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Date: October 19, 2022
Then you will find it normal if he didn’t put money or financial help to his step child??
Look at the recent posts. The ages change constantly, it’s definitely an account just farming for karma.
To your children
I had a friend who, years ago was a straight guy. Then recently he came out as Trans and has grown facial hair out, long hair out, and dresses like a woman (leggings and shirts etc) and is 6' tall. I had a crush on this person in high school but it's because he was a guy back then. I don't like the look or etc right now so I told “her” that I wasn't interested because being trans is a big change and I like a guy for being a guy, and if I liked girls, it would be because they are a girl. I would only want to date a cis gendered person. I'm allowed my preference. As are you.
Alright, how do we start a poll?
My fake coins are on drugs ?
I think you should really pay attention to this:
I spent the entirety of last year getting to know myself again and I truly feel happy again.
Ever since your relationship ended, your life took a turn for the better.
Regardless if things are different now, you have direct proof that being out of this relationship has benefited you greatly. And the history between you two will always exist in the relationship… its damaged.
You gave yourself a new start in life, and I think you owe it to yourself to stick to it.
I think you two should accept that what you had… the ball was dropped and it broke. The pain of what happened will always be permanent factor in the relationship. What's trust is broken, its near impossible to repair.
Maybe proceed as friends and pursue other people romantically.
he has sponsors who help pay for his trip but he does have daddy’s money.. and no i normally always pay for myself to go!
My advice is to stay no contact. If you choose to respond, only say, “Do not ever contact me again.” Save copies in case you need a restraining order. Abusers do not change. He has been an abuser for 40 years. He has even more practice now. Everything about his email screams he is still a toxic person. That isn’t someone you want in your life. You don’t have to forgive him. Not for him. Not for you. Not for anyone. The best thing you can do is act as if he doesn’t exist and move on with your life. Keep building your own happiness!
What everyone saying is true. Don’t forget about yourself and realize you deserve to be loved and cared for. I’m sorry this is happening.
I am finding this. Just coming up to three years with my partner and I genuinely thought there was nothing else to know at the two year point – now I am being proven wrong (e.g. either in a positive way, or being presented with new circumstances that we haven't faced before).
It still seems like its on a good track for us, but it has really shown that if you've only dated for one/two years you just realistically won't necessarily be confronted with the big issues that can test relationships such as family issues, relocation/career crossroads, living together longterm, future plans, health problems, personal growth, periods of boredom/stagnation etc.
There’s a difference between you being independent and strong in yourself and womanhood, and him feeling emasculated. You’re clearly a ‘threat’ to him coz, well, you don’t need the typical male role in your life: that’s a him issue.
Yep, been there, done that. Now nothing turns me off more than someone telling me all their ex’s are crazy