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I mean, I don't have any advice because I have no idea how I would even process this in your shoes, but as a dude – your feelings are completely justified and this is not okay. He needs to think with his other head.
Right ,this makes sense thankyou. I’ll think about this ❤️
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Watch him let her move in as the next step and then they kick you out of your room
Thank you for this. Right now it sucks to hear but I think it's everything I've needed to hear for a while now. I'm so glad you're doing well now. Your story gives me the confidence and the hope to start doing the right thing for myself here.
BPD is the acronym for borderline personality disorder not bipolar disorder. But BPD fits much better than BD in this case. Nothing about this suggests BD. Ignorant and harmful.
Btw OP you’re a terrible person. I hope your daughter is ok.
He does know that but he sees me doing it as a way to get her to compliment me. He gets annoyed when I offer for his guy friends to stay for dinner bc he says I only do it so people will compliment me and since I like the compliments then my actions aren’t genuine.
I mean, I think you should probably ask him why he doesn't like it. I'm not him but, I can think of a few reasons: 1. He doesn't actually want to take leftovers to the job site; he was saying it to be nice. 2. While it would be nice to heat up left overs in a microwave, the heated lunchbox may be too large and cumbersome to carry and be a hassle 3. He may actually like the variety of buying lunch more
I'm just spitballing here.
This is absolutely emotional abuse and she’s trying to make you the bad guy for questioning it by saying you are shutting her down. She seems to have zero awareness or care for how her constant expression of negative feelings about you are making YOU feel. Does anyone else exist on her planet? Because it sounds like it’s always all about her. And honestly the eating too much thing blows my mind—I can’t imagine saying that to a partner.
Change does happen, but it happens when circumstances change or there is some sort of wake up call or pressure to change. So even if you stayed in the relationship, there is no trigger for him to change. He might change for someone else in the future, but that doesn't mean he will change for you.
Its not you, Its the people your meeting.
This is all the more reason you need to end the relationship and take some time to be on your own. Take it from someone who married her 26 y.o. boyfriend at 20 and got divorced not long after, there is no reason to rush engagement or marriage. If you will be together for the rest of your lives, then you can get engaged or married at any time.
The desire to impulsively rush into a commitment is a red flag of unresolved issues that you're apparently somewhat aware of. You need to deal with your codependency issues before getting into any kind of relationship, not only so you can protect yourself from abuse, but also so you can be an equal partner to a future romantic partner.
When you first start dating someone, there's going to be awkward moments like that. If he does it again, then I'd be concerned.
Absolutely this.
14 years with the husband and no baby- then pregnant at 40 from a ONS?
Husband is jealous that someone else could give her something he couldn’t. Exactly why he wants he to abort. He can get in the bin.