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Date: November 4, 2022
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“Sneaky link”? Did your friends brother have a gf? Why was it sneaky?
“You wouldn't like the answer; but not the reason you're thinking of” //more or less his quote.
Uhhh so the reason most would think is to masturbate to. Which means it's not that. If he really hates this ex then I begin to worry is it revenge porn??
I would delete ALL the pictures if I were you. He has no right to them as an ex.
we might have a fight someday or something and he could act
Assuming his wants to keep the relationship together, distributing your nudes would certainly end it. So he's unlikely to do it for those reasons.
In many parts of the world you have laws preventing the distribution of nudes – so-called revenge porn. He could be arrested. Given the images would have been taken while you were under 18yo (and you are in the USA) it would also be child pornography. So there are several good legal reasons for him to not show them to anyone else.
Finally, most people do see it as a disgusting thing to do. There would be a lot of people that would not be impressed by his actions and it would affect his relationships with friends and family and those around him. Especially new girlfriends!
When you do see him, you do need to cowboy up a little and tell him you want the nudes deleted and have a conversation about this. You don't even have to say that he might be the one to distribute them, you can talk about a stolen phone or them getting leaked. And you can delete them there with him (Make sure they're not stored in the online deleted file in something like OneDrive where they can be recovered for up to 90 days after being deleted).
You do know this before hand. It takes three years to get to know someone. That's what dating is about.
There are some exceptions: a closeted homosexual or a real psychopath. Drug abusers are also in this category if the abuse starts after the marriage, which is rare. You will likely know this about someone before you marry them.
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If you want a man to spoil you with gifts, you don’t date one who makes 20K. That is not even a livable wage.
I didn’t really realise that that sub existed until after I had already posted here, but I also cross posted there, thank you!
Thank you for your kind and thoughtful answer. I’ve been reading about trans people’s experiences quite a bit, though of course no two experiences will be the same and the only way I’ll know what her experience is specifically is if she tells me, when/if she’s comfortable to do so.
If I’m honest it never really occurred to me to tell her my worries and some of the anxiety I’ve been having. Only because I don’t want her to think she has to take on the responsibility of educating me, that’s not the case and it’s definitely not her job to educate me, I’m doing the best I can with that myself.
I was wondering perhaps if it would be good to ask her if there’s anything she’d like me to avoid mentioning, because I know what triggers dysphoria is different for everyone and is often person specific. For example I’ve told her I love the sound of her voice many, many times and I like the way she says my name (not in a weird sexual way, I just happen to have a difficult to pronounce name for English speakers) and it never occurred to me til now that that could have being triggering before she was comfortable enough to tell me. Is “is there anything that triggers you specifically that I should avoid talking about/mentioning?” an offensive question to ask?
Here's what you need to do.
Take the pills he took, to the hospital. Have them test those pills to make sure they're only Adderall. I'm not on the illegal drugs scene so I have no idea what the real probability of Adderall being cut with something else is, but I know harder drugs are often cut with something else.
Then you can tell him exactly what he was taking when he sobers up.
You didn’t get to know each other bc you will be entirely different ppl when you met compared to who you will be in 5 yrs. I say this as someone nearly a decade in with my high school sweetheart. Tell her the pillow isn’t hot like a human body is and she doesn’t get to dictate life like that. It’s controlling and this is not how relationships or partnerships work. If you both want a long term relationship you both need to mature and grow up beyond getting jealous of pillows and hiding things at your moms house.
you sit her ass down and tell her explicitly that if she does that shit (haha) one more time, you're gone.
It sounds like you need to see a therapist. This issue isn't about him, but moreso you.
You can say yeah. But I dont want to and I am an adult.
Sounds like anxious attachment.