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Date: November 5, 2022
No, you don't continue the relationship because you have no relationship to continue.
First of all, do not blame yourself for what you said in the airport. You said nothing wrong, nothing that was unreasonable and he is totally gaslighting you on that.
Everything he has said to you has been a lie. Do you actually know, as a proven fact, that his mother died? Are you sure?
Do you know 100% he is who he claims to be and hasn't catfished you?
Either way, it's time to cut your losses. There is nothing wrong with meeting and starting as a LDR but you need to meet. 18 months down the line he has done everything he can to avoid doing that, he has gaslit you, demonstrably lied to you if you ever tried to meet him again, you already know it would be exactly the same.
The fact that he blocked you, his girlfriend, on ANY messaging platform is, IMO, unforgivable and an automatic breakup.
No, you don't show up in Hawaii. He won't be there. Go to Chicago, enjoy your holiday, go home a single woman and move on to dating real people
You're not going to be able to save her, OP, so please start taking care of yourself.
Three trips in six months? You must be rich
Your message was nearly perfect, it couldn't possibly have been more respectful. Bob is just being a little bitch. Though, I guess it may be possible that he's feeling guilty about his past behavior. It's clear that he intentionally stepped between you and your wife. Perhaps he's grown a conscience.
I would either leave it OR, write another message examining that you have no issue with him attending, and it's simply that you prefer not to interact with him, then run it by Alice and her groom to ask if the wording is OK.
The only spot where it was a little demanding was here:
If you do interact with me, you must do so with respect and proper acknowledgment of social boundaries.
I would have (in retrospect at least) put it as:
If you do need to interact with me, please follow the rules of common courtesy. I'm sorry to have to say so however, given our prior interactions I feel that it's appropriate.
For the second note (if you write one) I would include something like:
I don't have any intention of running you down to the other guests or having any sort of confrontation with you. You've been a friend to Alice for a long time, she'd really like you to attend and I have no issue with you attending.