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  1. Oh, when he asks why you didn't get him a gift, say, “You know, you never get me one so I decided to stop doing it, too. Some relationships just aren't gifting relationships.”

  2. To her, getting sexual release from someone else is cheating. It's sexual and involves someone outside the relationship against a partner's wishes – Isn'tthat cheating?

  3. Marrying someone who is deceptive and straight up lying is not a good idea. Trust is everything, she has broken your trust.

  4. I was mid-30s when I had my child and didn't have a very hot time recovering, so age does not negatively affect for all.

  5. Yes, I definitely don’t think we’re ready for marriage. Like I’ve said, I’m not arguing their points. I AGREE. I think people greatly underestimate how hurtful tone can be. Im not asking anyone to sugar coat anything, just to be a decent human. I’ve received lots of helpful DMs with links and advice for counselling. Those people are sincerely helping, not participating in some blown-up Reddit drama

  6. Ask yourself this OP – Your parents engrained into you that showing emotions as a man is wrong. Your gf has engrained in you that showing your emotions is wrong.

    Deep down you seem to acknowledge that this is wrong and believe you should be able to safely show your emotions around people that are supposed to love you. Otherwise you wouldn't be posting here.

    Now – if you have a son with this woman – will you be okay with her engraining this toxic mindset that boys/men shouldn't show emotions? Is that what you'd want for your son? Give up and submit to this stupidity because “a lot of people” think like this?

    Or do you want to be with someone who will allow you to break that cycle and be part of the change?

    No matter how much you try and convince yourself that she's wonderful and supportive – she's not. She makes fun of you and ridicules you at your weakest moments. That's not what someone who loves and supports you does. I'm sorry you've been brainwashed to believe it is. You can't force someone to change their point of view.

    Don't be part of this toxic cycle.

  7. She changed her mind. She doesn’t want you involved in her medical stuff. Back off. You’re really overstepping.

  8. Of course she’ll go back to him…and then run back to you when she realizes just why it is they broke up in the first place. DO NOT take her back

  9. Weirdly comparative. There’s no reason to say “at least you don’t have to deal with this at home”. It brings him into it as a comparison when he doesn’t need to be compared to, and sounds like “my life is so much worse than you” and like gloating about your issues.

    It’s one of those things that is just always annoying when people say and turn things into a comparison/competition

  10. Yeah, you need a boyfriend who is emotionally mature. It sounds as if he has deep rooted trauma which he has hidden away and covered by stuffed animals. I’m thinking schizophrenia.

  11. I realise you may have left information out, but from what you describe I can’t see any resentment here. I see two people trying to work full time in jobs that are becoming increasingly demanding, and struggling to balance that.

    It may help you to think about this less in terms of money and more in terms of time. Do you have similar amounts of free time? Do you work similar hours? Are there some chores that need to be done at a certain time (such as cooking dinner) which naturally fall more to one person than the other? Someone making less money doesn’t mean their job is less demanding; my husband is a full time medical student and I’m the sole earner, but his hours are longer than mine so I do more of the domestic stuff just because I have the time. If he has free time and you don’t that’s worth calling out; but if you’re both just struggling to stay on top of everything, I don’t think that’s a matter of resentment.

    If his level of domestic effort has dropped off due to increased workload that’s understandable, but if it’s not sustainable then you need to have a conversation about that. But don’t make it about money or resentment unless that’s actually part of the equation. Many couples struggle to both work full time and manage home life responsibilities even without kids; this is a situation where it should be you two vs the problem, not you vs him.

  12. You should trust your partner cuz they continuely act trustworthy and don't put themselves in compromising potions that would make their behaviors look sus. Your gf knows how it looks, spending most of the day and sleeping over at another guy's place and yet she didn't even try to apologize for looking sus and explain what happened and promise not to do such behavior again. She just keeps doing it. No matter how far she's gone with this friend of hers doesn't matter. Don't get trapped in the sunk/cost fallacy cuz she isn't the one for you. There are many women out there who will not ever think to do what your fiancé is doing rn.

  13. Sure, Jan.

    Also are you using an AI chat bot? Because word on the street is that you are ? But keep it up, please post the update after you’ve embarrassed yourself in front of your ex-friend’s fam!?

  14. Seriously? How do you forget it? How do you keep that thought not popping up at random intervals from here on out through to the end of your life?

  15. I had to walk through it often as a child. My mom would always tell me to look for dog poop on the ground. I imagine if there was a better way to get where we were going, she would have taken us that way.

  16. Is that autistic as an insult? if so I sincerely HOPE you don't think less of the people in your life for being autistic.

    It feels like the concern you have is the implication being actionable because they have access to the friend (discounting if that's just a fantasy for them or the friend's agency in things). Just because he enjoys a thought or finds her friend attractive doesn't mean he is going to cheat nor that he thinks any less of OP.

    Also if specificity is the key difference between him saying “I fantasize about being with other people” and “I fantasize about being with this person” at the end of the day it's still fantasizing about being with someone else. There's no “just a threesome” (again unless you see the third as a glorified human sex toy with no emotions), you are having sex with another person you are attracted to.

    There's nothing wrong with not being okay with that for your relationship, some people are strictly monogamous and that's a more than fair boundary. But we can't actively decide what/who we are and aren't attracted to. Only how we act on it, and he hasn't cheated.

  17. I’m the type of dude that has no issue with being jg feminine at times, and would absolutely grab tampons or anything else my girlfriend needed. But I still stand juuust outside the makeup section at target when she’s looking for stuff. I’m just now realizing that I do that every time. I guess because it’s kind of hardwired in me that it’s a women’s section and I’m trying to be respectful? I wouldn’t say no if my gf asked me to come over or for an opinion, but my natural instinct is to give that area its space for some reason. It never even dawned on me that I do that.

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