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Date: November 2, 2022
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No, it doesn’t, but I took it with a grain of salt because he knows I don’t like her.
I have been in this position. Growing up I was always the friend that was left out, the friend always spoken over, the friend that was always left crying at home. My advice would be to ask them about it. There could be a good explanation but if there isn’t, get better friends. Friends that care about you never want to make you feel less than. I know high school is so difficult and it is so hard when you realise that you aren’t as important to your friends as you thought you were. It is also difficult realising you care more but if your friends are hurting you more than they are bringing you happiness, you need to cut ties. I went through about 5 different friend groups in high school because I felt that my friends never cared as much as I did. And they didn’t, even after high school, there were friends that never messaged me first and always cancelled the day of. Life is difficult but finding good friends, makes life a little easier. Good luck! ?
Okay, first of all, I'm sorry you're going thru this, and I'm even more sorry there's not an easy answer.
I am an adult child of an alcoholic and it sounds like your BF is the same.
When you have an alcoholic in the family, the entire dynamic changes and it's usually the rest of the family that suffers from the alcoholism. The alcoholic goes blissfully thru life not even caring about the damage they leave in their wake.
First of all, your BF needs to recognize his mother is an alcoholic and say it out loud. He's probably spent most of his life both excusing and enabling his alcoholic mother. He's probably spent a lifetime walking on eggshells, lest he upset his alcoholic mother.
Alcoholics don't care about boundaries. They live to smash them because they are drunk and it sounds like abusive, most of the time.
Your MIL is a very unhappy person, which explains her alcoholism. That or she's self-medicating. However, this isn't for you or your BF to figure out. The two of you and it sounds like his brother, too, need to learn how to live with the alcoholic and manage the damage she brings with her.
I read a book called Adult Children of Alcoholics. It was written in 1990, but the advice given remains the same. Also, AA has a group for the family members of alcoholics called Al-Anon. It can't hurt to go to some of these meetings with your BF as they not only give you a place to vent and realize you're not the only person in the world dealing with this, but they also give you coping skills and mechanisms.
This is probably the best advice I can give you because you've got a rough road ahead. Good luck.
You need to figure out what this relationship means to you. She seems like she wants a sugar daddy and you seem like you want a mature relationship between two successful, independent divorced people. Those can’t exist at the same time.
That’s exactly what I tried to do but my husband refused a divorce. So I continued to get to know the guy long distance.
She don't wanna be saved
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TL:DR: Boyfriend is overly thoughtful to his grandparents who have a finite time on this earth with him to enjoy their company. Also I wish he would shovel my snow.
This is my exact boundary too!
Aye. I’m also concerned he’s going to think I’m cheating on him or – if the worst happens and we break up – he’ll tell others it’s because I was cheating on him.
I’m just not sure where he got the idea we were closed from. Let alone that he applied it retroactively.
I currently do have any attachments to the city I live in, besides my job. But I am actively job searching/ looking to leave. I guess part of me kinda wants to tell her that as things go, I would definitely be open to moving to her in the not so distant future, but I know it’s too soon right now. I guess I’m a bit scared of her getting frustrated / sick of the distance aspect in the meantime. I very much understand your sentiment of life being for love, and I really want to try and make it work with her, but don’t want to scare her off either.