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Considering his drinking issues back then and his mental health in general, this sounds like a nightmare. I can't imagine living somewhere with guns present, especially not in the hands of someone like that.
Please get out safely.
He said it in a comment – the misunderstanding was that she thought he was into her too. I wish I were joking.
You were already planning on what you were going to do with your sister BEFORE you even saw her.
Yeah, to a kind of intense degree. After mom says she thinks the sister is there, OP decides she's going to hang out with her sister, watch a movie, get some food delivered, all without even confirming if the sister is even there, nevermind if she wants to do all that. OP was planning to invite herself into her sister's evening right off the hop, with a family member she knows has a history of minimizing contact with her. I would probably do my best to avoid someone that insistent, too.
I believe her. I said that earlier. It’s really starting to look as if it’s a problem on your end. You said she was grinding on the guy. It doesn’t make sense. You wouldn’t be asking if I believe her when she says he’s never tried anything if you had seen it with your own eyes. Trust issues. You believe that she would allow someone else to touch her and honestly your story is contradictory. Now you’re saying you have seen it happen twice. It doesn’t add up.
My hubby deals with anxiety and depression on top of a hectic job and an extremely toxic family. Guess what? He’s in therapy and it helps, especially with anxiety. Therapy is helpful and can get you through hard times and learn to deal with those emotions that you claim to have under control.
You had a mental breakdown at the thought of spending the rest of your life with her. You tell her it’s not working out and leave her to her devices ??♀️ if she does something to herself, it’s not your problem. Her Depending on someone else (you) for her will to live – that just means she needs professional help.
This might be weird, but I’m proud of you, man!
It sounds like Danielle has a lot of emotional baggage to process and is no where near secure enough to date a man that travels for work. Had you chosen to keep going, there probably would have been a lot of accusations and snooping going on. Better that you find out after 3 weeks than after 3 years.
For a lot of women the “issues” they don’t want to work on with men anymore are one or more of the following: A) Not cooking or cleaning, leaves their stuff all over; B) controls what girlfriend wears, who she can talk to, is jealous, C) spends more time with his buddies or gaming, visiting his relatives, etc. than he does with her, D) the relationship is focused on his interests, needs, opinions while hers are increasingly ignored, E) speaks poorly of women and girls, is clearly misogynistic.
OP, if she mentioned any of these things even just 2-5 times it might be the issue she was talking about. The thing about women that you might not realize is that before she ever mentioned anything she hinted at it a bunch of times (you probably didn’t notice or thought it was a joke). And for a long time before even starting to mention it she just hoped that you would notice how unfair the situation was and step up, didn’t want to ruin the good times by saying anything. And while some things of these things seem to be very small to men (it’s just a few dishes, it’s just a few hours) to her it shows a lack of respect and ends up killing the relationship “through a thousand paper cuts”.
If you feel the need to snoop because you don’t trust your partner, you should break up. You invaded his privacy. Your insecurity is your problem to address. You sound exhausting.
Thanks for all the advice.
ESH. I love camping and your ritual honestly sounds amazing. But I find it so odd and rude that you insist on doing this every single month for an entire weekend, solo with no contact or extremely limited contact, while in a serious relationship for two years, and you're unwilling to compromise by even inviting your boyfriend a single time.
Of course having someone join one of your solo trips would ruin the point of the “solo” trip, since the point is to be alone. So what? Inviting him let's say once a year would allow you the chance to take a trip with a different purpose — bonding and intimate time with your partner — 1x/year, while you'd still get to take solo trips 11x/year. Is it so awful to have only 11 solo weekends a year instead of 12?
It's such a foreign concept to me that you think your devotion to this “glamping” ritual (btw, staying in a cabin is not glamping) justifies your absolute refusal to take your boyfriend's feelings into consideration even the tiniest bit with the world's smallest compromise of reducing your trips to 11x/year. The vast majority of people in your boyfriend's shoes would be upset by this situation, and even more upset given how little you take his feelings into consideration.