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  1. Let yourself feel terrible, it will get better with time. The feeling is likely coming from hurting someone you care about, not from any want to get back together. Enjoy your hobbies, on-line your life. Eventually you'll realize it was the right decision. Speaking from personal experience.

  2. If I were to tell her I was feeling panicked and very afraid she would leave me, she would 100% reassure me immediately. The thing is, it’s her emotional state that gets to me, not her words. Like the fact that she is distant is what hurts.

    I have been doing better with giving her space, but I am nowhere near where I want to be with it.

    I am going to make a therapy appointment tomorrow. I wanted to do it today but just got too busy at work.

  3. I don't really have an answer for this, sorry:

    How do you all discern affection from someone? How do you know if the love they were sharing wasn’t for you but was just overflow that you were leeching off of?

    But I feel like I should point this out:

    Their smile gave me energy and hope to keep working on my struggles. Waking up was easier. Working late and covering for people didn’t even bother me. It was like a battery pack of energy in my life.

    You need to work on your self-love more.

    All those things that you said this person did for you, you need to be the person who is capable of doing that for yourself.

    Be your own battery pack. Only you can fully charge yourself.

    If you don't improve your self-love more, you will encounter these situations often:

    Boy has my energy drained since I found that out.

  4. I on-line in a small city and I need a therapist. I actually avoid any with last names of families i am acquainted with., or related to. I am trying to get away from the trauma of my past in this “family” community, not relive it or be blamed for it.

  5. I on-line in a small city and I need a therapist. I actually avoid any with last names of families i am acquainted with., or related to. I am trying to get away from the trauma of my past in this “family” community, not relive it or be blamed for it.

  6. I’ve gotten private messages, well apparently you can with certain foods you can eat. They’ll help with pheromones.

  7. I had an ex who slept in like that. I, on the other hand, wake up before sunrise. Eventually, weekend mornings became my own domain. I enjoyed it, but it was solitary.

    My wife gets up around 8. It works sooooo much better having a partner keep similar hours to you. Forget motivation or any subjective measurable like that…simply keeping simile hours in the day is a huge deal.

  8. I get your bit about the commenter not knowing the gf's backstory, but how is she “projecting her bitterness”? You're making accusations and being insulting without reason, just making your first argument would have been enough.

  9. >He actually said he'd prefer to go alone because he wanted to backpack and such.

    > I asked him why on earth he didn't tell me, his excuse is that “I didn't ask.

    There are people out there who will do the most outrageous things, lie in a crazy way, and count on your mind being too boggled to wrap your head around the absurdity of it. Don't let him do that. He planned a trip with another woman, lied to you about it (not by omission), and is acting like it's all nbd in hopes that you'll accept it. Is your bf's name George Costanza?

  10. This is awesome! She sees you as a father figure, which is why she's calling you dad. It doesn't need to mean you're replacing her bio dad or taking a higher place than him. She can love her bio dad as her father and still love you as a father figure. I think you should let Lola say “dad” if she wants and maybe next time give her a hug after she says it if it feels right.

    If she says it again, and you think Rose needs to know, tell her in private. Let her know you're not trying to replace John but you're also happy Lola is seeing you as a father figure. Ask Rose for advice on how to handle this and ask if she thinks John would see you as a threat because of this. If she thinks he would, you two can discuss how to mitigate that.

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  12. Ok I GET that friends that have maybe known each other since they were very young and who all get drunk together might do something like this BUT YOU CANT DO THIS TO THE NEW PERSON IN THE GROUP! lol wtf! She’s not THAT comfortable with them yet and they shouldn’t have excepted her to be either that’s stupid.

    If one of them wanted to pull something like that towards each other then whatever but you can’t take it that far with someone you barely know! Everyone knows that because it’s a given!

  13. Yeah that is something to consider. Honestly, a lot of my relatives smoked (now they vape since it became a thing) and they are still alive and relatively well in their quite later years. Thanks for this insight. Probably is my overthinking coming into play, automatically picturing the worst outcome, paired with someone I care about. So yeah I'll actually let it be, maybe mention it, but certainly not change her, as you said. I wouldn't want to push her away for something like this.

  14. Bottom line is, long distance relationships are not real relationships, sorry. I know there's always this person who replies to these kinds of replies “no, but mine actually worked” – sure, that's great and we're happy for you, but 9 times out of 10 an LDR is just a disaster of some sort waiting to happen.

    Forget about this debacle, and try actually dating actual people. Having an internet chat buddy for a couple of months is nothing like a proper relationship and your story is just one of the things that may happen.

  15. He has absolutely no right to tell you how to dress. The fact that he thinks it’s fine to control you in this way shows you the kind of man he is.

  16. She has trust issues. At first thought, walk away. But you could also try and help her because if she doesn't resolve her issues, it will get worse.

  17. Think long and nude before you marry someone who can't or won't contribute financially and doesn't pay back his debts.

  18. Just to add even if you had plans with him his behavior is way out of line.

    Being upset is normal when plans get canceled his behavior is not correct or healthy

  19. The most important thing is lawyer first-don’t listen to anyone else about what happens next except your lawyer

  20. That is abusive behavior and he is acting like more a child than the ones you took the park ALONE. He better apologize and get himself into therapy.

  21. I am a nurse a call most of patients variations of what you described. It's mostly out of utility because I work in a procedural area and see a lot of people throughout the day and find it nude to remember names. Their sex or ages also don't matter to me. Younger or older than me all get the same “my dear, sweetheart” or whatever.

    It's not personal or derogatory. So you shouldn't need to react to it all. Just go on about your business as usual.

  22. He's an abuser, please open a separate account, call a DV hotline, and at least make a safety plan.

    What on earth did he say to you to make you cry all night and need to take breaks every half hour to cry? The way you describe your reaction to the fight makes me think he's verbally abusive too.

    The pdf for “Why does he do that?” By Lundy Bancroft is free when you search for the book in Google. You should read it, I think it'll help you understand what's happening. You're not overreacting, you're underreacting.

  23. It’s not going to get better. He threatened to murder you. The person who is supposed to be the one supporting you on your journey in life threatened to end it.

    Trust is the foundation of a relationship. How can you trust someone that threatened to kill you? You cannot.

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