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  1. As an old lady over here I am kinda worried for you. I will let others chime in but why would a 27-year-old woman be inviting an 18-year-old to her house for weed and sex? I am super anxious about this as it sounds possibly shady or worse? Why wouldn’t you already have a plan to wear a condom ABSOLUTELY?

  2. Changes are something you need to be making over time. While your progress with change based on your second update is admirable, it is also reasonable for her to not trust those changes. I’m not married (I pretty much am but anyways), but I had a similar issue when I was in a previous relationship. Changes that I needed to make were discussed, but I never made them until he left me. I was able to convince him to try again, but that trust, that belief in me was gone. Everytime I made an action that was similar to something I was supposed to have been working on, you could see the list tick down in his eyes. You have to also look at it from her perspective. You obviously don’t consider her intelligent or that she has value based on your rather skewed ideas on worth based in degrees or income. It seems like those comments are coming from a place of frustration right now, but you clearly hold resentment, and she probably does too. It’s probably better to just end it as amicably as possible and continue working on yourself as that will help with the mental state of going through losing your partner. But frankly, sounds like neither of you have really had a partner for a long time

  3. It's getting down to the 30s and 40s at night in California. Beg to differ. Heating a 2 story house could easily add a few HUNDRED to the heating bill.

  4. I understand that your boyfriend has opened up to you about his kink and you want to be supportive. While it is admirable that you are willing to try something new, it is important for both of you make sure it is an enjoyable experience for both parties. There are a few things I would recommend you consider before engaging in this activity:

    Establish clear boundaries- Make sure that both of your needs and expectations are respected by taking some time to discuss what activities will be involved and what the limits will be. Communication also includes when a partner wants to stop or slow down; being able to talk openly throughout the process can help ensure everyone involved feel comfortable, safe, and secure in their relationship dynamic.

    Set safety precautions- Make sure there's no risk of any physical injury or contamination due to anything used during this activity whether sex toys or body fluids like urine; if necessary use protective barriers like condoms should always be worn when necessary! Ensuring these precautions are taken gives each person more clarity on how far they want their interactions with each other go so there’s no confusion down the line later on when someone might not want engage any further with certain activities than initially discussed out at beginning .

    3 Keep consent as top priority – A kink isn't worth doing unless all parties willingly agree – making consent paramount from begining to end which means consensual participation in any act carried out between two people must be mutually agreed upon without pressure form either side before actually getting started ! Above everything else , respect , trust and comfort should rule between both partners : setting ground rules allows couples accurately judge whether a certain desire fits within boundaries their permission has set priorly !

    I hope this advice helps – good luck!

  5. I explained how I shit in a different bathroom than I brush or shower. I guess if you only have one bathroom those might be considerations.

  6. It’s literally the most likely scenario. Phones die or get lost. Standard sign-up for accounts now use 2FA. It literally hasn’t even been a day since they talked. He we out to a massive public gathering. I’m pretty sure “got drunk and lost my phone” is intently more plausible than “decided to ghost my GF on Christmas Day after agreeing to go to a family dinner”. Give a single evidence backed reason you think something malicious is happening.

  7. It’s emotional cheating and some people would say its more hurtful than physical cheating bc they’re investing their emotions and time into this person over putting that into their partner, him being in an on-line relationship is definitely cheating don’t let him manipulate you into thinking its no big deal since they will never meet irl. It doesn’t matter, he shouldn’t be talking to another woman like that period. I’d think they’re probably sending inappropriate photos as well on another app like Snapchat where it disappears. Or discord even,

  8. It sounds like he’s simply a pathetic coward that ran away rather than talking to you like a grownup. Don’t let his shitty behaviour make you feel like you did something wrong. Try to move on and put this childish loser out of your mind.

  9. This is just the beginning. It gonna escalate.

    Especially cause he blamed you. Said you made him angry. This a typical when it comes to abuse. He seem really sorry but still blames you. And he will continue doing this, better to get out now before it's too late.

  10. You are describing a deeply depressed person. I think she needs some “professional conversation”. Like with a medically trained person ( aka: a Psychiatrist NOT a counselor or a Psychologist)

  11. I've applied to every single remote job I'm qualified for for the last year and I've total had 2 interviews. I really am trying

  12. Yeah I was against your boyfriend from literally the first sentence of this post. He’s an asshole.

  13. I think its a matter of op getting revenge w someone else. His own chance at an affair that he feels he “missed out on”

  14. Sigh. Maybe you’re right. At the very least I’d hope they have a chance to get some help with grief counseling… but maybe they are just doomed.

