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Date: October 25, 2022
you seem like a caring person, the type to out others before yourself. please, but please, run, run far and never look back.
thanks for the advice again mate, seriously
Your boyfriend is a dolt. Please upgrade.
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Hello all,
I hope you are having a good day.
I've been in a relationship for two years, and it's mostly been pleasant except for one flaw.
My girlfriend constantly seeks to emasculate me, often attacking my masculinity.
I'll give some examples below…
When I go to fill my car with petrol, I'll usually wear the plastic gloves they provide, she will accuse me of being gay as “straight men don't wear gloves”.
When we go to Starbucks, I usually order hot chocolate (as I'm not a huge coffee guy), she'll tell me “hot chocolate is for little boys who sleep next to their mom”.
One time, I was at her apartment, waiting to go out and she was still in the bathroom, I decided to try on some of her jewelry and take a few selfies, she got enraged accusing me of being a “closet trans woman”.
When we are on nights out, she purposely tries to start fights with other women and expects me to back her up, often I just pull her away from the situation and she accuses me of being scared of the women she's tussling with.
During intimacy, if I ever suggest doing anything with her ass she'll hit me and call me some kind of homophobic slur.
She often compares me to her ex boyfriend, who apparently was a “real man”, but she complains that used to beat her. Whereas I don't think “real men” abuse women, which she seems to disagree with.
Anyway, that's my scenario, any insight would be appreciated.
Have a good evening all!
No. You do not have to. You are choosing to, out of fear that someone might disapprove of you. And you cannot get her pointing in the right direction. However, you can stop pointing yourself in the wrong one. (Her.)
There's a reason addiction recovery groups use the Serenity Prayer:
God grant me the serenity to accept things I cannot change, courage to change things I can, and wisdom to know the difference.
The thing you cannot change: her being a dead weight in your life.
The thing you can change: you being a pushover, a people pleaser, codependent, afraid of disapproval.
Currently, you have those things flipped. Wisdom is flipping them back.
Cheers for that
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I just can't fathom how they didn't already know this though. To the point that I'm almost ready to call this story fake.
My best friend is going through fertility issues, and she and her partner have been trying for three years. A year and a half ago, they were referred to and began working with fertility specialists. They found out within the first three months of working with them, that the issue is not his sperm in any way, nor her uterus or ability to carry (polycystic ovaries appear to be the cause).
Point is, I know that not every country has these services wrapped into our health care, and far from every couple can afford to pay for this stuff….but after 14 years of trying, how have they not saved the money to get any testing done at all? Sperm count testing costs very little, even in America. So…how come they had no idea she was apparently super fertile, and he was the one infertile? I don't get it.
There are enough reasons to leave. You don't want the same things. He has a gambling problem. He doesn't work. He's too old to be this immature. You are wasting your time. This relationship will go nowhere. Do you want to be in the same place, 5 years from now, hoping for a ring, trying to convince him to get a job? Think of how much resentment will build between now and then. You know it's time to move on. Have the courage to do it.
I can't speak for anyone's situation but I would be happier knowing my child is making the best decision for him/herself and won't be caught in a bad relationship