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  1. Thanks. Today I did a lot of thinking and decided I can’t be with someone that I can’t talk to things that are very small to me about. He used to talk about his ex a lot, a lot a lot. However I never really worried about it. I want someone I can freely laugh with and joke with. If they aren’t fine with a specific topic I rather them just tell me calmly vs acting very emotional and defensive about it.

  2. She assaulted your boyfriend and your first reaction is to fetch her some water, wtf?

    Imagine if roles were reversed and his “best friend” pulled out his dick and wouldnt let you get up after you visibly and physically TRY to get away

    yo, you need to take a step back and examine your boundaries, and how you establish trust and respect others. first, your bf is in a new environment and was assaulted so the focus should have been on him.

    she is not your friend, she disrespected you, and violated your boyfriend. the “alcohol” didnt donit. Mimi did it. Alcohol just helps you really show who you are inside without reservations

    If your boyfriend hasnt left you yet, oh he’s thinking about it. You’ve shown that you have unclear boundaries. The fact you still refer to her as your best friend is another red flag

  3. Oh please. Guys, stop feeding this fetisher's kink. Obviously a made-up story. Like any child (or man) would believe that females don't fart or poop.

  4. There's really nothing else to do than to break up. I'm really puzzled about why he hasn't done that already. He clearly doesn't like her.

  5. Seriously though, if you left age out of your post, everyone would be saying YTA. Instead, they're all fixated on the fact she's closer to your age than his age. You stated she's invited you to dinner, to hang out, etc. Sounds like she's trying to be nice and extend an olive branch, but you wanna piss all over it instead. Why? Because your father is happy with a young woman instead of a woman his age? Surely there must be something wrong with that right? They are both adults and in a relationship, a relationship you would sooner put to an end than to just be supportive and see your father be happy. He can date who he wants as long as it's a legal, consensual relationship. He has the right to choose who he dates, NOT YOU.

  6. Your GF sounds like she has a romanticized idea of marriage.

    Most girls, including myself, grew up dreaming of a beautiful wedding with the love of your life.

    A lot of women don't consider what happens after. Marriage is, honestly, a title. Nothing will change except legalities. More so, I don't recommend getting married if you've never even lived together. What if she wants the syrup refrigerated? What if you have lousy neighbors? All in all, you both need patience and communication. External stressors can cause high tensions at home and make you both irritable and irrational.

    You haven't lived with her, and you definitely shouldn't propose when pressured into it. I wouldn't legally bind myself to someone who disregards my comfort and is disrespectful to my wishes.

  7. Why would she need to see if she can make it work with him or not? You are her husband and you deserve respect.

    I would let any other man touch my wife, it's common sense. Take your time to heal, you deserve better brother.

  8. It sounds like you did not consent. While there may be established implied consent in some relationships, that should never lead you to believe that your effort to reject his attempt changes what the reality of the situation really is. The reality is that you rejected it. He knowingly proceeded. Due to how he reacted, it is clear that he knows he was in the wrong. He knows your trauma and still decided to make that attempt. If you wish to preserve the relationship, there is a chance of recovery if you go to relationship therapy and individual therapy (both of you) and all of this is talked about. It is also completely fair for you to no longer want to be a part of a relationship in which someone would do that to you. You must communicate, though. What I don’t recommend is accepting apologies and moving on. This is something that needs to be discussed at length with a licensed relationship therapist if you do choose to move forward. It is also your prerogative to contact authorities if you feel that he may be dangerous. When deciding between any option you have, think about your safety, the safety of others, and the security of knowing that you should never have to go through these experiences. You want to ensure that things like this never happen again. Of course you know that, but I emphasize it because it can be easy to let the emotional attachment to someone fog the mind. Please be well. Wishing the best for you. And again I am so sorry that you had to go through that. PS: If I were a friend, I’d tell you to leave immediately and never talk to this person again. That is also a perfectly reasonable and optimal choice as well.

  9. I think people are allowed to keep diaries and notes to work out what happens to them, relationships included. If my gf was looking through my diaries, and I've been with an abuser so I know what it's like to have constant intrusion into my thoughts, I would end the relationship immediately. Life is too short to have your thoughts policed by anyone. Human output is what matters to me.

    I have a wonderful gf now and it would be a total betrayal to snoop in her diaries.

    As someone had already mentioned, it is common for people in therapy to male notes and keep diaries. They aren't meant to be intruded upon.

    Good luck with this OP.

  10. I'm so sorry and I hope you are able to make the decision to leave. In the meantime, you have to take back some of your individuality-if you don't have feelings for her now use that as a shield to meet up with your friends and talk to them honestly about how things are going. You need people on your side. She has pretty effectively isolated you from everyone who would support you. Here are some ideas I had:

    Disconnect the router when making personal calls. No internet, no Alexa. Otherwise go outside. Honestly I would buy either a new phone on a separate plan, so she can't gain access to it. Password/biometric protect it. TAKE back your ability to have a private phone conversation. If you need to let her know about decisions you're making for yourself, text her when she is at work. Paper trail, plus she can't physically stop you. PLEASE get on the deed to your home. Depending on where you online and who purchased it/whether it is paid off, it may be a violation for you not to be on the deed. But protect yourself. I'm no expert but if she is open to working on things and you DO decide to stay(although I hope you won't) make a list of the things you need, and let her know that divorce is on the table. You have to get to see your friends. You have to be able to get sleep when you want to nap. Etc.

  11. Quit trying to placate him and be open. You don't wanna seem controlling but the real issue is, she shouldn't have been in the picture AT ALL when you two were dating because she is a threat to y'all's relationship. He should be protecting it.

    But you kept being lenient and allowing it because you thought it was what partners do, they “allow their partner to have friends” but she's not a fucking friend chief.

    She fucked your boyfriend when y'all weren't together AFTER already taking and dating each other. He clearly doesn't care either. So either she goes forever and you deal with knowing that you stayed in a relationship where your partner didn't care about how you felt, or you let them have each other.

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