  15. What advice do you want here? You're happy to date a racist. What, you want people on-line to make you feel better about it? Lmao.

  16. The only time I remember wishing I had tinder was because it was like a game to flick left and right and get matched. Not because I’ve ever had any interest in actually talking to let alone dating someone off a dating app.

  17. I might be a little annoyed in your position as it's not nice to feel like you're being manipulated. But only a little annoyed since going on a one-on-one date with this girl is not really super high stakes either so it's not like they left you high and dry in some horrible situation. At this point, you can't force your friend and his girlfriend to come to jazz night, so the only questions are whether you want to (a) see G again and (b) if yes, do you want to go to a jazz club with her? If you'd rather switch it up to something more lowkey, go ahead. It's totally normal to suggest alternate plans when half the original group bails.

  18. If you couldn't afford to get your puppy it's necessary vaccinations then you couldn't afford a puppy. Pets are incredibly expensive and this one is suffering because you were irresponsible in adopting it. I couldn't care less about how you two are bickering. Neither one of you are qualified to diagnose or treat your puppy. As much as I abhor people who re-home their pets because they can't hack the commitment, in your case it would be the best thing to find some organization that helps with emergency vet care (they do exist) and then find a responsible family for your puppy.

  19. Breakups are painful and this will fundamentally change your life. But it is not throwing away five years. I’m sure you learned a lot about yourself and being in a relationship during that time. You’ll have memories you treasure. Those lessons and moments are yours for as long as you remember them.

    What would actually be a waste is staying in a relationship that has this type of incompatibility. Especially when you’re so young. It’s normal to change a lot in your teens and 20s. Give yourself and your boyfriend the space to do that.

  20. Lol, and then what? Ruin your child's life and make it have a statistically worse outcome over nothing? Get the paternity test in secret you idiot. Don't tell your spouse outlooks out loud that you think that not only is she actively chatting on you, but that she would secretly force you to twist another man's child.

  21. She simply fell out of love with me. A few weeks after, I found out she had been talking to another guy behind my back for about 3 months before the breakup.

    yep, falling for someone else, usually gives us options, so we can fall out of love from our current one.

    but you haven't been robbed, specifically. it's part of your life and love experiences that will define you for the next person in your life.

    look out the signs that she likes you or not, and stay strong.

  22. I will always choose my dogs. If my SO has a problem with dogs then we weren’t meant to be

  23. This is a result of me not being a native English speaker. You don't have to believe me, but I really don't think she needs my permission to do anything.

  24. So you’re projecting…? Coming up with missing info to fit what you’ve decided is their relationship? You don’t have enough info to make these claims whatsoever. Maybe OP is an abusive dick and the issue here isn’t really kids at all. But we don’t have that info to make those claims.

    If you’ve NEVER said something mean to another person then bravo to you and you must be the freaking second coming of Jesus himself. MOST people however, have said hurtful things, knowing they’re hurtful but are not abusive people, they’re human.

  25. Theres no coming back from this honestly. The only possible poaitive resolution is mental health help. She sounds depressed.

    Otherwise, protect your child. Your responsibility lies with your kid not their wayward mother.

  26. Therapy – a good idea, even if all it does is reaffirm your decision to leave.

    Do not give him a ‘pass’ you’ll grow to resent him, and be angry at yourself for allowing it to happen.

  27. It's manipulation. He's messing with your emotions. Just like he hurts you other ways, this is to hurt you. He won't say he acutely misses you just, “to a degree” cause he's manipulating your emotions so he can keep hurting you. I had a bf that sounds very similar, so trust me this guy is only concerned about himself and not you.

    Get out now.

  28. But you’re literally excusing his because right now, you’re not the target of his disdain. What about those who aren’t as lucky as you?

  29. I'd maybe start scaling back on what you're doing for him, and starting to spend more time at your own place. You're basically paying to on-line at 2 separate places. If he can't trust you with a key, how seriously is he really taking the relationship? Maybe take a step back for now and stop doing wifey things for someone who told you that they don't trust you. Especially if he can't even give a reason as to why he doesn't trust you, but “wants to marry you”.

  30. Fair enough. I'm a divorced dad with two kids (S13 & D10). I split custody/placement 50%. My partner does not have any kids. She now says she wanted kids and regrets not being a mom, but made life decisions (all positive) earlier in life that led in a different direction.

    She is, however, an armchair parent and is critical of what she perceives as my shortcomings as a parent.

