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I totally get that you're worried and that's totally understandable. But, like you said, she could've just fallen asleep. I know it's tough, but it might be best to wait and see if you hear from her in the morning. She might just need some rest, and you don't want to bug her and interrupt her sleep. But, if you're really worried, it might be worth shooting her a quick text just to check in and make sure everything's alright. Just make sure you don't sound accusatory or anything like that. Keep it casual, like “Hey just wanted to make sure you're okay, hope you're having a good trip.” You got this bro!
“and celebrating Christmas with MY FAMILY.”
Ooooof, that's messed up. No way to sugar coat it. Your side of the family is disregard and disrespect for you. First of all, they should have tried to find a day and time that you were available to to celebrate Christmas. Secondly, they should have asked you how you felt about your ex and his new wife even POSSIBLY being invited.
Your mother wanting to wanting celebrate your exhusband's new wife's birthday and said that “she's part of the family”………………uuuuuh, no she's not, at least not to her(your mother). If she thinks so, then ask her what exact relation is she? Mil? nope.
She needs a therapist for her past trauma before she's ready for a relationship.
Make sure you know what love means to you, and have a talk with her about what that concept is in your mind, so if you say those words, she knows what you mean.
In my opinion, love is not a feeling, it is a choice. When you choose to treat someone in a way so that they feel safe, respected, valued, comforted, etc., then you are choosing to be loving. Sexual desire isn't a requirement.
A lot of people talk of “being in love” or “falling in love,” which usually goes along with intense desire, more of a super-like. But this is called limerence, and is closer to a food craving rather than actual love. It is just something your body comes up with, and gets you obsessed for a while.
I can go into more detail on this, if you'd like to understand where I'm coming from. But I think it is the sort of thing to talk about with someone important to you, so they get what you mean. Obviously, “love” means different things in different contexts. For instance, these are all different:
I love my wife I love my child I love pizza I love gardening
As you can see, we tend to overload the word “love” instead of finding other ways to say what we mean.
I guess that makes sense. I guess I’m just afraid of it blowing up into something else, because I know everyone will be trying to hug me and telling me how sorry they are when she’s not my mother.
Like his grandpa or smth is full black
Wow…..I had a different opinion but this…is pretty much changing my mind!
Age gap we meet again.
guns are a dealbreaker for many. Have you ever told her you have a gun? I would feel so unsafe if the guy I was dating for months never told me he had a gun.
Using the word “piece” basically outs you as an irresponsible gun owner. I guarantee it's not that you own a gun that's bothering her, it's that you are the kind of yahoo that can't be trusted with a gun and now she realizes you have one and is having a flash of clarity about this new boy she just started dating.
If you copy and past the name of this post without the word update, you will see the option for the original post.
She can't take it back but she can answer the questions he has running around in his head
how often do you text her?
i start with a new therapist next week. my boyfriend offered up the idea that we could do counseling together to figure how to improve ourselves in the relationship
So do you think I should text her tomorrow telling her to have a good day at her new job or just wait until/if she reaches back out? I left the ball in her court today so to speak
He literally has proof the fuck?
People have a past, anyone you date would likely have had previous experiences. It was unfortunate that it was with your friend but neither of them have done anything wrong – it was before he was dating you.
This is specifically a you problem – if you can’t date him knowing he dated your friend then end it. They can’t change the past.
It’s immature. But you decide if whether or not it’s worth breaking up over.
He comes off as selfish. Will he not eat your pussy after fucking you? Just curious.
It sounds like you need some personal security advice, not relationship advice.
Forget it. Give her a legal 30 day move out notice, then avoid her like the plague. Do you really want someone obviously emotionally immature living in your house. What is she going to accuse you of next? Maybe not something as beneign. Get her out quickly!
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Just say “guess so” and move on
He's still in love with his ex.
Trust your gut. This is not over thinking, it's being practical. You don't want the life he's going to have.
He is not ready to disclose what happenned to his family, and that's valid. But it is just as valid of you to not accept the uncle in your life. Rest assured you did the right thing. Only thing left is to hope your now ex can get the help he needs and understands what made you decide this.
Find a lawyer,prepare everything and leave! Stop waiting do everything before being trapped on a pregnancy and stuck with her.