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  1. reach out to the landlord NOW. ask them what your options are. this is not a guarantee, but you may have options you don't know about. there is no harm in asking.

    ask your parents if they can help you. it would be in their best interest to get you away from him ASAP.

  2. You did the right thing and you explained this very well. No room for interpretation.

    I can understand a partner feeling bad about crossing a line they didn't realize. I know I would but I'm glad he was open to hearing you.

    I think your suggestions are great. You could even have a visible queue that you are open to being touched, like a specific piece of jewelry. You put that on and he know that means you are open to being touched without further requests from him.

    Either option you use is great.

    I do want to say, if he is still making this about him being rejected, that's not a good look. I can understand feeling that way when being told but then working through it logically.

    Talk with him again and ask if he understands this is just a boundary you need to feel secure. If he does, great. If he is still on the “you rejected him” thought train, that would give me a not so good feeling. This isn't really about him, it's about what you need. He can either respect it and do what you've asked going forward. Or, he can make it about himself.

  3. Please stop living in your delusions and read the actual post. OP was considering breaking up with her bf due to her families blackmail.

    So she should move in with the guy she was almost convinced to leave because of her family's pettiness? You don't see how that would possibly be a bad idea?

  4. You apologized for not setting the alarm? At his own apartment? He's a 32 yr old man?

    Get it together. You had nothing to apologize for, so don't. He couldn't even give you examples.

    You should dump him. But if you won't, you better stop letting him get away wth this bullshit bc it'll only get worse for you bc he knows he can do it.

  5. You’re way too young to get married. Live! a little bit and make sure that you get an education BEFORE settling down.

  6. Is she his property to give away? No. She is allowed, in fact entitled, to decide for herself if she can get married or not. Her choice, not his. She doesn't need her father's permission or blessing.

  7. This guy is not good for you. Nobody should lay out conditions for dating for you that way and rules apply equally to both, if he can sleep with others so can you.

    Keep going to therapy and kick him out of your life

  8. One thing is telling him and nothing changes, another is basically running away from the problem without even trying to solve it. Your relationship can be going amazing to your partner, he cant and shoudnt be responsable for being able to read your mind.

  9. Why do you think the “best thing [you] will ever get” is a verbally abusive partner who calls you names? Why do you not think you are worthy of better?

    I hope you are working with a therapist about all of this.

    It is OK to feel sad over a relationship ending, even one with a bad partner like this one. It is OK to feel your feelings. You are allowed! But learn to enjoy being away from him – you are in a peaceful space without yelling and name-calling, and that is a GIFT.

  10. Wtf? It’s absolutely not antagonizing to ask medical professionals to address the patient as something they’re more comfortable with.

  11. You could try couples counseling.

    But at the end of the day, part of our job as parents is to demonstrate healthy relationships for our kids to model. Even if you’re not fighting in front of the child or kiddo is too young to understand the words, kids pick up on the tension. Kids who are raised in dysfunction tend to have a higher incidence of anxiety disorders and other mental health issues.

    Staying together “for the kids” is rarely good for the kids.

    All that said, it sounds like your husband really needs a therapist for himself. Jealous of the a baby, not showering…that’s mental health stuff.

  12. You put my feelings into words perfectly: the messages seem extremely calculated and carefully crafted in a way where at face value, if I say he’s doing something wrong, I will sound crazy.

    But I am willing to overlook the messages. It’s really the IG post likes that get me. At this point, I can only hope that his whole discovery page isn’t just busty, bikini clad models. And even IF it is, I sincerely hope, from the bottom of my heart, that his gf is not nearly as bothered with it as I am.

  13. You and the groom are really kind of icky aren’t you? First of all, grow up. You go along to get along which is immature. Second, tell her before she puts any effort into being with you. Third, how do you possibly stand beside a cheating bridegroom? The good news is that you’re 23 and can still decide what kind of a person you wish to be. Actions are everything here, feeling guilty doesn’t help.

  14. I’ve been married for over 20 years and it wouldn’t have lasted that long if it was hard. It’s supposed to be a partnership not a punishment.

  15. You were doing the right thing, but unfortunately that doesn't win points with people doing the wrong thing.

    Any drama that occurs is not on you. Not your circus, not your monkeys.

  16. Her friends are doing the right thing. They should’ve pointed out that it’s creepy for a dude at almost 30 to be into a teenager.

  17. Your wellbeing ? He took a hit of a vape. It's not for you to control him based upon your family history. But then now you are also with someone who didn't take your “boundary” seriously twice now. Why would you Stay? That is your well-being right there being thrown out the window, staying w someone you are not compatible w and have to control. Nothings going to happen to your well being if he physically vapes. Your anger and self absorbed behavior is because he lied and didn't protect your boundaries.

  18. Just leave. My sons mom was addicted to heroin, and she didnt survive her battle with addiction. She was in and out of inpatient rehab for two years before leaving and ODing this year.

    I’ve tried shooting it myself as a teenager. It’s absolutely intense, the best feeling ever. and people who become addicted struggle for years and suffer unimaginable pain. I can only name one single friend of mine who went clean and never looked back.

    It’s not worth a six month, or even a six year relationship.

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