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honestly you can’t help it. setting boundaries for yourself will sometimes hurt other people but that’s okay because it wasn’t your intention. just tell him that you’re very glad he feels safe enough to trust you but that you would just like some time to move on until you’re ready to hear about his dating life
Your S.O does not deserve you, as much as it sucks to hear, trust me you can do better and you will see the difference of someone who’s so into you and will do anything for you/your pleasure and you only
Oh, I’d break up. Maybe I’m wrong in that but for many reasons, if my boyfriend thinks his ex is prettier than me, or at least is dumb enough to tell me that, he isn’t going to last anyway. Lol. I’d break up, cold Turkey, and move on to someone who worships you like you deserve
It's fine if you don't want kids, and I don't disagree with your reasons. But whether she can enjoy her life without them is not for you to say.
Explain to her firmly that you do not want kids, you will not be having kids with her, and if she wants them she'll need to find someone else to be with. If having kids is important to her then you're not compatible.
Can you call or get in touch with Bailey's mother or family to let them know what she's about to do and get them to talk her down?
Or get there early to the venue, show the staff and/or security pictures of Bailey and let them know she's not welcome and she's planning to cause trouble?
Yup. That’s totally on you, how can seed ever improve and work for you off you’re just lying? You can’t even begrudge him for thinking “his magical dick” should be enough because you told him it was.
I wouldn’t fight the relationship ending because his attitude sucks, but definitely make this the last time you lie about sex and orgasms with your partner.
Is there a pattern of rejection? Are you not attracted to your wife anymore after she had the kid. Are you the kind of person who needs to wind down before you get revved up? Is your wife a SAHM?
I see communication issues here and you both need to get on the same page.
First, and please repeat these things to your self over and over: your ex DID NOT cheat on you because of something you did, it was a choice he made; and your ex DID NOT try to kill himself because of what you did or did not do.
Your ex cheated and then blamed you. That's BS. These are manipulation and control tactics. Your ex is your EX and what he does is not your responsibility. Please take care of yourself and do not listen to anyone telling you that any of this is your fault. Your ex needs help.
Cheating is and always will be a decision made by the ofendee. Short of being drugged up to the point of losing all control (which I would then consider any sexual contact to be pantamount to rape), there is absolutely no logical reason you can come up with to justify it.
As others have said, walk away and get tested. The guy clearly doesn't love you if he seeks other avenues to get his rocks off.
My sister gave me excellent advice years ago when I started dating after my divorce.
If it feels weird, it's weird.
Now, let's say that he thinks he is just being friendly and that these gestures are appropriate with a young female colleague. (He's not, but let's pretend.) He means well, he's just misinformed.
So what? The point of the rules is not just that he can't be attracted to you. The point of the rules is that people in the office should be treated in a professional manner at all times, and not made to feel uncomfortable. He's making you uncomfortable. It's not your place to probe his subconscious mind and determine his deep motives. It's not your place to save his soul.
It is absolutely your place to tell him that you are uncomfortable with these comments and gestures when they happen. I suspect if you push back politely once or twice he'll knock it off. When he touches you, move away with a confused/shocked look on your face. If he texts you, ignore it or text back “I'm not comfortable texting with you unless it's about work.” Also, don't volunteer information to him about your plans for curling your hair or going out for the evening, and change the subject if he brings it up. Give vague answers to questions like “what did you do over the weekend?” (“Oh, spent a little time with friends and family.”)
If these polite pushbacks don't work then you will have to be more direct and if that doesn't work you will have to go to his superior or HR. Or look for a new job.
To be clear, the only acceptable touches at work are a handshake, fist bump, maybe a hand on your shoulder to get your attention, and on rare occasions, a hug which involves only arm and shoulder contact. Comments about your appearance are inappropriate in all cases unless you are in violation of a dress code, in which case most male supervisors will ask a female colleague to have that discussion or be present for the discussion. The only reason for him to ever text you would be some logistical matter related to work (like, “I'm going to be late tomorrow, please cover that meeting with Bob at 8:30.”)
honestly you can’t help it. setting boundaries for yourself will sometimes hurt other people but that’s okay because it wasn’t your intention. just tell him that you’re very glad he feels safe enough to trust you but that you would just like some time to move on until you’re ready to hear about his dating life
No Trust = No Relationship.
Does not matter who or why.
