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“Our relationship is great except that he constantly jokes about me cheating on him and then cries like a toddler if I try to talk to him about it”
Also if she smokes weed all day, she’s not “so smart”. Why can’t you just explain that the two of you don’t have enough money. Sit down and look at the bills together, then discuss her earning more. If she doesn’t enjoy the career she studied in school, that’s fine, talk about what she would like better.
You should run
Yea right choice, if you don't want the baggage in your life then going your separate ways is the right choice
She's being quite clear that she doesn't want to have sex with you. It's past time for a therapist now. It might be that you two are done, but it's worth a couple of sessions to talk it out.
A therapist is good because she will feel compelled to talk like an adult and not just put you down.
Don't stay together for the kids though, my parents did that for a bit, and it fucking sucks.
Your boyfriend is an immature asshole but besides that, what is it that makes you uncomfortable with trying oral?
Welcome to the reality of relationship. Go meet the family. Talk to your girlfriend in advance about whether she would prefer you defend her or bite your tongue if stuff comes up.
That man makes me so darn angry! ?
He should have hugged her.
Instead he ditched her.
I think you should come up with a mantra to use in these times. What I mean is, when you notice him being a little quiet and your brain starts spinning, stop, breathe deep, and tell yourself (out loud or in your brain)– “He loves me, and we trust each other. I will give him space in this moment. Nothing happened, nothing is wrong.” Or whatever. Just repeating those ideas that you need to hear. And repeat that 10 times or so. Do this as often as you need to, and see if it helps to calm you down, at least until he is ready to talk.
When you ask him what the problem is, you are seeking reassurance. So basically the mantra is a way for you to reassure yourself.
All this being said it would also be good if he could find a way to basically raise a flag telling you how he feels. Maybe he can text you an emoji that you both agree means “I'm feeling withdrawn”. Sometimes I tell my bf I'm feeling “spiky” and it means I'm not feeling like my usual chatty self. Whatever works. Then you at least get that clarity on his feelings. Wish both of you luck!
Yes, if it's been a week and that's unusual, send a follow-up.
If he is amazing, supportive, and a good partner, I would suggest fixing your issues without placing him in a care-taker role. Seeking your own solutions to your mental health should be a priority for you to own and improve, so that you can have a healthy and balanced relationship.