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Date: October 8, 2022
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The falling out you had seems so silly, and if it has really been that long I don't see why you shouldn't reach out and at least tell her you are thinking of her. Life's too short.
Thanks for the encouragement, I'll give it a shot. The fact that we're still living together can make me forget that I don't have much left to lose, so I need to keep that front of mind.
How is his relationship with his own family
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Everyone suggesting more fibre. It's going to add more bulk to the shit. Not make it smaller. It won't fix the problem
They are toxic. If they refuse to be on your side, they aren’t your friend. Let them go too.
Just block him, I felt exhausted reading your post.
Let someone else be his punching bag
The fact he could’ve been unfaithful this entire time is really tripping me out. I’ve shared this story with other friends already (like you say in your analogy) but they seem to suggest breaking up almost out of principle, but I don’t think it’s so black and white. I still love him and he seems to love me as much as he ever did. Regardless, thank you for saying this (definitely food for thought), but I was just wondering what you mean when talking about ‘planning an exit’?
She belongs to the streets. Move on. Find someone with common sense and self control. That’s the partner you need long term.
Oh you know it, he's already got a girl in mind but just in case it doesn't work out he'll have OP as a backup. smh
I think to answer this seriously we need to understand what the issues are between you and your parents sadly..
You could be an amazing parent and your parents could be limiting you from emotional growth in which case you should move because material possessions are one thing but an emotionally capable mother is somthing every child needs..
But if your parents are upset with you for making choices in life that you don’t see the consequences to yet because you’re young and they are just trying to give you advice or even strong arm you into it then perhaps the answer I would say is that you need to stay so that you can do some soul searching to make sure you’re emotionally capable for your daughter.
I’ve seen both cases happen over and over again. My best friend had a 1 year old when she was 19 and lived with her parents and then moved out so that she had freedom but she made some really irresponsible choices with that freedom that eventually even lead to the father gaining custody.
She has never once questioned herself or her actions and I think somtimes it’s good to.. it can be hard at your age though, you’re in the middle of a new world that you’ve grown up and I know you feel adult, but in all honesty honey you are still young. You sound emotionally intelligent and I commend you for really thinking about your daughter. I hope it works out.