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Date: October 17, 2022
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Is it unreasonable to ask my boyfriend to not let any other female aside from family members to sit in the front passenger seat when he is driving unless they are the only ones in the car? I’m not mad he did it. But it bothers me that he wouldn’t accommodate my request just to reassure me.
I guess it’s been an sequence of events where I asked him not to do certain things because it made me uncomfortable but it always felt like a fight had to ensue in order for him to agree to it. And i’m tired of constantly feeling like I have to argue with him to do it to make me feel safe and secure. So I’ve been thinking that maybe we just aren’t compatible. And i guess I’ve gotten to the point where it’s the straw that broke the camels back when I saw him like another girls bikini photo…idk I wish I could get some clarity on the matter. I know that it may sound unreasonable. But perhaps out there, there is someone who would do it just so it would reassure me
I have to agree with you. McDonald’s and other fast food places come off as cheap and immature for a first date if you’re a grown adult. I’d want to make a good impression. It doesn’t have to be a five star restaurant but not a grease pit either.
I'm sorry to hear about your break up. It sounds like you made a difficult but necessary decision to end things with your ex-boyfriend. What he did with his sister is not only illegal, but it is also deeply disturbing and unacceptable. It's understandable that you are feeling upset and betrayed. It's important to remember that you did the right thing by putting your own well-being and happiness first and ending the relationship. It may be hard, but try to focus on taking care of yourself and moving forward. It's okay to feel upset, but don't beat yourself up over the situation. You did what was best for you, and that's all that matters.
there could honestly be a barrage of reasons, ranging from not being used to affectionate language to actual trauma surrounding the words – but the bottom line is that you will never know if you don’t actually ask, and nobody on reddit will be able to give an answer. sit your partner down and broach the subject, but try to do so in a fairly open and non-confrontational way. just “hey, (name), something’s been on my mind recently. we’ve been together for three years, and i feel really comfortable in this relationship with you. and while you’ve never done anything to make me feel less than loved, i was wondering if there’s a reason why you’ve never really used those words with me?”
I get that. I definitely want to see how things go. I’m nervous myself.
He is gay, and he's using you to hide it. Just leave him- even if he weren't gay, a cheater and a manipulative liar, he is verbally abusive and emotionally volatile. Just leave and save yourself more heartache.
Me too, and the other one.
If you want to stoop to his level, just tell him he doesn't have to lie to you about you needing to ask for the parking permit. You couldn't understand why he'd be so controlling over the parking permit until you mentioned it to a friend who told you he probably cancelled the permit as he couldn't afford it and didn't want to tell you because he was embarrassed that he couldn't provide for you. Especially when the baby was in hospital.
See what his reaction is.
Nuff said. Unless OP enjoys the fight.
Yeah. We talk in person more than text, so there isn’t much in documenting except that I would never agree to being monogamous.
I mean he even told this week that he hasn’t had sex with anyone, and I just said ‘OK!’ Since he doesn’t want me sharing if I’ve been with someone.
So this ‘for two months’ thing is just another layer of weirdness. Because we absolutely HAVE had talks about being open in that time. I mean hell, two weeks ago we even said ‘if we want to revisit our rules, we can do that down the line.’
So why would he say two months?!
If he denies having said it or somehow holds me to some standard, I’ll be even more explicitly clear that we’re open and that’s what I want. If he doesn’t like it… he needs to decide if that’s a fundamental incompatibility.
Because he can’t take piecemeal answers and then create a whole. Like me saying ‘ok!’ when he brings up his chastity isn’t agreeing to be closed.