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  1. He's 35, jobless, and belittling your achievements such as your nude earned money through scholarships. You deserve so much better. I hope you break up w his bum ass. You deserve someone who will help you become a better you and supports you through school/life.

    I'm also in college and my boyfriend doesn't even expect me to pay half the rent even if I get a lot of help through grants and have good scholarships. He tells me its my nude earned money and that I should save it for when I really need it.

  2. I dated a dude like this when I was in college. He only had a seasonal part-time job. He said he was interested in doing a certain vocational course to be on an elite pathway, but he never ever got close to signing up for it. His excuse was that he didn't know if it was something he'd want to do for the rest of his life. I kept telling him that he could always retrain if he wanted to switch career paths, but no. I broke up with him when discussing with his ex-GF (l was also friends with her) and realized he was in the exact same place he was when he dated her 4 years ago. It was not an amicable breakup. He's the one guy I wish I could expunge from my dating history. Every so often he sends me a friend request on FB, which I never accept.

  3. Do it! You’ve both grown up and (hopefully) changed, if he is willing to get in contact again it must mean that he still appreciates you as a person. Even if this doesn’t end in a romantic way, it will be beneficial for you guys to talk again. If you still feel guilty after 7 years, that means that you still care and that you’re not a bad person. You guys both had an important role in each others lives, as long as you acknowledge the mistakes you both made and learn from them.

  4. I completely agree with this. 1st, he's complaining about the dog, but he's not training his children on how to treat a dog so it doesn't get snippy. 2nd, Chihuahuas are notorious for being possessive of their owners, nervous around new people, loud noises, and rambunctious children. The fact that the OP's pup is handling the situation as well as it does speaks to how well trained it is. 3rd, I can understand the OP's boyfriend not being thrilled with canine whining, but dogs can be trained to change their behavior. He's expecting OP to have a ready-made, perfect place for him now. Wtf? 4th, OP bonded with her dog over abuse. Puppy helped her with recovering from an abusive relationship. In only 5 short months this man is gritching about the dog daily. He threatens the dog. He's still married, not divorced yet. This man's volatility level seems to be increasing, and the OP, having been in a previous abusive relationship, should be paying attention to the warning flags. ???

  5. “If you think I’m cheating on you, and there is nothing I can say to change your mind, then you don’t trust me and we should break up. Because I have done nothing wrong and I will not entertain this behavior anymore. So move on or move our.”

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