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So she can't say he assaulted her, if she regrets it. It covers his ass so he can say she gave him consent, if she takes it to court.
You need a therapist. A good one.
Marriage is about the relationship between two people, and engagement is a symbolic gesture. People have different financial capabilities and the value of engagement ring, as well as any other gifts exchanged between you should never be the deciding factor. If it is, that just means you don't have your priorities straight.
I live neither in the UK nor US and the engagement ring I bought for my wife back in the day was about 200$ when converted into $. Then our both wedding rings were around that price point as well. I'm glad I don't mingle with people like you, what a nightmare…
Your boyfriend made an icky racial comment because he's a racist.
“that she's just blunt and can't control her tongue.” So she's always rude, and everyone just puts up with it? She was being a condescending, jealous bitch, maybe next just say it quietly ?. I think you've done enough, if she and your other friends can't see that, then I'd question if they're people you want in your life.
I have always been vocal about not caring about holidays. I care and will put effort in because of my partner. I understand that it is important to her which is why I was doing so. I was not aware she wanted an elaborate proposal to ask her which is what bothered her from my understanding.
I tried explaining to her in past disagreements the statement goes both ways but I don’t think she understood. From what I understand that statement is from tik tok.
She might have thought it was not a big deal or maybe she was hoping for it to get resolved before telling it to you. Or maybe she was afraid/insecure to bring up her ex with you or she's one of those who tries to solve things by herself first.
I'd say safest option (imo) to take is to not make a big deal out of it even if you choose to communicate about how you feel. Sometimes things can become confrontational if not worded properly.
OP I was in a similar situation but in your boyfriend perspective, in my case my then gf was a little older than me, we hand a three years. But we were in different stages of life she was finishing her masters degree, had a high demanding but good paid job and recently had bought her own apartment and I was still finishing my degree and working a minimum wage job while living with my parents and paying 50/50 of all our dates and plans together because she had some trauma because her parents divorced because of money.
I was clear with her that I wouldn't marry until I finish university and being in a better financial situation, when she gave me an ultimatum I asked foe a couple of weeks of space to think about it and I reached the conclusion that I was not ready to marry and live together and I end things with her, I broke her hearth and mine too because I loved her but it was the right call.
We keep being friends and a couple of years later she ask me for advice about getting married with his now husband because she was in a foreign country and had visa issues, I told her go ahead give it a shot and after 15 years of marriage she has two beautiful kids and the guy looks nice.
After finishing the relationship with her I graduated, score a better job and for five years I was in several FWB relationships because I didn't want to have anything to see with relationships, but then I meet my now wife and falled in love with her, we had a long distance relationship because I was studying abroad for four years, traveling at least twice a year to see her. Then she ask me to live! together in the country I was studying and the answer was clear, yes it was a great risk, but I think I couldn't make it better she is the best thing I have in my life.
Love is not enough and this kind of decision sucks, but you did the right thing, your expectations were different and sooner or later this was going to increase the conflict in the couple to a burning point. You will find the right person for you OP and things will take it's place correctly.
Good luck.
Absolutely! I mean, why would anyone think attractiveness and a healthy sex life are important in a LTR? Better to get fat, let your spouse lose attraction, and pretend nothing is wrong.
Sounds more like an excuse for being lazy/selfish/bad
You deserve so much better than he is willing to give you
Why would you allow a 12 year old boy to have a loaded gun at ALL, let alone leave it lying around on the floor??
OHHHH. He's TWENTY FOUR, you say?? He's only ACTING like a fucking 12 year old boy who's not mature enough to know how to deal with a deadly weapon in his own home after his wife already asked him to keep it locked up, the way any responsible adult would do?
In that case, you should pack up your shit and leave. Don't scream. Leave.
Youth military marriages are one of the biggest and most common mistakes a young boot can make.
Right up there with the eternal mustang lease from the super patriotic car dealership just off post.