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Pregnancy is a very close time between mothers and daughters, it always has been. It’s when she’ll find out all about her mums pregnancy experience with her. It’s a bonding time. Don’t take that away from her. Her love for her mum doesn’t take away her love for you, having healthy relationship with your parents is the aim. Chill.
You should just talk to her about it!!
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He is showing you his true colours. You move on by not moving in with him and finding new bf that is not abusive.
THIS. This is so similar to how I feel right now. He’s very apologetic, saying he’ll leave all of his friends behind, that he doesn’t want to be part of the problem, and that he’ll change. But I’m tired. I’m tired of constantly having these conversations, of trying to educate a grown man. I’m tired of having to explain why certain comments are unacceptable, why stereotypes are wrong, why “jokes” at the expense of minorities are not funny. I’m tired of trying to teach a cis white able-bodied straight man that he has unprecedented privilege, and that he needs to be aware of it.
Most of all, I’m tired that when we have these conversations, he literally says “I’m a good person”. Makes me feel like screaming, throwing up and running away simultaneously. What good person has ever said that.
I feel ya. Just gotta be classy with it. NO relationship I’ve known so far has ended well when it started with cheating. So think of it as doing yourself a favour too ?
You learned something important about her. If someone is upset about talking about such, and maybe even not accepting that partners can hang out with people from all genders, then it's time to run.
You've been happy to light yourself on fire for his convenience. You always prioritized him time over your own.
He didn't have to be controlling. You “knew your place” and acted accordingly. You clearly no longer “know your place” and he is working to “put you back in your place”.
Then he is not for you if he can't help you out so you don't worry about finances so you can finish your schooling. He's not doing his part if in your culture the man pays for everything. What will happen once you marry him and have children? Are you still going to lie to your mother and tell her that he pays for everything? You are doing the right thing by moving back home. Once you are done with your studies and have a career you can meet and marry a man that's worthy of you. But first you need to realize your worth and leave him for good.
He grabbed her arm and forced her back in to his house when she wanted to leave. When someone grabs you and pulls you, do you let it happen or do you defend yourself?
Can I ask if this is the reason you wanted to do the parties on the same weekend?