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  1. If you’ve been with your partner for 6 years, you should know her pretty well. Has her behavior changed? Approach her honestly. The man had a motive for saying what he said, benevolent or otherwise, but honestly it’s irrelevant here. This is about you and your partner. Where do you stand—are you interested in moving on from the relationship or working through a big issue like (possible) infidelity together? There are no right or wrong answers, just what is right for you, how much value the partnership adds to your life, and how you can best move forward in a healthy way if infidelity did occur, whether that’s with or without her in your life. Relationships are built on trust and communication. Start with an honest appraisal of yourself, then discuss what you were told with her. If you have to start snooping or trust is otherwise lost, walls can be built that will be difficult to overcome in the future, whether your relationship ends or not.

  2. Very simply put your boyfriend is being a huge douchebag. He doesn't like you for how you are, and its him that should change his attitude or let you find someone better for yourself.

  3. So find a lawyer, file for divorce.

    She got as close as it makes no difference to cheating while you were dating, and she has been having an emotional affair for a year currently.

    As soon as you tell her, she needs to move out (unless the place is hers, then you need to move) and you need to tell all her family and all mutual friends exactly what is happening. This stops her from being able to twist the story to make you to be the bad guy.

    I’d also tell her affair partners wife, as she needs to be told as well.

  4. No it’s normal for neighbours to have numbers in case of emergencies .

    I’ve called my neigjbours for security alarm check when we are away, called then when their house looked like it was on fire, and several other reasons.

    It’s fair to be worried, because usually exchanging a number means something, but in this case of “new neighbour” I think it’s ok

  5. Op, it sounds like he's trying to get you to do this BECAUSE HE'S UNABLE TO GET A GUN ON HIS OWN, BECAUSE HE WOULD BE BREAKING THE LAW.

    It's illegal to provide a firearm for someone who's not supposed to have one, people have been charged for this. Don't fall for this and get away from this freak.

  6. Sounds like your dad is the fruit from Snow White and your boyfriend can’t say yes sir and kiss up. You need to talk to both of them but I doubt talking with your dad will do much. Cops are the most brainwashed of them all. I had a situation like this except I wasn’t even saying anything- I yelled to my gf’s dad because he was far away from me and he flipped out- some adults have egos they must protect and when one ego is made to protect an entire police force it’s gonna be bad. He probably has a naked time seeing the bad cops and justifies whatever they do to “oh we put our lives on the line every days and it’s so intense and you have to make decisions fast” bs they always spit out

  7. You've already made it clear to him that workplace relationships are career suicide. Unless he's a dullard he understands that. So what he's doing now is just messing with you. So if you want to date him leave this job and make a pass at him. If you want to keep the job tell him that if he doesn't stop this you'll report it to HR.

  8. You said he’s busy- stress can reduce libido. When he does have sex, is there a time of day he likes better? What usually gets him in the mood?

  9. With all due respect, an online-only relationship cannot compete against being able to actually see someone in the real world. Especially at your ages, it might be fun, a cure for loneliness and wanting attention, but otherwise it’s an empty affair without any real hope of becoming more.

    I know it hurts, but this shows healthy progress on her part imo. Neither of you should be settling for just an live relationship, its best to keep yourselves open to something more substantial if the opportunity comes along in the real world

  10. Separate point: I dunno about you, but my pictures are archived on a computer and backupped regularly.

  11. Sorry for your loss. As time goes by it will become a bit easier to accept but will always sting.

    Cherish your friends those are keepers.

  12. I think you aren't listening to what everyone here is telling you. He didn't pick you. He deliberately friend zoned you and he is demonstrating again and again that he now picks his wife. You talk like he has no agency. If he's not speaking to you it's because he's made his choice and you need to respect that if yiu value his friendship at all.

    It's not about what you want. It's about what he wants. Listen to what he's clearly telling you and stop trying to cause drama in someone else's relationship. You sound exhausting.

  13. I agree… if it was:

    I tried to initiate sex and put on my good boxers and showered.. but she told me she was tired and wanted to sleep…. And now I think she’s an AH…. Cause any other woman would have f*cked me… this sun would be dragging him through the mud

  14. I don’t mean to invalidate your feelings with the old, “you’re so young,” but you’re so young!!!!!

    I’m 41. I’ve felt like you feel. I don’t even remember what attracted me to that dude. Since then, I’ve met people, gotten married, traveled, help multiple careers and gone back two school and gotten two different degrees. My point is: it’s a big world, a long life, and life truly does go on.

    You deserve better. And it’s naked to be attracted to others when you’re so far down a pit of despair. Get out, get yourself put together, worry about being attracted to others later when you have capacity to take that in. You just don’t right now.

  15. I'm not inherently opposed to letting my partner see anything on my phone. But I also have convos with close friends whom I've known longer than my BF where we discuss things they wouldn't neccessarily share if we were out together as a couple.

    Once I'm married, sure, my spouse will probably have access to my phone, but it wouldn't be for snooping, just for convenience's sake.

    Asking to go through somebody's phone says that you don't 100% trust that person, which after 3 years and an engagement might simply feel insulting to your partner.

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