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Birth Date: 1997-05-14
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Date: November 28, 2022
I think your relationship is over
The most important thing in a relationship is accepting someone for who they are. He doesn't want your cheese. Do you need him to eat your cheese?
I had an iud for 9 years and never had a single scare. Only took it out to start a family. Higher successful prevention rate than condoms ??♀️
I’m the chronically ill wife in my marriage. I almost thought my husband wrote this til I saw your ages and that you don’t have kids.
Frankly, this is why I encourage women to tell potential partners about their chronic health issues early. You KNEW she had issues, you KNEW that chronic illness comes with a high likelihood of worsening symptoms.
I see, I'll definitely consider it .
It's just I can't stop feeling as if I'm just there to infiltrate and watch over her, just imagining it makes me feel like an even more terrible person. I know the mindset is to actually befriend them but, this thought is just always there.
Life is too short to spend even a minute of it with someone who puts you down. The hot cold dance and negging are both just games and intensely immature ones at that. Stop wasting time trying to figure it out when it’s meant to be crazy making.
When you’re talking about your feelings why don’t you try asking him what he thinks. Like if you’re going through something rough then ask him if he’s even experienced anything similar and what he did to get over it. I think asking him subtly and when it relates to what you’re talking about could help him open up. Let him know that you aren’t judging him and that it’s safe to talk about his feelings
Scheduling exclusivity is kinda weird. Did you fuck somebody, or at least plan to, on your travels?
Okay then end it and get into therapy. Focus on yourself and don't date until you've worked though this. Doesn't matter if it takes a long time.
Either I'm getting too old for the internet or “diss” means something different than it used to.
Back in my day (oh fuck did I just say that?) it meant to insult someone, or how the kids these days say “roast” them.
(Shit I guess I am getting old.)
Anywho.
People grow apart, especially during the 20's and you and your friends are just at different life stages now, especially for you. You have a committed relationship now and your priorities and goals in life have drastically shifted. This is natural and good.
It just means that you have a lot less in common with your friends now than you did when that friendship began. Could they be jealous? Sure. Could you be overdoing it with the bf talk and going on about how happy you are? Probably, that's what in love people do lol
That being said, you shouldn't feel like you have to pull teeth to get together with your friends. I remember feeling that way with a lot of friends at that age and guess what… most of those friends don't talk to me anymore.
Not because we're bitter or resentful or anything of the sort, it's just natural that we are all different people with different goals and priorities and directions in life. We grow apart. You'll make new friends in your 30's (my current phase) that will most likely last a lot longer.
Don't waste your energy and time with people who aren't willing to put the same level of time and effort into you.
It's not worth it.
I guess I just got real tired of playing the game with men my age thought to try my luck with the ones more mature