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Date: October 8, 2022
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I might be a little annoyed in your position as it's not nice to feel like you're being manipulated. But only a little annoyed since going on a one-on-one date with this girl is not really super high stakes either so it's not like they left you high and dry in some horrible situation. At this point, you can't force your friend and his girlfriend to come to jazz night, so the only questions are whether you want to (a) see G again and (b) if yes, do you want to go to a jazz club with her? If you'd rather switch it up to something more lowkey, go ahead. It's totally normal to suggest alternate plans when half the original group bails.
Have been doing the smiling and letting her be and it can get very overwhelming as it's a one way conversation and my opinions don't seem to matter all that much (I am a really talkative person). Thank you so much for the advice, I will try to get him to understand this issue even more. I am sorry you've been through this, happy for you if you're over it! ?
I’m getting a little tired of repeating myself. I’m not judging her for the adjustments or the procedures. I simply don’t like that there is very obviously a lot of insecurity based on how she wants to continue stacking more and more procedures and how her reactions to not having access to them or not being able to put on makeup indicate an unhealthy level of attachment to her appearance. That is NOT the same thing as not wanting her to get any procedures or judging her for getting a procedure. Let’s stop acting like the way she reacts is healthy and twisting this to make me out to be an asshole that says he likes natural women while only dating ones that get work done. Because that’s not what’s happening.
Bigger is not better. Bigger can be painful and unpleasant. And bigger/smaller has nothing to do with how good a man is in bed.
Focus on her sexual pleasure, not your dick size.
Is it possible that he was always the person he is now, but hid it well until you were completely dependent on him and couldn’t leave?
Sounds like he got your attention, but did nothing with it.
He's not happy, he's putting on a brave face so he doesn't look like a loser. Fucking duh. Men hurt too but generally feel like they aren't allowed to show it. How can claim to have had such a good relationship and yet have so little insight.
I'd reply to the post “oh, I see. I thought you had found one in me. My mistake.”
You need to go no contact and then stay single to work on yourself. You need to find your own happiness while being single. Until you are happy on your own you should stay away from dating because you're just filling a void. This makes you prone to attracting unhealthy partners and ending up in a codependent relationship.
No one is responsible for your happiness but you. No one can make you happy if you're not happy on your own. A partner is supposed to complement happiness not be responsible for it.
Once you are happy on your own then a partner becomes a choice and not a need.
Your ex knows your desperate and lonely and taking full advantage of it. She's slept around so clearly it was easy for her to move on. Whatever floats her boat bit don't get caught up in it.
You've been single for all of 6 months. On top of that you're young so you've got time. Find new hobbies or sports, go travel. Meet new people just for friendship. I'm 50 and have been single for 4 years and I'm perfectly content. It's the first time in my adult life. I don't do anything outrageous and I don't sleep around (far from it)but I'm enjoying being me for the first time ever.
If you know that you are LDR, and that also she has trauma and isn't comfortable, you're doing yourself a disservice to personalize this. Yes, you are the problem, because you're pursuing a relationship with a person who can't meet your needs. You've only been together a couple of months, and dating is an audition, not a contract. Move on and find someone else, who is more in line with what you want sexually.
He needs help, not being parented by his girlfriend. He should go to his doctor, he should go to a therapist, he should go to a psychiatrist. Encourage him to get help. That’s the boundary that you can set.