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Date: October 25, 2022
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Was in a very similar situation a couple years back. Breaking up won’t be easy but from my experience, it ended up being so much better for both of us. It took some time but she moved on and I felt free to live for myself. Just be as respectful yet firm as possible if you’re certain you want to leave her.
If she was soo amazing… you would text her in a heartbeat, even when you are busy you would take one second to reply that you are busy and will reply later.
I hope she finds someone that isn't that busy and replies daily 🙂
I know, going after them would probably make things worse. I did find their full names and I found out where they work, so maybe knowing that, and that those revenge fantasies are therefor still options, is enough for now. I'm definitely calling the GP tomorrow for a reference to a psychologist.. At least for myself, because I don't think I can convince her to go to therapy too.
Why aren't you on his health insurance? Most countries allow you to add your spouse to your health insurance provided by your job.
he was drunk too so technically, neither of them could really consent so it is like a whoopsie doopsie and doesn't count? or do we have to hold him accountable for his actions because he's a man?
You've been woth him for 3.5 years and so far he hasn't changed. Why do you think he will magically change into he next few weeks? He won't. If anything he might “change” logn enough to make you think he changed but he won't. He will only change if he WANTS to change and he would need soem serious therapy.
Break up with him and then stay single for a good long time. Nothing good will come out of rebounding. You need to learn to be on your own and be happy on your own not dive right into some other guys arms because you don't want to be alone. You need time to get past this relationship and you can't do that properly if you move on right away.
So my advice….break up and stay single and find your self worth before moving on. You've stayed in this toxic relationship too logn as it is. Work on yourself or you'll just continue to attract unhealthy partners.
You put her on a pedestal and she knows that. Do you want a sexless marriage?
Wo-ah There goes Tokyo Go, go Bridezilla
Seriously, make other plans the day of the wedding. Who needs that crap.
hugs why should he put any effort into a relationship when he knows that you won't leave? He doesn't care, do yourself a favor and walk away as he isn't going to change
If you truely feel that way, then you should suggest an amicable break up. It is a 6 month old relationship, and if you want to explore, then don't leave her hanging waiting for you or cheat on her.
No one really knows if you will find a better gf or if you made a mistake. That is a risk you will be taking.
I've tried to discuss these things with him in the past but nothing really changes and I'm tired of saying the same things over and over y'know
I feel sorry for her boyfriend and for you
Both have been dragged into this mess and realistically should find other options.