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Date: October 17, 2022
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This feels like good advice.
Like I said above, one time I asked him why he had kids and he said it was a mistake. Big ouch.
I understand that. I’m not a big drinker. It’s more for the experience and seeing a new place. He knows I’m a very quiet and respectful person. I don’t like to party either . There’s more to vegas than just party. But it’s the fact that he knows I’m a good person and still won’t let me go..
Taking you at your word. Unless you think it's going to get back to him just keep your mouth shut because it would only cause pain. I'd have a different opinion if you went down on him or went to a hotel, but if it was just a drunk kiss. Just eat your tears.
Telling him may make you feel better but it's only going to make him feel worse and then the seeds of mistrust are planted. Sometimes ignorance is bliss.
I mean – he made her the breakfast so if he wanted beans he could have had a bite when cooking, he knows she has this boundary that she's never bent the rules about and he asked anyway. It does not sound like the breakfast was some ultimate sign of his love. Honestly to me it sounded like a test, which makes him an asshole.
I think her boundary is slightly odd, but not actually all that uncommon or unreasonable that someone couldn't put up with it if they loved her enough to respect her boundaries. I personally am not sure I would be compatible with a person with her particular needs, but I certainly wouldn't purpose fully ruin her birthday by pushing her boundaries and wouldn't be throwing plates of food around either. That's straight up unacceptable.
Three months ago
he's been the best thing that happened to me in those past years.
Not sure what’s going on here, but I’m assuming you’ve known him for 3 months, and you’re friends but not bf/gf, or even technically dating?
I think you’re doing the right thing by playing it cool for now. It sounds like it’s still early, and a lot of people seem to get inexplicably skittish when things progress too fast (just look around this sub).
If this continues, though, and it begins to have a pronounced negative effect on your well-being, you’ll need to just lay your cards on the table and tell him what you need to continue your “friendship”. You may need to be the one to turn this into a romantic relationship, or express romantic feelings first, and bear the brunt of the consequences if he doesn’t feel the same way or want the same things. The important thing is that you put yourself and your feelings first, and don’t torture yourself trying to make something work that he doesn’t want.
I would recommend doing things that make you feel good, whatever that may be. Getting a hair cut or having a spa day can be very relaxing.
Is the phone paid off? If so, just end the contract or take her off your plan. If not, pay off the phone only and do the same thing.
It's as simple as calling your provider, and tell them flat out you're not in a relationship with that person anymore and that the phone is no longer on your plan and to cancel it. If there are fees, just pay them. Get a date when service will be terminated. Then, text her, tell her you canceled it and tell her when she needs to get a new service by and literally, before she responds…block her. She will argue and say anything else to get you to keep paying the bill. Don't. Tell her, block her and move on. She will pay the bill herself or she won't have a phone.
It's that simple.
I'll put it this way. If I met a guy still paying for his exes phone service because it was a gift, I'd keep moving because it gives the impression you're still interested in her or stupid or both. No shade to you, just saying what it literally looks like.
We all need “alone time” and maybe taking this break will lend a different perspective on things for you both. One thing is for sure…if you stay together out of guilt or obligation it will only make things more complicated and difficult as time goes on.
I’ve always been one who is very direct with honesty and it has beget mixed results. I’d rather not suggest you handle it a certain way, only that you be honest and mindful of the fact that the longer you prolong things, the harder it will be. Be prudent and timely is the best I can offer, the delivery method is your choice.
I swear this is real
In your case, if your illness is terminal, I wouldn’t bother with or waste energy getting a divorce. You should just up and leave WITH YOUR DAUGHTER.
Seek out Domestic Abuse services, as this whole planned scenario with his family is frankly, Machiavellian in its abuse (waiting just so long until you die, disgusting). If you are in the US, dial 211. It is a Social Services helpline (designated by area code) that will know legitimate services in your area.
Also, it’s not kidnapping if there isn’t a no custody agreement. You can simply leave…while you contact an attorney who can preserve your rights and help you to a better life.
Your partner is incapable. Accept it now. Omg this marriage is gonna be painful for you.