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Thank you so much, I’m the same way with the heart on the sleeve, I’m trying not to push her too much but at the same time I want to be authentic in every aspect.
He deserves someone else.
I guess I’m worried she will reject wanting a relationship with me, and that would really suck.
Yes, that really would suck, but wouldn't it suck even more to continue making all this effort you feel you are making if it's anyway not going to make any difference?
Most of your post here is focused on things you feel your sister is doing wrong or should do differently. I'm not saying you're wrong for feeling that way, especially with the things that pertain to personal hygiene, but it does sound like your interactions are often fuelled by judgement on your end.
You probably wouldn't want to bond with or open up to someone who is always criticising you either, or someone whom you feel like you always have to defend yourself in front of. So, maybe you should look through fingers with all of these things for a while and focus on getting to know your sister the way she is instead of consistently showing her you would like for her to be different.
I've said pretty much that to her on different occasions and she just blows me off.
Dump him…he told you he was giving you gifts and he lied.
Yes, I am telling you that. It’s possible to have a disagreement without yelling at your partner. It’s also possible to give your partner space rather than bombarding them/harassing them into fixing things immediately. The fact that you don’t understand that is pretty indicative as to why your wife texted you that message.
Bro, I know this situation sucks, but this was a huge blessing. You were about to marry this woman. Imagine being married to her and not knowing anything that happened….yikes.
Don't tell on her best friend, she did you a solid, you should return the favor. Most friends would not have told you.
He okayed the idea without complaints.
What you are asking for tbh is very unconventional so even though he okayed it before the fact, it does not guarantee any change in feelings he has after the fact. People never really know how they feel about something until it actually happens. He “thought” he was okay, but he realized he isn't and you cant take it back. I would recommend couples counseling because what you asked for is like opening pandora's box for a relationship and it is not something that can be resolved simply.
Thank you. He is respectful of what I say and do, I guess it’s not a question of disrespect it’s just I don’t agree with him that adhd and stuff like that are not real? Idk if that should be a dealbreaker
Say no.
Should have taken pictures with your phone for proof
Why did you ask for advice when all you're doing is arguing with people? In any good relationship one party doesn't unanimously decide to get rid of the other parties belongs, especially without the 2nd parties consent. The Switch console is his, the games he chose are yours. It should be two yes' for a decision and 1 no to stop it. He's not showing that he respects you, your wishes, desires or belongings. Sweetheart please think about it, you've been together a long time but based on your post history he has a habit of selfish tendencies. My partner would never do to me what you're partner has done to you with the pots and games etc. He respects and loves me and never wants to do something that might hurt, insult or dispose of my personal items without consent. And likewise I would never dream of doing it to him. You do have a fight on your hands, there is no avoiding it, nor should you. What he's doing is wrong.
Take the games out if the box, put them away, tell him you don't consent to him donating your belongings without his consent but that if he wants to donate his console and his games then he's free to do that. But he can not donate your items.