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Date: January 2, 2023
My college ex-boyfriend did this and I took him back and I consider it one of my biggest regrets looking back on it.
But if she doesn't want to break up, then she doesn't. But sounds like you can't move forward.
Yeah, that’s what it is just as you need to start paying child support for your kids.
If you’re happy to see them go without to get one over on your ex, that’s down to you and abysmal parenting.
That's the thing, because you are involved with him even if it's sexual you do have to deal with him. Now if he blew you off for some other chick, yea fuck him.
Just let him know that you were looking forward a lot to see him and doing whatever, but don't make it seem as though he had a choice and purposely chose to sleep instead of see you.
Take time alone and reflect on your actions
It's just something that happens. Mine didn't either, no doctor could do anything about it. What do you expect a paediatrician to do? It's not that unusual, plenty of parents I know have had similar experiences.
Thanks for your insight! I tell that to myself too, but it’s so exhausting having to be vigilant all the time…. I just wish I could enjoy the relationship I have without her bringing tension to it.
Thank you! I forgot to say you should be proud of yourself for ending things and not letting him be the one to throw you away after having abused your kindness. Well done! ??
Yeah but it would narrow it down.
Everyone is giving you quite intense advice. (It’s over, break up, no doubt, no nuance.) Here is an alternate pov from the queer community. When trans men come out who have previously been in lesbian relationships, some of the time they don’t break up. Even though they face the same thing you do.
I think you should talk over things with your partner, and don’t be super hasty. I would also say maybe don’t get married immediately because you are now not certain, and people who aren’t certain shouldn’t get married.
Yeah you are not attracted to men in general. You might be to this man. You might be now and not later. Sexuality is weird.
Yeah, this definitely isn't good. “He never said anything to them about how that could be rude and hurtful to me. I told him that I feel like his family doesn’t like me but he keeps saying they do.” Your fiancé doesn't have your back at all, which is the biggest red flag imo.
I wish it was fake too, but unfortunately it's not. And let me tell you, that turtle is not just an innocent little reptile. And don't even get me started on psychiatrists. They don't know anything about the true nature of evil, especially when it comes to non-human creatures like that damn turtle.
did you feel this uneasiness at some point?
Absolutely not.
You cannot make a life long commitment on a 'whatever'.
Of course relationships are going to have some downs, but it should never put you in a position where you're second guessing everything. The idea of marriage with someone should be a total no brainer decision.
Clearly there are things that are not fulfilling about your relationship. You're 24 and that is incredibly young.
I know that it may seem like the end of the world to end the relationship, but its not. Its the closing of a chapter and starting a new one. And fresh starts are liberating + exciting to experience.
Please enough with the masculinity. No one cares about that. That aside you’re right dealing with irrational thoughts and behaviors is tiring, and for something to change… something has to change.
Did you go through all of the pills that are available for this disorder? Different types of therapists? Do you have a support group of people that have similar experiences.. because family is not necessarily any good at being helpful in this regard.
OP has actually said as much.
12 years wasted is better than 24. Don't stick around to be his doormat for another 12. Go find yourself someone amazing who doesn't treat you poorly.
Yeah…i spent 10 years with an addict who was on and off the wagon. One kid. I understand exactly what you mean and fully support this advice. Don't waste your youth trying to fix someone. Its not your responsibility. Your responsibility is to yourself.
I never called you a stalker. Im saying thats the energy you are putting off. Sending someone mail (twice) because they didnt answer your texts when you werent even in a real relationship is stalker, clingy, obsessive energy.
husband (30m) cheated. I have proof
“proof” huh? Were you an eyewitness, or got the video, or … ??? Anyway …
You've got a lying deceitful husband – that's a huge problem in-and-of-itself. Not only that, but he does it to you and right to your face. So, there can be no trust, and … relationship is built upon trust.
So … if he, and you, want to (attempt to) fix it … maybe/probably couples therapy.
If y'all can't get it fixed, then, well … what's the point? Splitsville?
I don't see a whole lot 'o other options – but in any case, not some simple quick easy fix.
Good luck.
Why wait for someone who has broken up with you?? I understand that she was upset, but if she was upset enough to END your relationship then expect she'll be breaking up with you over various disagreements for as long as you let her.
You wanted to tell her the news in person. That's reasonable. Her being worried that if you're the dad you'll have a lot on your plate for the foreseeable future? Also reasonable. Dumping you but wanting you to hang around on the back-burner while she mulls it over? Unreasonable. The whole “taking a break” thing means you two aren't capable of solving a relationship problem without breaking up. Doesn't bode well.
She made a decision which sounds pretty final. You gotta respect that. At some point it will just be harassing her and that’s guaranteed to push anyone away. Enjoy the relationship for what it was in addition to being a learning opportunity.
She made a decision which sounds pretty final. You gotta respect that. At some point it will just be harassing her and that’s guaranteed to push anyone away. Enjoy the relationship for what it was in addition to being a learning opportunity.
Is it possible that Paul’s change in behavior may also be bothering other people, and Liam’s the only one speaking up? The only real way to get down to bottom of this is to talk about the problem. Maybe approach Liam, or ask the others if they feel the same way. If there is some kind of consensus, then you’re going to have to talk to Paul about the behavior switch, and see if there’s something the group can do to help Paul or moderate. It’s also possible that Paul is neurodivergent, which would open up a whole nother (but still important) conversation. If there isn’t consensus, then it’ll be up to Paul and Liam to act like adults, talk it out, and sort their differences.
She sounds like a child. Have some self respect.