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Sounds like more is going on then just that. While not wanting uninvited male attention is reasonable, having it be THAT disruptive doesn't make a ton of sense. There are likely other underlying issues that you may unqualified to manage. A professional opinion may be necessary. Good luck, friend.
Never do anything sexually that you aren’t ok trying, and of course never coerce someone else to do sexual things you want but they do not want to do. Pegging isn’t “gay”. Plenty of straight people enjoy it. Don’t be a homophobe.
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Nothing, try to see why you don’t get excited with your current partner like so. It’s okay to find attraction but don’t do anything to act on it if you are choosing to stay with your current partner.
I’ll never understand why grown men in committed relationships would even want to go to strip clubs. If you have a partner that you’re in love with and incredibly attracted to, why would you need to see other naked women? Personally, I have no desire to see any other man’s body besides my boyfriend’s, and I’d actually feel quite uncomfortable in a situation where I’m surrounded by very hot men. For me, strip clubs are something I can’t tolerate in a relationship. It gets difficult when it comes to stag dos, because no one wants to make their partner miss out on celebrating with their friends, so I understand your situation. I’d communicate with your partner about how you’re feeling and see if you can come up with a compromise you’re both happy with. Perhaps if they’re only planning on being in there for an hour, then going to other bars, your boyfriend could meet them after the strip club? It’s difficult and I honestly really feel for you
You can lose another 200 pounds by dropping that husband
But seriously all jokes aside that’s not love. You keep trying to convince yourself you aren’t worth more in order to excuse his behavior. He should be proud of any progress that happens. Remember: the mirror can be deceiving. You have made more progress than the person who chose to sit on the couch rather than take control of their life.
As someone who had an eating disorder growing up, a partner who truly loves you will take their time to be patient and understanding with you. Bodies change, but the soul doesn’t. I had exes who would literally starve me or intentionally trigger me for no reason except for them being jerks. My current boyfriend can see me in a million dollar dress or in my most stained pair of sweatpants and he will take the moment to tell me he thinks I’m beautiful because he knows I need it. He’s conscious of his role and actions in the present relation to what has happened to me in the past.
Your concern about him being disappointed in you over gaining weight really broke my heart. I think you’re letting all the negative thoughts about your past efforts cloud your judgement. You’re not that insecure child anymore, you’ve grown into an amazing adult who has tried to take control on their life and that’s admirable! Be kind to yourself, change is not a straight path, if you gain weight back it’s not a big deal, try again. But I think it’ll be in your best interest to analyze your relationship be that with a professional or on an introspective level
“This is common among immigrant”, you mean stealing from relatives. I do not believe it. I do not know her, but I have witnessed people behave like that when they grow older : they do not give a fuck, they fell entitled and do not care about others feeling You need to tell your brother, and need to do something with your mother , at least some kind of acknowledgment she took something from you
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We're trying but it seems the issue lies with us just continuing to be something as simple as friends. I enjoy our friendship but it naturally leads us to boundary crossing. Multiple factors are involved that prevent us from leaving our committed relationships.. I was hoping for more insight and maybe options besides the obvious “distance yourselves from each other”. It's probably wishful thinking, but I am quite hopeful indeed
I have a few friends who went to Europe last year/are going this year with their long term gf’s. They told them when booking the tickets “just letting you know – proposal is not happening on this trip”. Took the pressure off them and the women weren’t disappointed
Go to the Dollar store and buy a pill box with days of the week. Fill it with one pill for every day yourself and insist that she only use this in the bedroom. Also, ask her to talk to her physician about her sleep problem. As a long-term insomniac (family problem), Benadryl is NOT in my arsenal of sleep supports.
In 8 months..saw him 3 times. It be months in between but I keep telling myself well be together soon. It's like we trying to get to know each other but how can we do that so far apart barely seeing each other bc of our work schedules
I had an ex who sort of acted like this, and while he never said it, I think the reason is that he didn't really want a serious relationship, and when we did something really coupley I think it made him feel too relationshipy and he would get really cold and grumpy, even if he said beforehand that it was something he wanted to do. I sort of suspect something like this is going on.
I don't know about worried.
But an LDR is doomed to fail unless there is a specific goal and actions made to reach it. Any mediocre local relationship is better than the best LDR, that's just how we are wired as social animals regarding touch, sex, companionship.
The trust issue is a serious issue and I would recommend thinking about it further. A partner who habitually lies to you is doing it for one of the following reasons;
a) they do not respect your intelligence to detect the lie
b) they do not care about you being hurt or impacted by the lie
c) they are completely preoccupied with some element of their lives that necessitates a lie in their perspective. e.g. trauma
the first two are awful traits in a partner. the third is a strong indicator of someone who is perhaps not ready for a relationship (I mean this in a constructive way: people who lie habitually as a defense mechanism should seek therapy because that behaviour is maladaptive and will only lead to more pain).
Trust IMO is the single most important aspect and qualifier of a relationship. If there's no trust, why be in a committed partnership with the person? You can only be hurt, and you cannot ever rest on your joy.
Best of luck to you.
Omg no, you can’t keep any dog, particularly not a large breed, in a cage.
Keep the dog. Lose the bf.
They absolutely can. There will be a paper trail for all of it and they will do forensic accounting. Any divorce lawyer will tell you to freeze the accounts not drain them.
Find someone who doesn't treat you like you are less important than random guys who want to hook up with her. …
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Id offer to have him meet u both somewhere for dinner…. if he resists its bc he wants more.
you did it first because you're trying to resist advice as you seek validation.
the solution is to stop engaging. if you really do want to move on, stop engaging with your inability to properly defend yourself.
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Your brother is an amazing person to be there for her in that manner when he has no obligation.
She’s an adult, you can have a relationship with her in any capacity you wish. Want her to move in with you if you leave? Ask her, not like her father can legally stop her, might be financial issues or something but you’re both grown women. You don’t need his permission.
You already have your answer of how you feel about it.
You need to have that conversation with him because there is a disconnect here somewhere.