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Date: October 31, 2022
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Realizing there is no such thing as the one, there is a great many.
Okay well I don't know what the law is in your jurisdiction, but at this point I'd argue that the dog is yours and she would have no standing to demand its return. Or maybe give it two more months so it's a full year.
Point being, in most jurisdictions, companion animals are considered property. Once personal property has been abandoned ('abandoned' is a legal term of art and is defined by the rules/regs in your jurisdiction), it is yours. You are caring for the dog, feeding the dog, taking the dog to the vet. She, on the other hand, has made no effort and taken no action to retrieve the dog; she has essentially abandoned it.
So I wouldn't worry about her taking legal action, and even if she did, she won't get the dog back. In my opinion. (and – I'm a US attorney, not UK).
Meanwhile when it comes to YOUR property: You need to continue to attempt to retrieve it. Document every time you contact her. Be polite, be straightforward. I've read your other comments, and I would push with her family to help you arrange a time that they can meet with you at nan's property, and bring someone with you (to help/witness – don't go alone).
You can also tell the father (or whoever is most reasonable) that you need to get this sorted because unfortunately, and you'd hate to do this, but you might have to end up taking this to small claims court so it can get settled.
If all else fails, you can in fact take her to small claims court: she either returns your property or she reimburses you for its value. Write down everything she has of yours, try to figure out what it is all worth.
Good luck OP.
I don't get how everyone is asking this. Dude, have you spent much time with older female alcoholics?! They're the fucking worst! Terribly jealous, emotionally stunted, often cruel to women who made better choices and didn't struggle. If they've been together 5 years and she's not interested in attending the ceremony then it seems obvious to literally anyone who understands alcoholic family systems that it's because his mom is not a nice lady. People have a hard time wanting to celebrate people who are mean to them.
Thanks for this, I know it sounds weak and sad, but I just feel like I needed to talk about it somewhere before being strong enough to talk to people I know.
Yes to both actually, the female has tried to make out with me while I’m sober & drinking & has been turned down multiple times. And the male has made some sexual comments in the past but I assumed it was joking since I’m friends with his baby mama
I believe it can be fixed (from experience). Few things to consider : is she otherwise affectionate? Hugs, kisses, touching or avoiding it altogether? Read a book called “come as you are” straight talk about mismatched libidos. Hopefully she can engage enough to read it as well and maybe learn something about herself. Make it clear (attempt #13) this is not working and you are making a last effort to change things because you don’t see a future like this (without a threat but a plea of sorts) Emphasize this by showing her r/DeadBedrooms to help her understand where you are coming from. Explore sexualities. She could be asexual, demisexual or missing a key component in what triggers her libido. Above all, she has to be willing but needs to know status quo is not an option. Also spend time with each other without intending to lead to sex. She might need that intimacy and security back without the pressure. Good luck! ?
Why didn't she take the “touching you” in her hands?
That can end your relationship but you could tell her if she thinks she is bad in something she should not be punishing you for that.
Send flowers but absolutely don’t write the note that way. The last thing she wants to be reminded of on Mother’s Day is that she has a terrible relationship with her daughter. Just say. I wanted to acknowledge you for everything you did for me during a difficult time. Thank you for being you. Happy Mother’s Day. If she says something to her daughter then just shut the ex down. Don’t remind her on that day, or any day, that her daughter isn’t grateful for her. That would be cruel.
is he friends with Tom?
He definitely needs to also be in therapy, and the two of you should get some counselling together.
She should have given you a heads up to let you make that decision but a lot of women feel entitled to date the man they want to date and will ommit things that make them look bad.
Kudos to her friends for telling you.