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  1. Without downplaying your concerns, growing weed (and smoking it) is a hobby. I know because I do this. Just like men in their 30s who brew beer or make wine. Having a house is freedom to pursue a hobby.

    That being said, him not respecting your boundaries is more concerning. Him not being so nice to your dog is also concerning.

    Depending on weather, can you ask him about growing outside instead? Perhaps in a greenhouse, out of sight out of mind.

  2. I hate that apart of masculinity is their financial situation. Thats an adult thing that just applies for everyone. Its toxic to look down on someone for not affording things.

  3. Nobody owes you an explanation for anything, and if you’re cutting ties with someone, one more emotional conversation is likely not a good idea for either of you. It doesn’t matter if it’s a friend, or a partner or even a relative; you’re cutting them off for a reason and getting into that reason with them will only draw you closer together and make it harder on you while potentially allowing them to guilt or manipulate you in the process.

  4. Either way, I packed up my stuff and left the apartment because I feel like my girlfriend just accused me of being one of the worst things a man can be. I’m currently staying with my parents. My girlfriend has called and told me she doesn’t truly think I’m an abuser but is still pursuing the background check to be 100% sure. She also wants me to go to therapy. This time she said it like “everyone should go to therapy!” but originally she definitely said she wanted me to get “screened” for abusive behaviors

    OP, her asking you to get ‘screened’ is very concerning. Especially after six years. IF she doesn’t know you by now, then i wonder if she would really know you. It also says a lot about her skills and intuition.

    The other concerning thing here is this: From her current behavior of asking you to get screened to ensure that you are not an abuser, she could very well escalate that to saying that you are/were an abuser in the relationship. She may go back through time and rewrite how the relationship was, think about any minor slight that you may have committed then be convinced in her mind that you were abusive towards her.

    I’d suggest a couple of things, should you really decide that you want to go back to her, then it would be in your best interests to install security cameras throughout the common areas in the house. Also, be very careful about if and when you decide to have a child with her. Having a child could complicate things significantly.

  5. They're being manipulated by her childish behaviour to think she's ACTUALLY childish… which she's not. I'm not even making conspiracies, this kind of behaviour is so clear manipulation once you look at it from an outsider's perspective, but you can't turn that way often if you're too involved… and she's using that to her benefits.

  6. You're right, this is not a good option at all. In my head I was thinking “well 3 year life span is better than 8 so we can have the talk again when it's time to replace”, but that's obviously just deferring the problem in addition to not being realistic about reproductive health.

  7. Mostly responding to your edit: Please be careful when parsing “advice” in this sub as it is traditionally rife with misogyny. A lot of commenters seem to be ignoring the “my partner has major depression” part. There is info missing here, such as: How long has she been in therapy? Has she been on medication for it? Has she recently changed or stopped taking medication?

    It’s possible she wants to live apart because she feels guilty about you having to deal with her depression. Its possible she wants to live separately because one or both of you is too messy. I know plenty of couples your same age (I’m 38) that live apart for a variety of reasons and still have a very strong relationship. And there are all sorts of motivations for living separately that are totally valid. One couple I know is married two decades and lives apart in the same neighborhood because he snores super loudly and she works early at a hyper-demanding job. This works for their children as well.

    Sure, maybe she is trying to break up, but that wouldn’t necessarily be my first guess here, especially not with the major depression in the mix. Continue couples counseling, for sure. Arrange a sit down discussion with your partner to discuss the financial aspect of selling your home and getting two rentals (that, to me, sounds like a kind of rash thing to do, especially in the housing market right now)

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