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I am not from a religious family so I don’t really know how these things work but do you think that maybe you could bullshit up some story about how you feel your past experience with the last church pulled you away from God and now you want some time to reconnect before going back to church? Obviously, she knows the last church did you/your family dirty so just explain to her that you feel like being forced to go might damage your relationship with God.
Also, if she’s really keen for you to be around people from your religion, maybe offer to start going to a youth group or similar week-night social event for young religious people. That might be a good compromise so that you don’t have to go to church but she still feels you’re connected to the church in a way.
I know that in a perfect world you wouldn’t have to do anything you don’t want to do but a lot of adults don’t respect the autonomy of their children. Compromise might be your best bet.
Good luck!
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Would you make a black partner watch Gone with the Wind with you?
Sexism perpetuates harmful treatment towards women. Fan service promotes ridiculous stereotypes and ideals. It’s ok that she cares about this—her concerns are valid and she deserves to be listened to.
This! I get so stressed with Christmas shopping and if I had a partner who was amazing at gift giving it would make it so much worse. I already have to go out like 4/5 times, deal with panic attacks, crying and stuff before I can get anyone anything. Your partner is offering you a simple solution and you're refusing to take it
Try and bring up different topics?
Ok, all they talk about is those guys. Try and talk about something else. Or gently (or bluntly, if needed) suggest that they move on, because it's been months and clearly those men aren't available. Suggest ways ro meet new people. Don't just say you had enough, be constructive and move the conversation and those women's attention to some other topic.
Seriously, I think divorce is your only option. You are being emotionally manipulated by this person over and over again plus you have fundamentally different opinions on important things like children.
You said you didn't want anything in return but it's pretty clear you were trying to buy your way onto her waiting list of possible F*cks, and you're angry she took you at your word and continued dating people that aren't you.
When a girl says “not now”, you should probably take that as “not ever” and act accordingly.
There's a lot of things she did that she could have done better, but this is dating advice and we can only really give advice to the OP, so here goes- she's not into you. She never will be. Stop hanging around hoping she “gives you a chance.” Life is not a romance movie.
You're dating a teenager. He's acting like a teenager. And you're somehow surprised?
What should I do?
Accept it or break up. Don't be controlling.
Was I supposed to just walk into his office, years later and be like “hey, just so you know”, what good would come of that really?