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  1. If she's not willing to talk about it then I don't know what more you can do apart from offering to talk about it in neutral ground with a couples therapist or going yourself to therapy.

  2. Everyone is saying no, and on the face of it, I agree. But if you truly plan to have a life with this person, but are requiring a fancy kitchen? Shit, at least write up a loan agreement and loan him the money. If that's your one hang up, and he's struggling to finance it after having just purchased a house, it seems like you have a reason to contribute, even in the form of a loan.

  3. I’m curious if he was completely okay and onboard with it until it happened and then realized how he felt or was it boiling under the surface the whole time? If you know

  4. Just based off our limited information, I’d probably treat this as a outlier. Not saying anyone is right/wrong, but more seems like there’s a lot going on here with regards to personal dynamics.

    Random thoughts: – What we’re the conditions under which you left? If you did something wrong, then maybe your gf made a game time decision not to be overly affectionate to you in front of her boss. – Telling you late: Maybe she didn’t know what the group plans were, and honestly didn’t want you to show up at the end of dinner, but maybe just would have told where the after party is. – Maybe she just felt awkward mixing her personal and professional world (regardless of the fact that you worked there in the past) – Maybe she got jealous of how much attention you got at HER work function

    These don’t really matter. I think only you know of this is a regular behavior or a one off.

  5. It sounds like ultimately you brought it up and she answered honestly. I think this is on you to deal with – do you trust her honesty and empathy enough that you could have a loving conversation about this in the future? When you get married and decide to have a primary partner, their needs and boundaries come first before any other person. So you need to be able to trust that, even if she did approach you about this and you said no, that she would respect your answer.

  6. How to get past it? Honestly, I don't think these differences are something to “get past”. I think it's a matter of you choosing your boyfriend over your opinion on the matter.

    No couple agrees 100% on anything, so we all compromise in certain areas. You really have to determine if his opinion on billionaires is enough to make you not want to be with him anymore

  7. Helloo, thank you so much for your reply. We are each other’s first relationship. He has never dated anyone in the past. He definitely has confidence issues as well as insecurities about him and why I decided to date him.I just want to be able to guide him as you said but he’s not ready for that… Any tips there. You are definitely correct that you can’t make someone do someone without their will…

  8. There is clearly some repressed stuff she’s masking. You can’t be her therapist so somebody else has to be. It feels like she isn’t fully comfortable in her own skin yet and unfortunately you can’t force pulling that out of her, the work has to come on her own. If you demonstrate that you’re going to do work to be better for her on what she needs from you, it’s only fair play for her to demonstrate the same in an equal partnership.

  9. I had an ex who went to a birthday celebration for a joint friend (they invited both of us but he told them i couldn't make it) after he said he had no plans that day and I was just at home doing and knowing nothing. Alot of that kinda “you're over here and everyone else is here” behavior that was a big reason for things fell apart, but until they did it absolutely crushed me. You deserve better!

  10. I don’t recall sexting qualifies as “catching up”. Sounds like your still in a love triangle and she has no intention of changing that dynamic. At this point you need to make a decision for what’s best for you. Because all her decisions are most certainly about what’s best for her.

  11. This is extreme. Some people “are the company they keep.” His concerns are not abusive. Divorce and infidelity can be “contagious” in a social network.

    If she doesn’t have any monogamous or faithful friends too, it would be nice if she got some.

    I’d ask her or the friends: If she’s drunk and someone hot wants to kiss her on the dance floor, what does she want her friends to do? Will they step in and check on her, and help her tell the dude that she is not available? Or are they going to cheer her on and tell her it’s ok, it’s just a kiss, they’d never tell her bf, she should have her fun, etc?

    You ultimately have to trust her but you can ask that she make those kinds of expectations clear and make some plans to support her own relational goals.

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