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1. If shes use to people being nice to her face but talking shit behind her back, then she’d worry about things like this. Ask her if that’s the case. If it is, tell her that if you’re upset or if someone is upset with her and tells you, you’ll come to her to work it out with her. That you’ll always try to resolve stuff with her directly. It may take awhile for her to trust you on this, but over time it could help. Maybe try that, see if it makes a difference.

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2. I’ll go up to them and try to strike up a conversation. I’ll try to get them to laugh and ask them about themselves, mixing in relatable experiences I’ve had depending on their answers. For promiscuous women, I’d probably just omit that I’m a virgin, and when they found out during the act I’d probably just bounce. College is where I’ve been trying and have been getting the same results. There isn’t really much to do where I live.

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3. What do mean felt bad when she realised what she had done

   So she got drunk and hooked up then felt so bad she did it again on another night

   Then she cut it off , I mean her friends new and had no problems with it , yeah nah , cheating and encouragement from friends is a dangerous combo

   Then of course said nothing and hid it for 10 years

   That's gonna be a tough pill to swallow

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4. I didn't delete any comment?

   We can just end the discussion here if that's the line you're taking. You've dragged me into the mud deep enough as it is anyway.

   Enjoy your life ??

   I deleted the post

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5. You are very focussed on what you want here, to the extent that you have completely disregarded what your partner wants. That degree of selfishness doesn’t bode well for you becoming a mother.

   Similarly, you say “I’m worried that having a baby at this stage might make the relationship hard”. You clearly aren’t prepared for the reality of parenthood, because it’s going to make your relationship VERY hard. Most of my friends have kids. They all said the same thing, that the first year was the most challenging for them as a couple. You know how they made it through? They were all SOLID as couples, and very much on the same page when it came to wanting kids. They were all well established in their careers, so had job security, they never had to worry about clawing their way back in after parental leave. They were aware of the reality of having kids. They were prepared.

   Honestly, I don’t think you are mature enough yet to be a mother. Wait a few years. Establish yourself properly in your career. Make sure that you & your partner are on solid ground before you have kids.

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6. My mums sister and dads dad were in a relationship for 20 years until he passed. Not a big deal. The only qualms was whether my grandfather was called uncle or grandpa, as it changed depending on who you talked to.

   Not sure why reddit gets so worried about relationships between adult parents/family members

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7. I agree that his feelings are valid, but I don’t think “boundary” is the right word. Boundaries are in regard to what he’s okay with happening to himself and his own body. They aren’t to be enforced on others.

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