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Date: November 5, 2022
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Leave. Tell your bf that as he didn’t do anything when brought it up in the past, and it’s still happening, that you are deciding to protect yourself, and end the relationship. Record him saying these things, especially if you can get him saying anything about cheating/having an affair with you. Then send the recording to your bf, tell him he has 24 hours to deal with it, or you will send the recording to his mom. If he says he will do something now, or actually does, all good, if he tries to brush it off, or say he’s going to do it later, send it immediately to his mom.
Either way you should end the relationship. Your bf obviously doesn’t care that you are uncomfortable, that there is something wrong with his stepfather, that there is a chance that you will be assaulted by the stepfather.
Also, him never asking for a blow job, I agree with him.
I would never just ask for one. I like it when my partner WANTS to do it and initiates it. I do NOT like it when I always have to ask, as if they don't even care and I'm the needy one. It's a gross feeling.
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He said a couple of things. Firstly that he doesn’t have any issues with the ECP which I would be absolutely talking if something terrible happened to me. Secondly, he said, “while I still think it’s killing an innocent baby, I could never bring myself to stand in a r victims way”. But I don’t know if that would change how he sees them, or me. I don’t think he even knows. However the ONLY thing he would do or say to a victim would be to give them all the support he possibly could, he would never even mention anything to do with abortion. Even if they got one I don’t think it would stop him from being there for them anyway, even if on the inside he’s torn up about it.
I also wanna say that when I asked him about this he was so distraught. It was like I told him he had to pick which one of his family members he was going to have to shoot. I think he was on the verge of tears just thinking about it.
I don’t know about other pro life people, but I know HIM. He is bursting with compassion and empathy for everyone, that’s one of the things that makes me love him so much.
As a recovering addict myself, GET OUT.
He needs to be focused on his recovery instead of being in a new relationship. And you do NOT want to get into this.
He's clearly not ready to be clean. BELIEVE me, you WILL regret it if you stay.
I think the only reason your ex-gf would have such a blasé attitude about this is if she has herpes now, herself. Otherwise, she wouldn't risk contracting it herself by duping you into acquiring it.
Poke his eyes
I’m sincerely sorry for the loss of your friend. I’d imagine that was, and still is, incredibly painful.
But have you considered that tragedy is entirely shaping your perspective? Because doing whatever you reasonably can to prevent someone you love from committing a crime is wildly different than finding your partner’s location using a geotag in a story, showing up when you have no tangible reason to believe they are actually in danger, and physically removing them from their location against their will.
She was drunk at a party with her friends. Something bad could have happened, of course! But OP had no reason to believe that she was in imminent danger. He saw her doing shots at a party. He stalked her location. He showed up uninvited. He asked her to leave, and when she declined, he used physical force to remove her. C’mon. He didn’t actually believe she was in imminent danger, he just disapproved of her choices and believed he had the right to overrule them.
Again: I am sorry for your loss. But wishing someone took your friend’s keys away isn’t a reason to justify OP assaulting his girlfriend.
I’m sincerely sorry for the loss of your friend. I’d imagine that was, and still is, incredibly painful.
But have you considered that tragedy is entirely shaping your perspective? Because doing whatever you reasonably can to prevent someone you love from committing a crime is wildly different than finding your partner’s location using a geotag in a story, showing up when you have no tangible reason to believe they are actually in danger, and physically removing them from their location against their will.
She was drunk at a party with her friends. Something bad could have happened, of course! But OP had no reason to believe that she was in imminent danger. He saw her doing shots at a party. He stalked her location. He showed up uninvited. He asked her to leave, and when she declined, he used physical force to remove her. C’mon. He didn’t actually believe she was in imminent danger, he just disapproved of her choices and believed he had the right to overrule them.
Again: I am sorry for your loss. But wishing someone took your friend’s keys away isn’t a reason to justify OP assaulting his girlfriend.
she scheduled 10am on a sunday, WTFF
I was in a long distance over 13 time zones relationship for 4 years. That was 15 years ago. We are married now. Four months is nothing
Most likely said this so you’d block him and not try to contact his wife. Probably a move he’s pulled with other women.
how is that even a question you have?
Run to the hills Run for your lives
I will not only go NC, but I'd tell my parents/close friends/secure circle about this situation. Making a joke like that, even after a 2 year relationship, its a big NO from me.