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That’s what it felt like with my ex. I’m still in love with her, though.
Tbh this used to be me. You sorta just get over it over time. I don’t really care anymore at all, especially given I’ve had more partners.
None of this sounds weird. My parents divorced, and we still spent every holiday and birthday together. They were friends because it was best for us kids. You need to realize that your feelings about their arrangement just don't really matter. They just don't. If he's a good dad, his daughter and what's best for her will be more important than your insecurity. You need to either figure out how to be OK with that, or move on. The ex is not your enemy or your rival, she should be your friend and ally, since you're all part of the daughters life.
There is an underlying reason why your over reacted to that extent. Something more then bf's best friend turn up at last date.
I am guessing you don't feel as important to your bf as his best friend is. And the one time it's just the two of you the best friend turning up triggered you. Thats why you over reacted.
Bf giving you the silent treatment isn't a healthy thing to do. Its manipulative and childishly immature.
Like yes you were rude but I bet it came from underlying tension.
To my surprise my boyfriend said no and that I couldn’t come because the celebration wasn’t about me and that I would somehow be shifting all the attention towards me.
-Not on purpose, but everyone would likely want to talk to you, ask you questions, get to know you etc. when the attention should be on the girl. It's just natural curiosity and you should actually be happy that at 25 your boyfriend is aware of social etiquette because most twenty something guys (and girls) are completely clueless on how to appropriately handle a situation like this. I'd leave it in the past.
It's pretty terrifying that he's 33 years old. This sounds like something a VERY immature and entitled teenager would do. And let me just say, the people who go around yelling how their co-workers and people around them are all idiots are usually the biggest idiot there.
I doubt he'll ever get his old job back, and he just lost a reference/ probably got his whole reputation destroyed in his field. So he better suck up his pride and take a job wherever he can find one, even if it is “beneath him” and try and rebuild his reputation.
Asexual people do this sometimes, because they know, being asexual can stop from finding life partner they will love. Although I dare say it is extremely selfish love since it is one built on lies. Perhaps you should pressure her on this topic?
Thankyou. I will really consider your responses. I feel this is highlighting a bigger issue for me which is the lack of uncertainty I have in many decisions. I am an over thinker 100000% which sometimes makes things even more difficult especially when theres no clear cut answer.
If she can't leave her, even at a cost of destroying your relationship you should break up. Personally I would ask tell if her decision depends on this race, then she should stay, as you can't be with her. Tell, if she does the race, you are over even if she wins.