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Date: October 5, 2022
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In my experience, it's one of those in-between expressions of affection (just like “I really appreciate you”, etc.), especially if you're a couple months into dating. In my past and current relationships, this sort of thing is tossed around right before the big “I love you”
You guys are at the point in your relationship where you're really getting to understand each other, and your feelings have begun to solidify. Both of you probably have “I love you” dancing at the tip of your tongue every time you're together haha
However, since you're still relatively new to your relationship, it's scary AF to take the next step, especially if you're the first person to say “I love you”. Naturally, the middle ground between “I love you” and something less personal is to say something like “you mean the world to me”
In all honesty, if you feel like you truly do love him, go ahead and tell him first!! It sounds like you're both to that point but are just too nervous to take that next step
I feel like she is stringing you along maybe.. She could just be telling you the guy is mean to her and whatever else she said. Idk sounds similar to stuff I might have said in my early 20s to my ex…
Updateme!
My gummies are definitely starting to kick in because doing it this way sounds right! The visuals I get from reading this are clear, sounds like a good time!
Time to grow up kid!
What happened on your first date
Well, I suggest pursing legal action if that's an option too because I'm pretty sure knowingly exposing someone to an STD without disclosing things is a crime.
Typically men who make a living online telling other men how to be “Masculine/alpha/whatever bs” are not men who themselves have healthy and successful relationships.
Take Andrew Taint for example, dude made millions scamming guys giving them advice of how to attract women when he himself had no gf, just girls who found themselves stuck in his company once he removed their ability to leave.
Do you want to be an Alpha male or do you want to have a loving relationship with your gf?
I get that if he does park dates with you all the time and freaks out when you want to go to a restaurant for once, money is probably really tight for him (no wonder, for a PhD student). But if he doesn’t communicate that and reacts like he did, blaming you, calling you sensitive etc., he is just not mature enough to be in a relationship right now.
Honestly? I had a friend who would act the same way whenever I got a new boyfriend in high school. She would always, always blame her behavior and her flaking out on me on the fact that I was too preoccupied with them to be her friend, so she would simply try to sabotage the relationship to make them go away. I don’t think she was truly attracted to even one of the guys she tried to steal from me. She just didn’t want me to have them. She tried to explain it years later as her angsty way of dealing with the fact that she was in love with me, but like. You don’t treat people you’re in love with that way. She could’ve just asked me out. Idk if attraction towards you is a factor or if she’s just resentful of you getting the male attention instead of her, but she’s no longer your friend. And she’s not really your boyfriend’s friend either if she’s actively disrespecting him and your relationship this way. I’d put up some harsh boundaries. You don’t need this in your life
What's his feelings about Tom? Or is it only women who must remain monogamous? How is Tom being an utter trashpit Samis fault? She's not even wanting this, even though she completely deserves the opportunity to find someone who would appreciate her kind (or weak?) soul. How is any of it his business? Who made him the moral authority for others and your actual authority?
Personally, I would tell him he is overstepping by dictating your friendships, it doesn't affect your marraige at all…unless he decides to make it do so. Their sexual life and stupid choices aren't his business. Her allowing the continued and increasing disrespect her shitty husband is showing her is sad and, she needs people to be there to help her get her confidence back and to support her while she deals with a ton of new information, trauma and new duties as reluctant caretaker. And hopefully help her get the self respect she needs to leave him and his disloyal, irresponsible, cruel, and stupid ass.
As to your husband, I find arrogant people with superiority complexes and ultimatum based communication obnoxious, but guess what? Its none of my business who you married.
Usually with poly relationships you must discuss your boundaries. Seems like you never had that conversation. Some people want to be notified before they meet a new person, ask about STD checks, any information on who they will be with. Talk to your partner and set up these boundaries. Poly might not be for you and that is okay.
He's an adult. He can make all his own choices and mistakes.
And why exactly would it matter if your mom sells the house if you both leave?
i simply put do not have the time to work out consistently + i dont really like the muscular look personally so idk. if i find the time to work out it’d be full on just cardio probably