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1. Yeah I think you need to talk to him about that more and just keep talking to him about it. If he isn't sure about you after a few more months then I would seriously question his supposed “investment” in you. Give it a little more time and see how it goes.

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2. I mean most jobs frown upon being high at work, but food service isnt like. Having peoples loves on the line so as long as no one makes a big deal (or if whoever the owners/managers are dont care) its fine.

   She uses more than average for sure.

   And like. You can be uncomfortable being with someone who is high all the time. Theres a difference between supporting peoples right to do whatever whenever and your specific needs in a partnership.

   But yeah. Are you okay with how often shes high? Questions of job stuff aside?

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3. Great. I had avoided therapy. Had avoided being honest about what had happened with anyone. I just pretended that everything was great and my childhood was mostly normal.

   It wasn’t.

   I had repressed this stuff pretty well for about 25 years when I had a major panic attack out of nowhere at work. Ambulance came and brought me to hospital as I had no idea what was going on. ER doctor gave me the contact information for a therapist after they figured out what was most likely going on with me. My wife drove to pick me up with our kids and I broke like a dam on the car ride home about what I’d been holding back. I was worried that what I shared with my wife would have mad her look at me different or treat me differently which I did not want. Our relationship is and was perfect. Thankfully, this didn’t happen. She just supported me at my own pace. Talked to me when I wanted to talk and at every “you must think I’m gross” she would point to how out of control what happened to me truly was.

   I don’t think my repression was having negative effects outside of my own self but I do see major growth and improvement in who I am since I revealed that to my partner and started therapy. My partner has been super supportive, respectful and kind and has stated that she had always had a sense of what I revealed to her and wasn’t that surprised when I finally title her what happened.

   Therapy has really just helped me make peace with what happened, given me perspective, and helped me to be an all around better human and decision maker.

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4. Yeah he was definitely doing coke. I used to be a heavy coke user and those are textbook signs and excuses. He probably had his brother say that to cover for him. If he’s hiding it from you it’s likely that it could be more than just a once in a while thing.

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5. I focused only on this one problem in my post. All the other things work really great. He is kind and really everything I wished for in a partner. I just have a problem with this one thing. I know that I’m being unreasonable, but I also feel like it’s his fault I’m feeling this way. He just came out of a toxic relationship and he was probably under the infulence that every other girl will be as possesive as his ex.

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6. You always pick the pet, ✌️ to your ex.

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