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Date: October 8, 2022
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Look them up and down, concentrate on one specific area, then look at their face, scoff, and walk away.
But she claims to already have one child. If she recieved any prenatal care for that she should know how pregnancy is counted.
We all make mistakes. I'm sure he didn't mean to hurt you in any way. Perhaps him being horny made him lose thought of what you were going through, or gave him the concept that perhaps some pleasure could actually be good for you too through all of this… For a lot of men it is also showing affection and care and love.
He didn't think about the result or consequences, and yes he should have understood you better to think before acting and know that you were in need of a more emotional type of caring and comfort through this incident.
That being said, I don't know if this would be worth it to break up over. I'd say just talk about it with him and explain to him how it made you feel, so that it doesn't happen again. He'll get his chances to apologize about it and think this through better in the future.
No. Him covering the rent while you were not working is him making up for you buying all the furniture, the plane tickets, and everything else.
it was a ONS or was a long affair?….was someone close or a random?….she confess or he found by himself?
this may be important context…but even with those being the easy one, he should be the onetaking time to himself to choice
I understand. If you are strong enough to admit your faults, you are strong enough to make it thru. Just know that theres nothing wrong with you, your brain just has to be rewired to be happy. I know how it is to have a brain that tries to sabotage you, i am in that same boat. Good luck my friend, and congratulations on the new baby!
When you say “control” do you mean that they literally, for example, keep your weed away from you, or control your personal finances so you can't buy it if you want to? Or do you mean that they wouldn't actually stop you, but you feel guilty if you smoke because of their reaction?
If it's the first thing, that's a very frightening level of control and it's definitely not healthy.
But if it's the second thing, you have to recognize that you DO have autonomy. You can do what you want. What you cannot control is your partner's reaction to what you do. That's something you will always have to navigate if you want to be in a relationship with someone. You have your feelings and they have theirs, and they won't line up 100% of the time.
So since you can't control their feelings all you can really do is be open with yours. “I feel this way when you do this.” Then see if there's a way to meet in the middle on what you both want.
I will say, though, that if I was your partner, I would certainly be worried about the idea of you sliding into addiction. And I think it would be a good idea for you to show or remind them of the positive steps you're taking, like school. (But school can be stressful so be careful.) It takes a long time to develop trust, so keep doing good and hopefully they'll see that. Good luck.
I'm a women
Yes its hard
But relationships are built on communication
More importantly if you found a partner you can speak to, this isn't a complicated question
Just using basic common sense, nothing else, then yes of course you should break up with him. Gambling addicts always ruin their finances and he's actively trying to ruin yours. Honestly, at this point it shouldn't matter how close you are to him because all he is gonna do is drag you down into debt and depression.
He has absolutely zero respect for your boundaries, and has absolutely zero respect for you.
You've done enough to try and help, but he doesn't want help. I know this sounds like the typical reddit response, but really you'll be way happier if you just block him on everything and move on.
Just check date on video duh
She's probably thinking any time you get “bored”, you'll just up and leave her and maybe come back once you again see that the grass isn't greener on the other side. She doesn't trust you and I'm sure that's where those arguments came from. You technically could possibly rebuild trust but if she isn't interested in trying that, then you're out of luck.
I'd back off and see what happens, but also try to learn to accept that you might have irreparably damaged your relationship.