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  1. lmao this is literally not true, a man stopped me leaving one of those underground dispensaries once, we were both wearing masks, he came up to me and started pestering for my socials. I've had SO many guys approach and “shoot their shot” without so much as a second glance – Don't blame the gf for being so attractive that men approach her lmao

  2. If she’s saying she wants to work it out then she needs to put work in to get there, which for you is communicating, and if she’s not willing to do that then you have your answer. Have you suggested therapy? Maybe that would be a safer space for her to open up. The double standards are unfair and worth noting, if she can’t see that it’s a one way street for what you’re allowed to do vs what she’s allowed to do you’re not going to get much traction and it goes back to the inequality that’s seems to be the theme of the whole relationship. It’s hard but you can’t make someone be someone they’re not even no matter how hard you try.

  3. I would set up a hidden nanny camera or two!!!! Also pull phone records to see how many “deleted” messages their were.

  4. You can't always assume best intentions especially when you had a messy breakup with your first love. I'm glad it worked out for you but these things are mostly messy for a reason and I would never say assume best intentions when the things you're talking about is another human being. Maybe pessimistic but caution and vigilance to prevent toxic shit

  5. You respect that they no longer want to be in a relationship and you file for divorce. Ask them what they want you to do with the rest of their belongings.

  6. Our dogs are fine crated for 4 hours when no one is home, if someone is home of course they want to get out. If you want to keep your dogs you need to hire a dog walker to come by every workday to play with/walk your dogs. I’m a massive dog lover but I once was a pregnant working person. Get the dog walker now.

  7. This OP. Normally I am very much “cleave to your spouse” but in this case your spouse is wrong and has issues of her own to work through.

  8. This, my mom made so many comments about my sister and my's weight growing up we both developed eating disorders, and I still struggle sometimes 20 years later with not starting the cycle again.

  9. We actually had a trip next month to Norway (for which I paid like 90 % of a lot of money). I'm really considering telling her that I will look for someone who enjoys my company and go with them instead of her.

  10. You're either a man writing a weird fucking fan fiction or you hit your head to hard or something. No woman I have met would write about herself like that.

  11. This guy is not mentally well and he is being straight up abusive. If he won’t move out then you need to press charges on him for violating you during your encounter. He didn’t listen to you and hurt you, this is assault.

  12. I understand that. I always give him the benefit of the doubt but sometimes I just wonder what he is doing especially with the rise of social media and inappropriate content on there. I would rather know than be oblivious and give him my all.

  13. When my bro's ex did what your current wife is doing, this is what he did:

    When she sent you suicidal text, do not reply. Call your police or your emergency number to do wellness check. NEVER answer any of those phonecalls/texts she threw at you. Always consult your lawyer

  14. Why isn't he donating or finding a family to give it to? He could make it a part of his Instagram page? Find people in the area to donate food to, buy some food and make them a lavish meal, appetizers, whatever. They don't have to be extremely needy, but it would be nice though. There could be families at a local children's hospital that are staying in the hospital long-term who would appreciate not eating out of a sack for once. He also should be writing this stuff off. Throwing it all away kind of stinks of privilege and not being in touch with the world around you If he cannot see himself reaching out to others in this way you may need to evaluate if you want to be with a person who is not charitable and isn't generous with their time or money. In the end, you may find this will extend to your relationship as well.

  15. I mean, you don't sound emotionally strong or stable. Do you actually want to change this about yourself, or do you just want to secure your gf?

    If you just want things to be all right and youre fine with how you are, your relationship is pretty much dead because shes not okay with it.

    If you actually want to change, do it regardless of her. She might stick around until you figure it out, or might not. Make an appointment with a therapist asap, and look up psychology articles regarding codependence, emotional strength, self confidence and so on. If you wont take serious, planned steps to make a change, nothing is going to improve. Your choice.

    I've been in a codependent relationship before, and it takes serious effort to find your strength and not feel helpless anymore, but its absolutely possible.

    You don't need a relationship to meet your goals in life or with your daughter, but if you decide to improve you'll realize this yourself 🙂

  16. Does she do the same for trips with you? Is she mostly unplugged and minimal to no texting? If not, are your texting conversations more in-depth than the friends she does respond to? I have friends that expect paragraphs and consistent back-and-forth once I text, and I have friends that are chill with a random meme showing I'm alive.

    She tends to be on her phone pretty frequently with our trips (it's almost always due to texting this friend). When we are out at dinner or visiting with family or friends, she will usually avoid being on her phone. Her texts to me when we were LD were usually very long – multiple paragraphs long. They were extensive, and I appreciated those. But often there would be a question like “did you arrive safely?” Or “what's on the agenda for your day?” Or “tell me about your day” and then it would be 2 or 3 days until I heard from her. This was usually only when she was on trips with her friends.

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