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Gongrats! Glad it’s the best relationship you’ve been in.
Of course apologize. Take some deep breaths and relax. See about getting things back on track.
What the actual f#$% if you haven't told your boyfriend already, you should
This chick can’t find ANY OTHER MALE???? Seriously I’m questioning her motives. If you happen to bump into each other that’s cool. But if she found you on Facebook or reached out to you, she has ulterior motives. If it’s social media keep it on social media only but don’t go out of your way to talk to her. That’s a ticking time bomb. Respect your wife. Women can be sneaky especially if she’s single or in an unhappy situation.
Oh wow, I’m sorry you ended up in this mess. I understand her stance regarding not blocking him due to work, but I feel that there are much bigger problems here. I do genuinely believe your partner loves you and wants to be with you, but up until this point she hasn’t really showed she is trustworthy and she expect you to believe her and be fine with it. Because she is not willing to put a lot of effort into proving to you that she is willing to provide you with the necessary reassurance you need. How long has this emotional rollercoaster been going on? How much longer can you take this without becoming completely mental? She moved across the country. Is the country small? How are you going to take the next hurdles in your relationship? For me it would be too much drama too soon without actual real life complications such as children, health, money,… . Thing about yourself, what would need to change for you to be happy in this relationship. Think long and hard. Write it down if needed. Once you know, evaluate truthfully if you think you can ever get that from her, or if she would be willing to do those changes,
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I'd go NC. It's not your job to change his mind on major shit like this, especially when he's being the forceful about it, but you can show him that his actions have consequences and that continued behavior like that will drive his family away.
Personally, I can just say that I don't think he would find it any better if it were wine, considering it tends to have a higher alcohol content, so he might actually find it validating and that it proves you're becoming an alcoholic.
Some of the best advice I’ve ever gotten is that people will show you how much they care for you. If you’ve brought it up and he didn’t change, he’s telling you he doesn’t care.
Run fast and far away from this person. you barely know her, and you already are feeling responsible. she needs serious therapy.
I would ask him what he would do if he found such a note from you. And I would go to couples therapy with him, because it would be hard to figure this out.
I am also surprised how redditors assure you that everything is fine. It is not, because you are on the different stages of your life. You are looking for mutual romantic love and infatuation, and you deserve to experience it. Everyone deserves to experience it when they are young.
He is looking for a safe and stable harbour, more of a friend than a lover.
Nothing is wrong with either. But you need to talk it out and think if it makes sense for you personally to jump over “his infatuation” stage right into being “his safe harbour” stage. It is an ideal situation for him after all the turbulence of his previous relationship, he would probably be a great and mature partner, but you need to be clear how acceptable is this situation for you.
I don't need his permission to do anything. I want his support and I need someone to drive me.
Well I guess we know why he’s so over the top sweet to you. Two months and his true personality is coming out. You’re lucky, lots of women don’t see the abuse for much longer. Get out now.
Haha I do not.
These pig puns are making me snort while laughing ?
>And he sent me over 2 dozen screenshots of text conversations between him and other girls where he asks them “Did I fuck you good?” “Am I the best you've ever had?” “Is it the biggest dick you've ever seen?”
Sounds like those conversations are made up. It's easy to fake conversations.
>He won't take my polite no for an answer, so before I block him, does anyone have any advice on some kind of witty put down I could use?
“I read the reviews. I give you 1 star. Good bye!”
If he's trying to pull the “But I'm a nice guy. Me take good care of you” card, try posting the “screenshots” over at /r/niceguys and see what they say.
Looks arent everything. Good 4 them but if it doesnt work out can be very awkward. Best to switch jobs first.
Thank you! I wasn't actually blaming her, I just wanted to write a quick summary title and it came out that way. I can't edit my title. I hope my post explains it better though.
He’s letting the mask fall. He’s letting you know exactly who he is. Do with it what you will.
I think this depends on the country, culture and if you are planning on only marrying someone super religious.
Aside from the mental health aspect, it's clear finances are a primary stressor for you right now. As such, I think it's a high priority to find a job that is more stable. You'll never be financially secure on a zero hour contract, this has to change so you can make forward progress. Additionally, check out the wiki on r/personalfinance. They have lots of great resources to help you take control of your financial situation.
Other questions:
What do you currently do for work?
What past work experience do you have?
Do you have any degrees/certifications?
Any skills/interests that could be monetized until you find more stable employment?
Do you have any connections in your industry that you could reach out to for job leads?
What state are you living in? Have you looked into their food/housing/financial assistance resources?
Are there any expenses you can start cutting back on now in preparation for this?
Is there any public transportation you could use to get to your parent's house (or at least closer)?
If there are any state universities nearby, try looking into the non-dorm student housing. Some student housing developments don't actually require that you attend college in order to stay there, and rent is usually way cheaper. If they do require you attend a school, it can sometimes be cheaper to take a single class just so you can stay at student housing (depending on the university).