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Date: October 21, 2022
My parents know my bf's intentions, I chose not to share this info because I know my parents and their opinion about sex. And yes their issue is strictly regarding my sex life. My ex was just a couple years older than I am and it was the same situation as now… And it's really frustrating.
Nothing makes much of an interest to me, as mentioned my i only really play games. Been out a couple times for a party but hated it. I agree it's pathetic of me to rely on someone else but i dont know where else to turn.
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Jealousy is a horrible feeling. If I were you, I wouldn't hold on to that feeling. There will always be wealthier people, prettier people, more successful people in your circle or outside.
Accept that you do feel somewhat jealous. But tell yourself to not hate her over this. Drill it to your head that this money is not just 'handed to her.' She only received this because of her loved one's death. She probably would rather have her mother back than having the $$. Then again, some people luck out with inheritance, while others don't get squat.
I KNOW the feeling of jealousy. I'm familiar with it. But I also know that being jealous about things will not help me at all at achieving my goal in life. You have to start accepting that you have a different path in life.
Focus on you and where you're going, why you're unhappy. Money is great but it's not the solving tool to all the problems.
…welcome to the real world…
Come back when you have been married to someone that has gone through a psychotic break, where the outcome is watching your life be torn from under you whilst you're powerless to do a thing about it.
Until then, I'd wind your neck in
Cancer has fuckall to do with conditions of this type and the trauma the other party is dragged through.
Sickness and health is not a catch-all to be forced to stay with anyone that is abusive or traumatises you with their condition, otherwise you're literally arguing that if your spouse becomes mentally “sick” and starts diddling kids, you must stand by their side.
You're really delusional huh
I very much agree with this comment. Exploring other romantic possibilities shouldn't come from a place of making someone else happy because the implications and resulting feelings are always hard to adress; let alone if this is not something you actually want.
I would also note that this difference in preferences for stability vs volatility is something you should further investigate. I've been on both sides of that and fear it might me a real incompatibility in the long run. I would have once never been satisfied with a stable relationship (I left several of them out of boredom). Now, I would never be in anything if I didn't feel safe.
This is funny because I used to try so hard to make people get help. I wanted so desperately for them to feel better, that I was the sole driving force and realized soon enough that they have to want to make a change. I tried with different people and failed every time. But now I look at it as I can offer my help, but I’m not going to go beyond that if they show no interest in doing something. Everyone has their own traumas and problems, and we never know what someone’s going through. But the best thing you can do as a friend or s/o is offer them your emotional support. Let them know you’re there to talk to if they need it (without judgment) and sometimes they’ll come to you and say they want help making a change. Sometimes they won’t, but that’s okay too. Then after that, if it’s too much, you have to do what’s best for you as well.