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Birth Date: 2003-09-13
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Date: November 23, 2022
He blew up because he is your bf, not your therapist. Do you think dealing with your depression has been a picnic for him.
Are you in a place healthy enough to be in a relationship. As this of both yourselves.
I don’t feel like he is freeloading, but I do think there’s times where I feel he doesn’t appreciate what I have been doing. His father has coddled him his whole life up until now, so he’s not used to having adult responsibilities. Unfortunately, I did not know this, until we moved in together. There were probably flags from the beginning, but I must’ve subconsciously ignored him. All of the other men I dated before never made me feel like I was the center of their world like he does. But he does slip in household chores. Example: I cooked a special dinner the other night after I finished work and asked him to clean up as I was very tired. He said he’d do it and I fell asleep. I woke up the next morning to the same mess I had left turns out he got stuck playing video games and forgot due to his ADHD. And yes I feel the need to stress how hard I work and am not spoiled because he throws it in my face that I grew up with money and I don’t know what it’s like wondering what or when the next meal will be and I should be grateful to eat whatever. Eating at that restaurant is a sacrifice to me because he’s always saying how he does things he doesn’t like to do I.e. watch anime with me; even though he doesn’t want to because he’s not interested. I’ve sacrificed a lot more like my money and relationship with my family to be with him, but I don’t like to bring that up to him because he’ll say I’m throwing that in his face. Idk
A well done prenup actually protects both parties. They generally aren’t enforceable if they don’t. It’s preparing for the worst together so that no one feels slighted if things end or to protect larger family assets like a historic home or like a family business that would otherwise see it’s ownership diluted and effect multiple people. Unfortunately, people seems to want them as a way of fucking over the person they supposedly love should things go South, which is just bizarre. Either way acknowledging that things could change is very different than saying you think your partner is committing fraud.
I just explained how there is. Repeating your falsehood won't make it true.
I'll be blocking you now, since there's nothing you care to learn from me. Your loss; I understand you better than most of the people around you do. But I've done what I can. I can lead a child to wisdom; I cannot make him think.
Have a nice life!
Love your getaway, and the place sounds awesome. As an introvert, I need time by myself to recharge too so totally understand. That said, an entire weekend every month is a lot when you’re in a committed relationship. Maybe try changing this to once every other month and see how both you and him feel?