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Date: October 30, 2022
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I don't blame him. You need to seriously learn about boundaries although something tells me you like crossing them to get reactions. Are you someone who needs validation from other guys? Be honest with yourself bc that trait will end any relationship you get on. And your friend is not so innocent either, walking around your place in his towel. Come on. We're not stupid. You're not nor is your friend. He was testing the waters and you love it.
Do yourself a favour and block this man. All he is good for is a headache.
Pre-nups are often seen as not trusting your partner, but they do a lot and are very handy for a slew of things. The discussion of a pre-nup under this circumstance really wouldn't be a bad move.
Simply verbally agreeing to do this or that means very little as you don't know where you both may be in the future or what could occur during that time. It's easy to believe you may never part or that if you do it would be amicable because you both love one another right now, but things change, people change and things happen.
Deciding to stay home full time, should you make that choice, is something that needs to be heavily discussed and planned for.
Exactly this. Seems like the mother has some real control issues. It’s not her choice to make, it’s her sons choice
I was gonna ask if your dad was a narcissist..
Yeah, that clears it up. I guess you can hope that he actually got something, but it’s not really in-character.
I agree with you – this is like one honest conversation away from disaster.
My advice is to not focus so much on what other people think, and focus more on how you and she interact. If it turns into a long-term relationship, you're going to want to be extra careful to treat her and think of her as an equal. If she doesn't know about something that's important to you (or thinks about it in a way you disagree with), you can't just say to yourself, “That's cute.” You know what I mean? Because if it works out, at some point you're going to be 59, and she's going to be 51, and it won't be cute anymore. You should be able to talk about those things as equals. I don't think I'm really explaining this very well, but hopefully you get my meaning.
The same is true for her. She shouldn't just dismiss differences thinking, “Oh, he's just so ooooold, hahaha!” Similarly, she shouldn't think of you as an older, wiser person who's always going to fix things for her. Ultimately, you should be her partner, not someone with authority over her. If an issue is an issue, deal with it.
My husband is 4.5 years younger than I am, and the only time I can really tell is when we talk about pop culture from when we were kids. Those 4 years are a huge gulf when you're talking about childhood. Now, not so much.
So I’m not opposed to the party, I even invited some of my friends. I’m not sure how much of the post you read. I’m just more annoyed that she’s upset that I don’t want to wear a costume, I just want to dress casually and enjoy the night with friends without needing to spend extra money on things that won’t be needed ever again after.
It does not matter whether it was during her bachelorette party or years down the line, she cheated on him, got found out, and the friend recognized how messed up it was and trying to save someone from marrying a cheater.
It does not matter whether it was during her bachelorette party or years down the line, she cheated on him, got found out, and the friend recognized how messed up it was and trying to save someone from marrying a cheater.
May as well kiss this relationship goodbye right now.