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  1. Well, now you are just projecting your insecurities onto her. Dude, she already is dating you. That means she is interested in you. Stop being so dramatic.

    If she thinks less of you because you are not rich (which she also did not earn, she was born lucky) then she is no one you want to be around.

    You cant tell me you dont care about the money and then say you are afraid she thinks less of you because of money – that is contradicting yourself.

    Again, my advice would do you well. Try to let go of these thoughts or you might end up sabotaging something good yoursefl. By creating an issue that is not even there to begin with.

  2. Hold on, your best friend was seeing this girl as a friends with benefits, and you confessed your romantic feelings to her and she semi-reciprocated, then keeps going back to your best friend?

    Protip, if you're willing to do that, he's not your best friend.

    The best thing you can do is leave both of these people alone and get some space to yourself, consider why you fell for this girl then figure out how not to do it again.

    Don't go after women your friends are actively sleeping with, it's very weird and doesn't end well as you're experiencing now.

  3. this is like my worst nightmare, ik my gf would never, i love her more than anything, but man this shit happens all the time, sorry to hear ur wrapped in this situation

  4. You'll be ok. Spend time with friends and loved ones, get into a hobby, exercise, read a book. And if you think it might help go out/on Tinder and get some pussy!

  5. What you've written definitely comes from insecurities and are very likely untrue. A therapist can help you much more. I don't think this has to do with your wife but the negative way you see yourself.

  6. You do a thing well, you like when people give positive feedback. These are normal behaviours. It only gets weird/ self serving when you start to punish people for not doing the bit you like (by taking away their food, or not inviting them in future, or going like Monica from friends in that one episode)

    There's a difference between “I'm a great cook, so I cooked for my friend whose grieving and they didn't say thank you or seem impressed so I took my food back, aita” and what you've described here. Your bf's behaviour is more suspicious.

    NTA

  7. Your ideas are very thoughtful and caring. I hope we can have this discussion without getting upset and actually communicate everything we need to.

  8. If you are not attracted to her, she is not perfect for you. Whether or not you are still hung up on your ex is another story, but don’t start something you don’t want to finish. It would be worse for her to start dating you and find out you aren’t really into her. If she is obviously trying to date you, just tell her you don’t feel the same way. You don’t have to be cruel, just honest. Of course don’t say that you aren’t attracted to her, just that you don’t think it will work out.

  9. So as others have said, this shouldn’t be something you avoid talking about. This is a very drastic change that he may be blindsided by. While I’m sure he loves you, it needs to be said that sexual intimacy is an important part of a relationship, and a sudden lack of that for an indeterminate amount of time might not go over well. Definitely talk about it and if he’s a good guy he will ask questions and try to reach an understanding with you. If I may ask, is the fear of pregnancy the primary reason for this, or does an aversion to sex play a part as well? If you are just afraid of getting pregnant, maybe he’d be willing to get a vasectomy, which is reversible

  10. she disclosed that she was asexual.

    I don't have a particularly high sex drive

    These do not equate….

    You're not compatible

  11. You didn't go to their house for dinner? He literally could've told them anything. Like you're an old friend from school or work.

  12. Bf says she tracks him for safety, right?

    How did she manage when he was in school in another country, did she call and text so much then? If not it’s ridiculous that she does it now. The 9 pm curfew is absolutely ridiculous. He’s almost 30.

    I agree sit him down away from her, have a serious discussion about your issues, set boundaries about her, let him know what your thoughts, feelings, and dealbreakers are. Be firm about those dealbreakers.

  13. where is this vitriol coming from? we don’t know this guy. you’re more than allowed to disagree with OP or call them out, but you just sound hateful.

  14. It sounds like he doesn't want to put in any effort to get better. You can't help a person improve if they don't want to improve (and just delegate the work to you).

    Have a serious convo. Leeching ends here or it's byebye. It's only been a year, don't need to waste more time if his demands continue on for many years after

  15. His father used fear growing up. One of the things was that women will take everything in the divorce. Our debt was even and we were paying it both off separately.

  16. I don't believe a single word written here. The only true thing is that these 2 should not be together. OP and Wife just end it and stop mudslinging.

  17. It's probably a good idea to strip this one down a bit. Parents don't get a say over who their adult offspring are friends with any more than the offspring get a say over the parents. If their friendship is genuine, let it be. The only concern is if they're doing some shitty “Let's maintain a friendship because I'm sure they'll get back together” which… well, your ex doesn't have two real friends then.

    Your relationship with your ex is also none of your parent's business to make any declarations about whether you should've stayed with them or not.

    For you, focus on how they treat your current girlfriend and interact with her. That's the important bit. Having a friend shouldn't push away a relationship with your son's GF, they're two separate things.

    If their behaviour is more than them just being friends, snidey comments, sideways remarks etc… then yeah, that's an issue to tackle. But tackle the comments as and when they happen, if they happen.

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