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Break up with him. Boundaries need to be respected. There is someone out there who will stop those things for you because they care about you. I would definitely have a problem with this and I have been in your shoes. I always say the follow button and the like button mean “I like what I see and I want you to know that” it doesn’t matter if they think it’s not cheating, YOU feel disrespected. It’s cheating to you, he’s compl dismissing you and you deserve better.
I think the answer is very obvious here. You are not okay being with her at all
I have viewed it, and it is pretty depressing. But some people are looking to stay with their partners, and it at least feels good to know I'm not alone. Even if it makes me a bit more hopeless, I can still show him how it affects other people, and maybe that will help him on the road to recovery. If not, being separated for a while might reveal what makes us happier. Ty you for the advice, I definitely have a lot to consider
You say he deserves a “free pass” but what you're actually doing is giving him a chance to hurt you like you hurt him. No relationship can be healthy when there's punishment and payback happening. Regardless of what you did, having a partner knowingly hurt you (because you feel you're the bad guy and deserve this pain) will only create a toxic environment.
He's agreed to hurting you and is actively doing it. This relationship is over. It's best to cut losses and get started on the healing process. This is why most people breakup once someone cheats. It's knowingly causing pain to a person you supposedly “love” for selfish reasons. That's not a relationship I'd want to be in
Very smart.
A compromise is supposed to be a middle ground to benefit both parties so you’re both relatively happy. Not “I get whatever I want because I asked for it and you don’t have feelings about it”. Her part of the compromise was giving up Valentines Day with you, your part was doing something a little extra special for her later.
If you’re not happy doing what she wants, you need to learn to communicate that to her.
Her expressing being sad she doesn’t get to see you is her being honest and letting you know she’ll miss you. She should be able to share her feelings with you. If it’s excessive, tell her that. My boyfriend had that conversation with me in regards to his business trips. To me, expressing I was sad he’d be gone for a few days was telling him I love him and I’ll miss him. He didn’t take it that way, he felt like it was more a guilt trip – after a conversation (okay, a couple conversations, I was trying lol) I learned how I could express myself missing him without him taking it badly and now we’re good. It took BOTH of us communicating and listening to reach that point.
Don’t get me wrong, there’s definitely things in your post that show she also needs to be putting in effort and she seems to lack awareness of your needs/wants, and that needs addressed. But just doing whatever one party wants (whether that’s her wants or yours) is not what compromising is.
Send her a clean background check if you are and then break up with her. Seriously what record would you have that she wouldn't know about? And unless her friend reported the abuser to the police and he was charged, he also won't have a record.
But yeah this would be hot to come back from