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  1. He hasn’t texted her yet but he made it seem like he plans to in order to catch up with her again. Because they were apparently quite close before he met me. I’m so worried because I feel like this could be the beginning of the end for me :(( I didn’t want to tell him I was worried because then he’ll stop telling me next time things like this happen but I feel like I need to know to avoid getting hurt. I get that lots of guys enjoy validation from girls and it’s natural but why can’t they just focus on the person in front of them who’s been providing them that the whole time? It just makes me feel like I’m not enough for him if other women excite him this much. It hurts a lot.

  2. The betrayed partner always deserves the truth. To deny that to them is to deny them autonomy and to further the abuse they are suffering.

  3. You should definitely break up. And he needs to leave. This isn’t right. He lead you on and is using you so as not to be homeless.

  4. Religion is considered one of those big ticket things in relationships, and for good reason. Very few people are able to manage a relationship with significant religious differences because the core of many faiths is the idea that they are the only “correct” one.

    If you need to “convert” to be in a relationship with someone, it probably isn't worth it and will only cause heartache in the end.

  5. If he were white, I would solidly be in the “dump and move on” camp. But since you mention that he's Indian, I would have a few follow up questions about where you live! and whether his views have shown any evolution for better or worse. I would feel weird about what he has said, too. But I would also bear in mind the context of whatever racism he has experienced which he attributes to his skin color or race and open up a dialogue about this with him. Don't expect that he has thought this all out or can give you an easy explanation for his thinking any more than a fish can explain the water they live in the first time they try. Of course, the point of dating is to find out more about a person. Therefore, even in the best case scenario where he is open to examining the negative comments and views he holds, if different experiences with racism, colorism and different views as a result are more than you wish to take on, I would move on.

  6. Ok but don’t you see how this isn’t going to be very conducive to your relationship? You can’t hide things from a serious partner and if you can’t talk about certain things what does that say about the relationship and how much you trust her? If she finds out later or she’s waiting for you to come clean now, she might feel worse that you continued to hide it instead of being open and honest.

  7. Hey sweetie. Internet mom here. People date in order to discover if there’s a possibility of a relationship. To see if the other person is a match. She decided you weren’t compatible. But. She was incredibly unkind. She just disappeared rather than doing what a nice person does. She’s not a nice person. Don’t judge everyone by her actions. There are so many good people out there. You will find a woman who you really click with. Unfortunately we usually have to date numerous people before finding a real match. This had nothing to do with who you are. You communicated clearly and if she had a problem with your expectations then she should have been an adult and said so. Not a nice woman. Don’t judge everyone because of this one woman.

  8. It sounds like her sexual desires, needs, kinks, etc. are beyond what you’re comfortable with (which is probably why she cheated in the first place). She is going to keep cheating on you because it fulfills a sexual thrill she is not getting in the relationship. You have done NOTHING wrong. She is the one who is wrong. She shouldn’t be in a monogamous relationship if she wants to have sex with other people AND she shouldn’t be in a relationship if she’s trying to push for sex that makes her partner uncomfortable. It sounds unlikely that she will dump you, so you should dump her. Rip the bandaid off.

  9. Exactly, he's grasping at straws to somehow make it her fault that he won't propose. OP, it sounds like he has no intention of proposing – I'd break things off and start over. (And I'm almost sure he will suddenly whip out that ring, once he realizes he can't string you along anymore. I'm not sure you should accept, though. He sounds like an a-hole.)

  10. Don't have a kid unless you want one. Reality is at your age having a kid wouldn't be easy, so it's decision time for you as well. But if ultimately, having a kid isn't for you, then don't go through with it.

  11. He literally tried to sexually assault your gf in front of you and you think his feelings and friendship matter more than her? Do you even love your gf? My boyfriend would have killed the guy

  12. What specifically have you compromised on? Secondly therapy for you because you need to build the trust you have in your own perspective and decisions. If you have compromised so much is that healthy for you? Are you over stretching your boundaries and comfort for a seemingly healthy relationship? Is she fully healed from her past relationship? Also I'm extremely worried about her not addressing the children's behavior. If that escalates then you're in actual danger and you would need to leave her regardless of your feelings for her.

  13. Or maybe because the wedding was in Mexico, an exotic place that he could pretend to be single in and hook up. That’s why he didn’t invite you. You are right to feel suspicious. You know he is behaving weirdly. There’s a reason for it.

  14. I hope he answers your call. I’m happy for you. Good luck with your journey ahead, you will be a great mom!

  15. You are heartbroken because your relationship is completely dead now. There is zero chance it can recover. You should seek out a divorce lawyer and speak with them about your situation. I am sorry, but you staying there will cause you nothing but grief.

  16. First, she really has no business injecting herself into the situation. She also has no business going to your workplace of all places to do so. But, since you expect her to return what I'd do is try to get ahead of the situation so it doesn't interfere with your professional life.

    Call her yourself before she comes back in so you can be prepared to discuss with her and also not caught off-guard or embarrassed at work. I think she's probably trying to negotiate on behalf of your ex. Once you let her calmly and politely know that reconciliation isn't possible then you can at least give her some finality/closure. Not that you should have to do so seeing as she isn't your ex. But, she's that type of busybody woman so you have to deal with it.

  17. Are you married?

    What it is is a mindset. You’re “ready” to be married. For everyone, there are different markers that get them there. For many men, it is inextricably linked with the notion that you are able to provide for a family. I don’t care that it’s an outdated notion – marriage, in many ways, is even more outdated. If he gets married now, before he’s ready, how do you think that will go?

  18. Are you sending him lovey texts throughout the day? Or just upset that you’re no longer getting them? Have you put in the effort to make sure he feels as loved by you as you’re expecting him to make you feel? There are tons of reasons people pull away, and a very common one is that it’s a response to someone else pulling away. So…is there anything you’ve done over the past couple of years that could contribute to him texting you differently?

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