Your S.O does not deserve you, as much as it sucks to hear, trust me you can do better and you will see the difference of someone who’s so into you and will do anything for you/your pleasure and you only
Oh, I’d break up. Maybe I’m wrong in that but for many reasons, if my boyfriend thinks his ex is prettier than me, or at least is dumb enough to tell me that, he isn’t going to last anyway. Lol. I’d break up, cold Turkey, and move on to someone who worships you like you deserve
Stop telling her how to feel.
It's fine if you don't want kids, and I don't disagree with your reasons. But whether she can enjoy her life without them is not for you to say.
Explain to her firmly that you do not want kids, you will not be having kids with her, and if she wants them she'll need to find someone else to be with. If having kids is important to her then you're not compatible.
Can you call or get in touch with Bailey's mother or family to let them know what she's about to do and get them to talk her down?
Or get there early to the venue, show the staff and/or security pictures of Bailey and let them know she's not welcome and she's planning to cause trouble?
I don't know, she's such a good person with great intelligence but I just can't understand why this would bother her this much.
Yup. That’s totally on you, how can seed ever improve and work for you off you’re just lying? You can’t even begrudge him for thinking “his magical dick” should be enough because you told him it was.
I wouldn’t fight the relationship ending because his attitude sucks, but definitely make this the last time you lie about sex and orgasms with your partner.
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Is there a pattern of rejection? Are you not attracted to your wife anymore after she had the kid. Are you the kind of person who needs to wind down before you get revved up? Is your wife a SAHM?
I see communication issues here and you both need to get on the same page.
I get both sides.
First, and please repeat these things to your self over and over: your ex DID NOT cheat on you because of something you did, it was a choice he made; and your ex DID NOT try to kill himself because of what you did or did not do.
Your ex cheated and then blamed you. That's BS. These are manipulation and control tactics. Your ex is your EX and what he does is not your responsibility. Please take care of yourself and do not listen to anyone telling you that any of this is your fault. Your ex needs help.
How should I tell her? Like how should I phrase it.
It isn’t concerning for you. At this point, you’re being nosy
there's a chance she's just not that into you. Not a great thing to hear, but it's a possibility.
but as others have said, 3 months isn't a helluva long time in the grand scheme of things. She might just be really slow to trust people.
Cheating is and always will be a decision made by the ofendee. Short of being drugged up to the point of losing all control (which I would then consider any sexual contact to be pantamount to rape), there is absolutely no logical reason you can come up with to justify it.
As others have said, walk away and get tested. The guy clearly doesn't love you if he seeks other avenues to get his rocks off.
You're 19yo you've been with one guy for 2 years you have no other ADULT relationship against which to measure this one
Please believe us when we tell you that your bf is not a good person!
My sister gave me excellent advice years ago when I started dating after my divorce.
If it feels weird, it's weird.
Now, let's say that he thinks he is just being friendly and that these gestures are appropriate with a young female colleague. (He's not, but let's pretend.) He means well, he's just misinformed.
So what? The point of the rules is not just that he can't be attracted to you. The point of the rules is that people in the office should be treated in a professional manner at all times, and not made to feel uncomfortable. He's making you uncomfortable. It's not your place to probe his subconscious mind and determine his deep motives. It's not your place to save his soul.
It is absolutely your place to tell him that you are uncomfortable with these comments and gestures when they happen. I suspect if you push back politely once or twice he'll knock it off. When he touches you, move away with a confused/shocked look on your face. If he texts you, ignore it or text back “I'm not comfortable texting with you unless it's about work.” Also, don't volunteer information to him about your plans for curling your hair or going out for the evening, and change the subject if he brings it up. Give vague answers to questions like “what did you do over the weekend?” (“Oh, spent a little time with friends and family.”)
If these polite pushbacks don't work then you will have to be more direct and if that doesn't work you will have to go to his superior or HR. Or look for a new job.
To be clear, the only acceptable touches at work are a handshake, fist bump, maybe a hand on your shoulder to get your attention, and on rare occasions, a hug which involves only arm and shoulder contact. Comments about your appearance are inappropriate in all cases unless you are in violation of a dress code, in which case most male supervisors will ask a female colleague to have that discussion or be present for the discussion. The only reason for him to ever text you would be some logistical matter related to work (like, “I'm going to be late tomorrow, please cover that meeting with Bob at 8:30.”)
So you’re saying you like bad boys…