    I think I'm a great dad. I believe if you asked pretty much anyone who knows me they would say I'm a great dad. I'm active and engaged. I volunteer. I do things with them. I listen. I've given 110% since the day they were born.

    I have more shortcomings as a parent. All parents do. There are things I miss and to that point, I'm working with a family therapist to get better.

    I'd say my partner's biggest gripe is about how I've parented my son. She feels I haven't been hot enough on him and now he's grown into a disrespectful, arrogant kid, which he's not. He can be a surly 13 year old, but I feel he's a good kid.

    This is something we're working on – the differences in how we perceive the work I'm doing as a parent. We're also going to a therapist together.

    We took a family road trip this past weekend and there were a handful of instances where she felt I didn't notice his behavior or didn't respond properly. The biggest thing was when we were driving home he was lounging in the backseat without his seatbelt on and I didn't notice and when she pointed it out, I responded, but not firmly enough.

    Taking it a step further, when she gets upset about my parenting, it sometimes extends to perceived flaws about me. She says she doesn't fully trust that I have it in me to make the necessary changes.

    When we fight like this, she retreats inward. She distances herself. She told me on Sunday that she needs to take a step back from life where it involves the kids because she's been enabling me and that I need to fail as a parent before I can get better.

    So, we're in this cold war. She's not unfriendly, but she's also not warm. Her friendliness seems a little fake, a little forced. I'm the one who wants to communicate. I want to talk about it and often I feel like I force the conversation, but I think if I didn't do that we'd drift apart.

    I also try and show her that I'm still here and that I still love her. I made dinner for her last night because I know she'd been eating the same leftovers for several days in a row. I changed the turn signal in her car. I ask her about her day. I'm trying to connect.

    She's usually home by 4 on Tuesdays, but last night she wasn't and there was no contact. She just showed up several hours later. I guess she was doing her own thing and wanted to avoid the kids, but it felt like she was ghosting us.

    I understand we have work to do, but I feel so disconnected from her. It's a situation where she feels like she's right and has been wronged.

  31. Fuck this gave me the chills. I'm so sorry that you went from one abusive relationship to another. He threatened you with a knife. After you get yourself somewhere safe please consider making a police report. Then if you need a restraining order it should be easier to get. Also if he does this to another woman in the future she has a higher chance of being believed.

    Keep yourself and your kids safe. I'm wishing you all the best

  32. > I just can't help but to feel grossed out when he gets all “goo goo gaga” over me…but then doesn't even attempt to meet other needs.

    That's not an “ick”, that's just incompatibility sexually. Break up and move on.

  33. I don’t think he’ll have any issues getting it started. It hasn’t taken much at all in the past times we’ve chilled. But yeah, whatever happens happens. As long as he enjoys it, it’s fine with me.

  34. OP is just a cliche. She just keeps getting married and pregnant by abusive men and can't figure out what the problem is.

  35. That’s not really the relevant point. Relationships where the girl feels like a mommy don’t tend to turn out well.

    Not trying to be mean. Just think you should be careful about how she sees you before you ask her out if you want the best outcome.

  36. Yes, but OP would need a minimum of 500,000 USD in investments for Fisher Investments to be interested in OP as a client.

  37. As I said unless it's work related don't bother mincing words with him. If he complains about attitude or hands not being washed especially when you do waeh your hands just don't reply. As they say, silence is the best answer for fools.

  38. France makes a lot more sense now, and I hope you have a wonderful time (my cousins who are in the UK have all done trips there and enjoyed themselves)

    While a little more communication might have helped, given his response I’m not sure.

    It does seem weird.

    Maybe it’s a bit of FOMO on his part, or jealously/insecurities coming to the forefront of his behaviour.

    Either way the only way you might find out why he’s being an idiot is to force a conversation.(I hope I’m wrong, but I don’t think he’s actually going to tell you why he is acting like an idiot over this)

    But don’t let him stop you from doing this trip. You deserve to be able to enjoy yourself, and if travel is something you want to do, then go for it (I also love travel, and traveling by myself is something I still enjoy)

  39. Have you discussed expectations around childcare with him? Will he be getting up every other night with the child? Will you be tag teaming on parenting on the weekends? Will he cook half the meals?

  40. “I also cry almost every day.”

    The answers are all already within you. You’re not happy. Your body knows you’re not happy. You deserve to be happy.

  41. Your sister sucks. I would never forgive my sister for doing me so dirty. Out of all the men in the world and she CHOSE to sleep with YOUR BOYFRIEND?? Both deserve to be excluded from the wedding. It’s your day to enjoy. Don’t let it be stressful or sad.

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