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  1. You're not wrong but this is also dangerous advice. His testosterone will spike and the world is fundamentally incompatible with that today. It's a twisted mess from here.

  2. What an idiot. Do not continue a relationship with this man. A man should be a foundation for a family but he ripped the foundation right out from under your feet and threw away 15K to boot. You cannot trust your future to such a person.

  3. You two are not compatible.

    First off, how shitty is he for not understanding how you feel and STILL pushing you to share food / utensils after this long?

    Second, I feel like he set you up.

    You’re way better off without him.

  4. Well, if you’re really making a lot of assumptions here, they could be very damaging. Maybe get into the feelings of why he has already has a better course of action in for them learn how to communicate is even better.

    People in this world expect everything to just work and be normal, but we all have a history. We’ve all been hurt. We all have insecurities and I guarantee you everyone posting has all of theirs. They just don’t get their dirty, laundry aired out.

  5. 100%. I made him a little plan on how he can become financially independent (including working elsewhere) in the next 12 months but balls in his court as to whether he does anything. This is the first time anyone has ever pointed out to him that this isn’t normal, and most mothers don’t treat their sons like this. It’s really sad, I feel horrible for him. But I also need to protect myself.

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    He's never let me use his phone or laptop throughout the relationship, but I never particularly cared. I have my own. Things changed this past week though.

    We've been housesitting together in an area that has no cell service. The other day I'd forgotten my phone at my place, so I had no way to contact anyone. I asked him if I could use his phone to sign into messenger and quickly send a message to a friend of mine who I was meeting later. He was sitting on the couch opposite me using his phone and he tells me that I can use the laptop in the office. Thos laptop belongs to the owner of the house. I'd already explored that option and told my boyfriend there was a password on it. He then said he'd find his old iPad and I could use that. WHILE HOLDING HOS PHONE TWO FEET AWAY FROM ME! I let that go.

    Last night, I pointed at his laptop and said that I'd like to print a few things. He immediately told me that I should use the laptop in the office. I again told him that it was password protected. He says, “I can figure the password out.” I again left it alone. Later, he calls the homeowner in COSTA RICA where they're on vacation to get the password for their laptop…..while his laptop sat right there on the table. I told him that the situation was really fucked up and went to bed.

    This morning I decided to take my things and go back to my place to think about things. He was at work. I was packing my things up and grabbed a grocery bag that I thought had my books in it. It didn't: it had a small laptop and a few folded pages of paper. I pulled out the paper and it was a list of his passwords.

    I sat and thought about this for three hours and whether I should/would snoop. I finally did considering the past week. One of the passwords opened the laptop and….there was nothing nefarious on it. Opened his two emails…nothing. Facebook….nothing.

    Why was he so insistent on keeping these things private? Obviously, I need to leave him because I totally violated his privacy…but why wouldn't he just let me use the stupid laptop or phone?

  7. Be polite but only polite. If he hadn’t called your landlord there would be hope that he’s just looking out for a young woman on her own. I had a great neighbor like that. I’m sorry this is something you need to keep an eye on.

  8. Get rid of him – and tell your sister to stop with such misogynistic rubbish. She needs help.

    Petty? Your mental, emotional and physical health is threatened. Your KID WAS BITTEN BY A DOG! He won’t take your no to sex seriously. That’s sexual abuse.

    Break up with him. Spend some time first to put a safety plan into action. Lots of good advice online and in DV organisations. Be careful of your financial documentation, identity documentation etc.

  9. Beeing accused of cheating is what a relationship is?

    Okay, we have different definitions of relationships.

    Good thing i will never date a man again and woman are way more rational when I comes to things like that, not like irrational man.

  10. he always says i’m too much for wanting to do stuff and like yeah fridays and saturdays are the days i see him but it’s just one friday..? am i wrong for that? am i wrong for wanting to socialise with girls from work

  11. You need to kick him out.

    This man is abusing you. This man believes his wants are more important than your needs. This man will never, ever treat you like you deserve respect.

  12. This is what I was going to suggest. Pregnancy test reveals are all over social media. Telling her it would be a special moment for both of you would make sense and I feel most people would find that sweet, so she would have no logical reason at all to refuse unless she’s lying.

  13. 1 – good 2 – but you didn't listen within this thread? 3 – also good 4 – saying “men do xyz” isn't the same as saying “all men do xyz”. For example, “I get catcalled by men every day” is different than “all men catcall me”. Make sense? 5 – refer back to 4

  14. if his mom is deliberately causing drama at his wedding, it's not a petty thing and him shutting it down wouldn't be betrayal.

  15. I think OP needs to really look at himself and re-evaluate his feelings toward Kate. It’s like she’s the priority, not his gf.

    Maybe OP needs to be single for a while, since the relationship isn’t a priority.

  16. I take things personally and think everyone I have will get bored or leave me eventually. I've been thinking about it too and i will try to see one soon. Thank you for your advice. ❤️

  17. From the limited info here, it sounds like the mistake here is with inviting both your boyfriend and his ex-wife to the dinner, when the ex-wife is hostile toward your boyfriend (judging by her animosity toward you).

    Here's my suggestion: Your boyfriend tells his son that he's concerned his ex will make the evening unpleasant, and he would prefer if you and your boyfriend could host the fiancee and her family at another time. BUT if they're sure that they would rather have both your boyfriend and his ex-wife at this one event, your boyfriend will attend (without you) and be as civil as possible.

    This would show that your boyfriend is putting his son and future DIL first and respecting their wishes, while also giving them an out to respect you and avoid a crappy situation, and allowing you to avoid spending an evening of (I'm guessing) having to politely tolerate the ex being shitty to you.

  18. There are plenty of studies that have shown that it can take 3-4 years to completely get to know someone. Reasons behind this length of time is because at first couples will hide certain things about themselves but over time will start becoming more comfortable with each other. Yes you can know someone within just a few months but to completely know someone takes more time. I just don't see what the rush is in getting married after only knowing someone for such a short time?

    The relationship needs to be healthy and solid before trying to take such a huge step like having children or marriage.

  19. Nowhere did she say they aren't happy. You assumed. You also don't even completely understand what you're arguing. The entire argument was around social media, not having female friends or friends of the opposite gender. Your data pool is nowhere near accurate. You'd have to interact and know the individual stories of hundreds of thousands of couples, and even then that wouldn't be able to apply to the human heart. You have no experience, or any kind of expertise in the area. Quite frankly, you have absolutely no idea what you're talking about. What you have is internal bias, because you don't agree with this couple's take on social media. You claimed that couples that have social media boundaries don't last. I proved you wrong by literally being in a happy relationship that has social media boundaries. You backtracked by claiming my gf does not allow me to have female friends. That was not true. You have no argument to stand on, other than you working 3 jobs. Which I could care less about.

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