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Date: October 11, 2022
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Mfs on reddit really expect people to function like npcs and not have any thought or feelings about the way they're being treated
So this guy isn’t your friend as much as you thought he was. Sadly as we age, we start to see true colours of our friends and lose many along the way. Some of the high quality ones will stick but sadly these are the experiences we face when someone shows their true colours.
But you don’t have a right to prevent him and your ex from being together in any capacity … but I get why you’d want him to know you don’t like it and then from there you can see how “true” of a friend he is or not.
Be ware though, if you don’t give him a “safe space” to be honest with you, they will just do it behind your back. Also, if you push him away immediately, he will feel justified to just go do it. Either way, I have a feeling this ends with them having sex
I wouldn't for a few reasons but it's up to you and your husband . If he says no, I would definitely not do it because if you do it will eventually ruin your relationship with your husband and your marriage.
You’re kidding right? People are allowed to have different interests. You’re sad because he won’t party with you while he sounds like he doesn’t want to be there at all and is only showing up for the short time to make you happy. Don’t try to change people. If you want someone else then find someone else.
Yup, there's a whooole lot of context missing.
What were the occasions that you gifted these things? What happened days/hours before, after? What have these relationships been like (in terms of dynamic for example)? What exactly makes you want to give gifts, what result are you trying to achieve? How did your partners react?
Just say it, fear is what stops people from doing a lot of things
Thank you, this is a good insight, I know he doesn't make any extra payments on the principle so you're right about all the payments being mostly interest. I don't think he's open to change either
Yes I get it. Therapy is the option and I should be taking it for becoming a better person
Honey. He’s gay and having an affair with his ‘friend.’ Leave him, and decide if you want to blow up his shit behind you or not.
Yeah there’s a ton of gaps here, so no one can really offer advice. The guys “said no.” To what? A date? To a relationship after dating for a bit? To getting serious?
And what does “finding out” your bf is a guy mean? When and how do they learn this? Do you talk about him on a first date? Are you bringing this up even before me dating?