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  1. There is a fine line between sharing your feelings and attempting to manipulate someone. I don’t think you’re crossing that line currently and I don’t think you’re doing it intentionally, but its still a fine line.

    At the end of the day you’ve expressed that you don’t like something repeatedly. She’s repeatedly proven that she isn’t going to change her behavior (and she’s not under any obligation to, she hasn’t done anything wrong).

    This one is on you. If you continue to stay in this relationship you know that this is going to continue to come up and every time you’re going to express the same feelings. You’re walking into a brick wall over and over again wondering why it won’t move.

    You’re in a very new relationship where you both clearly have different views on exes or old partners. You’re young, likely in college, and have so many options available to you. Why not find someone who shares similar views?

  2. To your direct question? NO.

    I don't think your husband values YOU, as a person. On one hand he lords his higher income over you as an excuse not to do his fair share around the house. On the other hand, he asks you to…… quit your job? These two choices of his are contradictory. Please consider what your long term future will be like before you have children with this man. He denigrated your work and your income, while trying to make you unemployed – and therefore 100% reliant on him – at the same time. There is no positive context that explains such behavior. Once kids are involved you will be trapped – by finances, by guilt – and it will be much harder to leave. I think your bullshit meter is going off, and that you should trust it.

  3. It sounds like an excuse. My husband told me he didn’t like going down because I tasted/smelled bad. I am hygienic, have been checked out by a doctor, and previous partners were more than enthusiastic. After a little probing, he revealed that every woman he’d ever been with tasted/smelled bad. Turned out it wasn’t just me, it was my husband who couldn’t get over a woman’s natural smell.

  4. You can get your own account on YouTube…good riddance…the trash took it self out…you don't need him in your life. You can get a roommate so don't worry about the rent

  5. Best advice I can give is break up. He's already set his priorities, he just wants to have his cake and eat it to. He's in for a shock, lol.

    There are a lot more guys at college willing to date a 19 year old girl than there are girls willing to date a 19 year old boy.

  6. What is her specefic issue? How does she think you should be spending your free time? How is household labour divided? What would happen if she worked less- would your work make up the financial loss?

    It's important for people to have down time, but if you're living together, she's working 2 jobs and going to school, and she comes home and finds you playing video games when the kitchen is dirty and she's expected to make dinner, I could see why she'd be irritated.

  7. Look I know what it feels like to have a majority of people rag on your significant other. I dated someone who was obviously not good for me, and basically all my loved ones were against that relationship. I felt as though I constantly had to defend him, and did, even though he didn’t deserve it.

    At the end of the day it’s your life. And only you will have a say in how your life ends up. If what you have currently is good enough for you, then do you. But i can assure you what you have with her isn’t true happiness, nor true love. She may claim she loves you, but that’s not the actions of someone in love. Wish you the best, bud!

  8. There’s a difference between “being blunt” and “being an absolute cunt.” Your so-called friend is the latter. I wouldn’t apologize if I was in your shoes. I would be glad to have such a negative and petty woman out of my life. Those weren’t jokes, and I’d like to see her try to explain what’s so funny about all the remarks she made (hint: she won’t be able to.) You didn’t embarrass her, she made an embarrassment of herself with her appalling behavior.

  9. Well he didn‘t lie. He said a person he don‘t expect to see again.

    You can be honest but also not share every single detail of past relationships or sexual partners.

  10. Because you asked her out not once but twice I say No. Use the gift card on yourself or give it your mother.

    It’s creepy because of your past actions. If I were in her shoes I would be thinking about all those past moments where I had rejected you.

    Give yourself space from her.

  11. I know it is hot and it is not easy for everybody, but you need to learn to stand up for yourself in these situations, don't expect others to do that for you. You could have simply told Jack to shut the fuck up right then and there, confront him with everybody around and tell him to show some respect or simply get up and leave the situation – do not let others talk to you like that. I know it is not an ideal situation and you don't want to blow up your boyfriends friendgroup, but IMO you don't want to hang out with people who let behaviour like that slide.

    I have a friend like Jack as well. He does not pick fights with me ever, but I saw him being a massive dick to others and I don't forget these things. I am nowhere near as close to him as I have been back in the days.

    These dudes have issues and that is literally not your problem. The real problem you have is that your boyfriend does not seem to respect your feelings one bit and only tries to calm all parties down so he does not have to make a difficult decision himself.

    I don't know about you, but do you really want to marry that guy when he can't even stand behind you when you are publicly attacked by his friend?

  12. Your bf is being controlling. If he was out of the picture, you'd be going on the trip. Why is this ok with you? You're a grown-up capable of making your own choices, why are you letting him control you?

  13. I don’t know man all I was thinking that it’s so great to be with her. I just sort of ignored this whole conversation with her because I was living in the present

  14. Clearly this relationship was over long ago and you just want to find a reason to justify leaving him.

  15. Wow seriously?! I was not expecting that. I'm so sorry you had to experience that. But in all seriousness fuck that guy and his friends.

  16. Why now? What is your motivation now that you did not have before? You said you will be ending it so you still have not?

  17. No, you're wrong. If there's enough lubrication the dick can enter fast, unfortunately. As OP described, in easier on missionary position. Unfortunately it happened to me and my fiancée once

  18. Why are you even putting yourself in this at all? Clearly he just moved on and your friend is into him. You shouldn't tell her anything, let her be happy.

  19. OP telling him at this point is not gonna make things better than knowing right away, in fact things might be worse now then they could’ve been then. What your mom said about messing up family dynamics is still in play; so if you need to clear your conscience be prepared to have to go stay somewhere else and to the humongous fights and name calling to come. If you’re lucky they won’t both blame you (one for telling and the other for keeping quiet) but be prepared for worse case scenario

  20. I’ve been with my bf for a little over 2 years and he’s already been telling me he wants to marry me. If you don’t know after 5 years, you’re definitely wasting her time. I hope she realizes this and leaves you so she can find someone else who won’t waste her time.

  21. Ma’am, reading that edit set my teeth on edge. I’ve met plenty of men exactly like your insufferable boyfriend, and trust me when I say it’s all downhill from here. Dude’s a loser and has no respect for you. At all.

  22. It was a strip club at his bachelor party, not some brothel on a random Tuesday afternoon. Chances are his friends brought him there and he didn’t even have a say in the matter. If you don’t trust him to go on his own bachelor party why are you marrying him?

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