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“You are, at the very least, having an emotional affair. Either you take steps now to remedy that, or steps to divorce. Which one?”
It's not necessarily that they wouldn't find you attractive or anything, but it's that there is too much of an experience and maturity gap there for most people. People in their 30s usually want someone fully developed, established, and mature because they aren't open to playing games or casual things anymore, but people in their early 20s aren't really at that point, yet.
Do you make plans with her? Like, do you make an actual plan with an actual date and ask her to book that time with you to do something? Do you tend to be more of an introvert and prefer to stay home on your days off?
It’s hard to offer much advice without more details.
Based solely on your OP, it doesn’t seem like she wants to spend time with you and maybe it’s time to move on. But then I think about my situation and I wonder what she’d say.
My partner prefers to spend his free time watching TV or playing video games. I like to spend my free time doing my hobbies and volunteer work. We eat dinner together during the weeknights and have a date night every Friday but after dinner and on the weekend? I’m gone a lot doing my own thing.
When my partner does plan something, I’m on it! But I book things a few weeks in advance usually so if he just has a surprise day off? Chances are that I already have things planned having thought he wasn’t going to be around.
I dunno. If you don’t feel like your needs are being met, you need to tell her that you’d like to spend more time together. But if she’s more extroverted and you’re more introverted, it may be that you need to put some effort into actually planning things with her vs just expecting her to stay home.
You said you’ve got a dog…plan a hike and a picnic and take the dog, go for a walk after dinner. Go to a dog park. That’s inexpensive and can be some nice quality time for all!
But you’ve openly acknowledged that you wouldn’t have believed her if she had said it was you, and that would have been a fight anyway. It seems like you put her in a position where she can’t win, which you know, and still you’re punishing her for it and saying she has a lot of red flags?
I'm not friends with these people and he isn't friends with them either, we just tolerate them. They weren't at the party, they were outside when we were walking.
She did have a reason to know how some people here are like though. I've told her before and I told her RIGHT before they approached us to ignore them.