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There are multiple entries/definitions that qualify you as a bigot. You met that one.
I’ve previously lived a lot of places…I don’t just show up demanding to speak with the occupants, including my ex.
This can't be real…reminds me of another post about asian girl before
I don't particularly understand all the hate directed towards you. Yes, romanticising past relationships does happen, but if you're aware of it, I don't see the issue. He was someone you loved, you don't love him anymore, right?
I'm someone who values closure and actively seeks it out. So, I understand that meeting him for coffee so that you can move on without anything lingering is a valid option for you.
I think the best choice is to go to a public place with your husband and let your husband pick whether he'd like to go inside with you or stay in the car/outside.
The specifics of “do they meet?”, “should they talk?”, “do we eat or just get coffee?”, and so on depend on your relationship/your personalities.
I'd also consider going to a counselor/therapist before meeting your ex so that your thoughts are organised when you see him again.
I'm not a very jealous or possessive person, so I'm not really sure what that feels like. By the looks of the other comments, it's extremely distressing, so I'd make sure your husband isn't insecure/possessive/jealous before deciding anything.
Good luck and I hope you get the closure you're looking for.
You either get over it because you did this to yourself.
You break up with her because you'll never get over it.
Or you learn some tricks in the bedroom and take that crown.
Yeah I saw that after I posted this. My bad.
Yeah the same thing happened with me. When I was younger I always said yeah I want kids because that was what I was always taught I'm suppose to want. So even in my early 20s I was still thinking yeah I want kids eventually it's my job as a women. But as I got older I realized that I don't actually want kids.(the thought of pregnancy actually terrifies me!)
I finally talked to my fiance about it and he was a bit upset, but he understands. I do know he wants kids and I still figure that I'll probably end up having to have a kid eventually because everyone is still pressuring me too(not my fiance but family and friends). I definitely never lied in the beginning I was just young and thought I really didn't have a choice and it wasn't til I was older that I realized that I'm allowed to not want to be a mother.
Dude your gf is being insecure for whatever reason and is def driving a wedge. This is your first relationship so you don’t have too much experience and it’s easy to be head over heels in a way that doesn’t let you see the negatives. Your GF is wrong and making you a bad friend because she doesn’t want you to have friends for whatever reason, she might not even realize it. DO NOT betray your friends who’ve been there for you.
When she files for child support or whatever you'll be paying much more than you do now. Sadly.
I didn't invite my new-ish SO to high drama family events because I didn't want to deal with explaining every nuanced piece of family lore and beef to him. That's it. Quit perpetuating your stupid fucking idea.