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Date: October 31, 2022
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And I just feel so relaxed around him. He’s so peaceful.
It’s corny, and personally not the way I handle my business as a man. However, some people are different and feel the need to share this type of stuff. Red flag? No. Corny? Yes.
Eh, I'd be pissed at you for throwing me under the bus with your family this thoughtlessly & needlessly.
Just going to be real honest, it's likely to always be a problem.
No judgement on whether its right or wrong, or even whether it should be a problem (for context my best friend dated my high school girlfriend for 3 years and I was fine, but my partner was not but I could understand that.
There's alot of comments saying “So what” “it's your life” etc. which are absolutely true, but past actions have consequences and no matter how miner it seems the consequence is your current relationship may not last.
You're both very young, and this type of insecurity tends to get better over time but it doesn't always. If your Ex makes comments then it's likely to only get worse.
You won’t even have to think about this in like 3 years.
That, I don't know. I would say before stopping this time, the last time I wasn't smoking was 2021. I didn't smoke for a while until 2022. I brush my teeth, brush my tongue, but something is still there that she can sense. Maybe it takes a while to pass.
Talk to him about it. He has to suspect you might have heard the conversation even though you looked like you were sleeping. He also chose to have that discussion while you were in the room. At least a part of him wanted you to hear.
Definitely talk to him. You don't have to bring up that you heard it in his therapy session, but ask how he feels about having an abortion beyond the kiss he gave you. It's definitely on him to communicate how he feels with you. Even if you decide in the end that you do want an abortion, you can do it knowing what you both want and then take his thoughts into account when you make your decision.
Cool story
While he does have flaws
What you've described here aren't 'flaws'. This is emotional abuse and manipulation. His mental health is his responsibility, and you should not accept blame nor take responsibility for cushioning his shit behavior.
Friend typing here :Thanks for the kind words, we locked the alcohol somewhere. We’re all reading all the comments to make him cheer up a bit until he sleeps. Thanks again !
It’s all about control, it’s never been about the truth.
Some people are very trusting of others. Especially if they consider that person to be a friend.
You will if you ever date someone who has this particular problem it's very common and yes it is largely based on insecurity.
A standard example of two people having different expectations. You should talk about that, ask him what he expects of you and come to some compromise.
I hope so, because otherwise I’d want to do it. I hate what ifs. But thank you, makes me glad to hear it’s maybe not just in my head