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Have you, idk, asked her what she wants/needs and then tried to do those things?
Are you actually in therapy yet?
Right now, you're an unsafe sexual partner. Maybe reflect on that for a while and do some deep soul-searching and therapy for why you treat people you think you care about this way instead of asking the internet to give you some script to lure her into thinking she's safe.
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I don't understand how you can fit into size 10/12 clothes. I'm a couple of inches taller than you and weigh 25 lbs less, but I couldn't cram myself into a 12. Are we talking North American sizes?
I could understand your BF kindly and gently expressing concern, but his text was ridiculously insensitive. It's time to move on.
You did the right thing. A partner should like you as you are, and as you'd like to work on being. Maybe she has different tastes than you and is trying to change you – if so then you deserve someone who likes you FOR you. Maybe she's insecure and worried you don't really like her, because your lifestyles in fitness are quite different – in which case have a talk, ask if she likes you for you and if she does then why doesn't she want you as you are. But honestly, it a 3 month relationship, its better to find out earlier on she wants a partner to change instead of accepting you for you. You can find someone who will like you for you.
My man, you need to dig deep and really understand that your perspective is fairly different than most people’s on the subject. Most people I know adore giving gifts. If they care about you, they’re hyped to have a reason to gift you! Taking that opportunity away is going to be upsetting for some of them. (And plenty of broke people have work-arounds for gifting… hand thrown pottery, beautiful handmade crochet, paintings etc.)
And you’d definitely be in the far minority for finding a caveat about “…if you do bring a gift…” on an invite. It’s just good planning, so you can wrangle Great Aunt Barbara, who will absolutely, positively show up with a gift because she loves you.
I do think the idea another poster had about asking for family recipes is brilliant! That would give people an outlet for those feelings of wanting to give you something, and would probably net you fewer unwanted gifts than otherwise.