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Date: October 4, 2022
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I cannot help you because i lack an important information : What do you want ?
it is not clear to me that :
1) you want to go back with her.
2) you want to be around the child.
3) the child is your child.
4) you won't brutaly end the date over something else trivial.
5) what is the role of parents in both sides.
It is believable because he sounds very square in general, and this is how squares write about their lives.
Yep, stop talking.
So you leave her behind despite your lifelong promise. What happens to her?
I agree, but there are nuances. It's different if you say “please don't come to my parents' house for dinner in sweatpants and flipflops” than saying “I don't think you should wear form fitting clothes because it makes you look like a s#$%”
There's a comma there for a reason. Break up with him, then go get therapy to deal with that, and with the issues that caused you to devalue yourself into staying this long.
(Couples therapists will almost never tell you to break up because their whole job is to keep you together.)
OP sorry to say this but it’s not a friend problem. Yes she may have been considered a friend in the past but yours and your boyfriends view of her is not as a friend. Her behaviour isn’t friendly. It’s not friendship.
You guys have been too considerate, but it seems you’re seeing the light now. You & your boyfriend need to take a much firmer line and be united on this. It’s a serious problem.
She’s more or less a stalker now. If that sounds dramatic, good. It’s a genuinely serious issue. No pussyfooting around her, worrying about being “the bad guy” or hurting her feelings (I remind you, she’s illogical, possibly delusional – you cannot reason with someone like this).
She’s not for you to manage or engage with anymore. No amount of talking to her or explaining things (such as the graduation seating) will make any difference, nor change anything. Don’t justify your decisions to her anymore.
My advice is your boyfriend treats her as a stalker. Send one message in writing – text, email, or another social media channel – whatever he uses – and tell her not to contact him or come to his house, school or place he works. Or yours. Not to convey messages through other people. Don’t worry about being nice.
Keep a copy of this, just in case.
Then both of you need to ignore her replies trying to draw you back in or insult you. If she becomes aggressive (name calling, threats, being abusive etc) towards either of you, involve police.
To me, it seems like she has mental health issues, and/or a personality disorder. It’s not up to you to fix that. She needs to recognise she’s having problems or her behaviour is problematic, and want to seek help. Perhaps you could convey your concerns for her to her parents so they can consider supporting her to do this.
“Dead dog, dead dog, dead dog” repeat. In your head.
Oh, in my day we called them scrubs ? #noscrub
thats good to hear. Have you considered going yourself or getting on a list for couples counseling? Bc unfortunately, she's not the only “problem” here. You've contributed to the unhealthy dynamic you two have and it will take work on both your parts to move towards a more functional one.
You don't need his permission, but if I were your partner I'd seriously question your judgement and decision making skills of you went through with this.