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Date: October 3, 2022
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So are you mixing meds and alcohol? This is an important question.
Not judging, I'm medicated and drink a bit.
Yeah that’s really frustrating, I would possibly let him know exactly what you mentioned here. I would ask, since he gets literally the same advice from you that he does from her, why does it go over his head the first time?
If she does not want to go to a therapist than I would highly recommend you have her stop taking birth control or the BC she is taking as there are other alternatives out there to restore her sex drive. If she gets off BC and stays the same then there is more to issue than the birth control.
The sounds of it she might be Asexual and learning that she can't get turned on or aroused by sex anymore.
To prove that you need to remove her of the BC first to rule out it is the medication.
I totally understand you. When I first said I was moving out from my parents’ house, my mom freaked out. And just like you I always wanted to live alone bc of her behavior. She has always been very controlling with my life and my stuff. When I made my first tattoo (I was 20 at that time) with my own money that I made working a full time job in a very good company, she also freaked out. She said she would no longer help me to pay my college etc. I tried to remove my tattoo with a grater. She never apologized. Anyway, she will freak out, but you need to be very consistente and sure. Maybe she will say things you don’t want to head, but in some days she will act like everything is normal. If she is such a kiddo like mine, she won’t help you with the boxes and stuff, but as soon as you get in your new home she will come around. Anyways, my tip: Just be quick when tell her. Do not hesitate, you are a grown girl and you have the right of moving out. Let her know you are in charge of everything, you have made your own decisions. Do not let her blackmail you with her feelings. Good luck 🙂
Okay. Your issues were less than 3 weeks ago so realistically you really can’t have made real changes. Change is proven over time. You asked for a break. That’s breaking up. You don’t just call for indefinite time outs in relationships. And. She smokes. That’s a deal breaker. It truly sounds as if this is over. Honestly it’s a really new relationship with a lot of issues. People usually are still at their best 6 months in. It would have been common courtesy to tell her about the work party. I don’t understand why she didn’t know about it until the day of. Why didn’t you invite her? Is that not allowed? Is it normal for you two to spend weekends together and do you always wait until the last minute to make plans? A lot of issues in a very short time.
It's definitely not easy dating someone who's not quite on the same level as you emotionally. And it sounds like your girl is a bit behind the curve in terms of adulting and taking responsibility for her actions. But here's the thing, bro: you can't change someone else. You can only control your own actions and reactions.
So, my advice to you is to have a serious talk with her about what you need and expect in a relationship. Be honest and direct, but also be understanding and empathetic. Let her know that you care about her and want to make this work, but that you need her to step up and take responsibility for her actions and her emotional growth.
But also, remember that growth and change takes time, and it's not always easy. So, you gotta be prepared for the possibility that things might not work out. And if that's the case, you gotta be ready to walk away and find someone who's on the same page as you.
And remember, bro, don't put all your eggs in one basket. Keep your options open and don't get too caught up in this one girl. You deserve to be with someone who's on the same level as you and who you can build a strong and healthy relationship with.
The funny thing is, a lot of anti-abortion people are pro-choice… only if it happened to them. There's a bias that they are somehow allowed to make mistakes and their action can be excused or forgiven… but not other people's. Like the father who harassed an abortion clinic and campaigned against it but then had to bring his daughter in to get an abortion because he didn't want her future ruined by having a child. Then continued to be against abortion after it.
Were you taking on your share of household & parenting duties when she was working? Is it possible she found it hard to juggle say 90% of that on top of working?
Well explain to them directly. Call them and tell them that you have video of her cheating on you at her bachelorette party, so you are calling off the wedding and breaking up with her. Tell them the honest truth so they don't get some bullshit lie from her, and then move on with your life. I know what it is like to be cheated on, it isn't easy, but you have to move on from this. Just take it all one day at a time.
Now what's her explanation and excuses for making u live a lie for 10 years !!??
If she tries to rope you back in, just keep repeating to yourself “She is a liar and trying to manipulate you.”
She always has a coat next to her bed for when she has to go to the bathroom or something