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Date: December 13, 2022
Sounds like a troll post
Married, no children. The thing is we are compatible, but between anger and depression, that's when he doesn't get along with anyone but the bottle. I believe you don't abandon a partnership when things get tough, and i do not want to leave him on his ass just to be even more alone. The world sucks and it sucks mostly because no one sticks up for each other. The only thing for me is that i am also a person who suffered from life long depression (with my 1st suicidal threat at 10), very bad anxiety too, along with living with trauma and having ED. I am trying to better myself and grow, and i'm actually finding strenght in myself, i know i am tough when i have responsability, the only thing that sucks is that while he has an outlet, he talks to me all the time about how he feels, i don't because i don't want my feelings to bring him down as well as anyone else. I try to keep my struggles to myself and try not to bother but it gets so tough…
You might as well break up. You don’t even like her
Alternative is prep before hand so you don’t need the pause in the middle. I realise this is less fun that your version but would satisfy both of their requirements
As soon as you said that he deliberately ignores you is when I really felt that something is up with him, and it has to do with your relationship. He’s also no longer affectionate toward you, and he’s only in your relationship for sex at this point, and this is not okay considering the fact that you’re very much invested in him, and he doesn’t reciprocate.
I think your boyfriend is no longer invested in the relationship and is keeping you hanging on a string so you’re only close to him at some degree, but he’s also keeping you dangling there because he’s making sure he doesn’t push you away so far to where you finally decide to end it. I don’t know why some people do this, but they do, and it’s not fair to you and is a waste of the time you could spend building bonds with other people and finding a relationship you’re treated better in.
Once he tried to kick you, you should have ended it right then and there. This is not going to get better, and I do believe your boyfriend is escalating things to keep you interested and will start exhibiting more abusive behavior. My ex husband was just like this before the peak of the abuse when he was laying out the eggshells he wanted me to walk on and started severely mentally, emotionally, and verbally abusing me.
What you’re experiencing is not love. You’re likely experiencing the precursor of abuse, and you do not want to end up becoming more invested to where you’re stuck in an abusive relationship. Please trust me on this because at one time, I was in your shoes.
You owe her NOTHING. She cheated on you and is still using you for gym membership, trying to boss around your schedule. Hell no.
Cancel the gym membership for her, let her know that scheduling your times to not be the same won't be a problem anymore since she can't afford it.
Joe Rogan did this to me when he was just starting out. Joe who?
Restraining you – abuse Hitting walls – abuse Yelling – abuse (so yes you are abusing him as well when you yell)
When you add everything together, it’s all abuse, though spitting on your car and crying are not by themselves (one is a disgusting habit, and the other can be manipulative)
You're 24. You are a man, and have been for years.
It's time to not ask your dad things, but to tell him things.
Like how much contact you want.
You have every right not to see her as your mum, especially if you think your dad was cheating with her.
Set your boundaries. Tell them how much – if any – contact you want.