples mentalities and how they treat their relationships. If you don’t mind it, fine, but I promise you it’s okay to be uncomfortable with it.
I mean I do have a twin brother so maybe?
Don’t be a doormat, dude. And I mean that in the nicest way possible. The way she reacted is unacceptable and immature.
Lol no thats not what the science says at all.
Long distance relationship is just not for everyone. It has slowly eroded your relationship to the husk it us now. I think it's healthier to break up at this point.
Keep in mind while her libido might have changed there are other possible reasons. Anti-depressants, she might need stronger emotional connection to get “in the mood”, or she satisfying her needs elsewhere, be it masturbation or sex with other men. Just, because you think this is not the case, does not make necessarily true.
In any case you should break up and probably limit your contact to minimum to move on properly from her.
What do you think you could do here, if you got involved?