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I think watching it would be a good step towards getting over your jealousy. If they had looked at clouds together would you never look at the sky again?
I bike but mostly as a way to get from point A to point B and get some exercise and I've met men who are more into biking as a sport and are disappointed that I'm not, like even doing the same thing isn't good enough if we don't do it the same way.
I also got dumped by a guy for not wanted to go rock climbing with him a few dates in.
I see red flags all over this post. Run girl. He’s a controlling pos. It’s all about keeping you locked down while he does as he pleases.
I guess don't go then… It's not wrong for people to want to take someone they care about to places they enjoy, even if they've gone there with past partners. But if you aren't going to enjoy yourself, then do what you want.
I, uh. What the fuck.
There’s so much to unpack. It might not be a gay thing; this could be an age crisis. Your husband is closer to 40 and Kevin’s closer to 20. He could’ve been trying to impress Kevin, like this expense wasn’t an expense at all. That move might’ve been relatable to his push for Kevin to pursue management (more money— seems to be an interest to this guy).
Anyway I’d be friggin vigilant.
It sounds like there are complex cultural issues at play. If he’s not comfortable staying the night without clearing it, that seems like a reasonable boundary? If you’re not okay with it, it sounds like maybe he’s not the guy for you.
Thank you for wading thru the thesaurus fog.??? I was worried OP was dating a deranged vampire. Bit of a red flag in my books, but to each his own. ?
I really appreciate the advice. I will definitely be having a conversation tnt with this insight in mind. We need to discuss the financial and cleaning aspect in more depth and that’s clear to me now. Thank you!
Yes this!! Everyone’s like “rent your house out” as if it’s that easy! It’s never a guarantee that the tenant won’t be a pain in the ass or that they won’t completely trash your home. A security deposit isn’t going to make up for some of the damage that renters might create – and I’m sure most wouldn’t be covered by any insurance if it’s just superficial stuff. Like a scratched up hardwood floor, for example, would be very expensive to replace or refinish. Or damaged kitchen cabinets. Even repainting can cost thousands (to do the whole house).
I would do a face to face confrontation with this toxic individual in the presence of your gf and tell her straight out that if she causes you any more anguish you will take the necessary steps to put her in her place. Lawsuits are a good start. Make sure you record the meeting for your protection
There should be a law against 23 year olds dating 18 year olds, right?
Did you lose your virginity to this woman?
Living with a partner when they have a roommate is likely to bring up a lot of issues. Your girlfriend's roommate didn't sign a lease to online with someone + their partner. I would never let someone's partner stay in my house for 3-4 weeks (I wouldn't even let them stay a week to be honest).
So, you’re transphobic. you don’t see trans woman as woman but biologically men.
At least you’re willing to admitting it.
I would let it slide, and see how things develop. You're young, and this seems like a pretty casual relationship anyway. Maybe they were practising some moves they could use with you.
Not solved. The real problem is your sister… this is a big deal and can ruin your gf's reputation. It's also lawsuit worthy…
What’s the reason of waiting 2 days to reply a text?
Because he doesn’t want to, he’s not that interested.
nobody is that busy
Yup you’re right, and I want to remind you that even extremely busy people check their messages once a day
Are you for real rn
I'll look into it he gave up on therapy in the past so I'm not sure he'll want to.
I don’t think you’re mature enough for a relationship with anyone.
Break up with your BF. He’ll be fine. Then work on yourself.
Is there some previous friction with your friends and your bf or something? I’m trying to figure out why there’s this nuclear reaction over… truly nothing really. The only people I know who have this much investment in their birthdays are 21 and younger.
Btw, congrats on the engagement! The ring pop is very dorky but adorable.
JFC. Ma'am, you need to take a serious look at the men you choose to partner with. This guy sounds toxic.
Oohh. That’s another sub this should be cross-posted. r/maliciouscompliance.
I sometimes feel like I online in a different world. I am a sociable person and I don’t think I have met tons of people in polyamorous relationships.
You “give up” on something with every decision you make in life.
If you start eating healthier, you're giving up on being able to eat junk food whenever you want. If you put in more hours to earn a promotion at work, you give up on having a little more free time. If you choose to stay in on a Friday night, you might be giving up a night partying it up with your friends. Vice versa, when you choose to party it up, you're giving up a nice night in.
Sure, settling down with someone means you don't have as many freedoms as you once had. But you're prioritizing beginning a life with someone over some of those freedoms. You feel that you're missing out on “so much more,” but what exactly is that? And have you also considered that if you do choose to end what you're in, you will be missing out on the experience of growing a life with someone you love?
It seems more to me that you are grappling with growing up and the changes that come with that. Your boyfriend wanting to commit to you is just a representation of the fact that life is changing and you're trying to come to terms with how you feel about it. I would seek out a therapist if you have the means to try and unpack your feelings.
Don't let something amazing go because of a fear of change.
hypothetically if your ex change his mind and think he can't live without you, decide he's willing to get married and wants a family with you. what will you do?
I just finished school and started working so I’ve been saving. He doesn’t save anything and is usually broke by the end of the week. So I don’t see him making an effort to move out. I feel like its all on me to get us out of his parents home.
And you want to keep dating this guy, let alone marry him? Five years of irresponsible finance decisions and you look at him and say: I would marry him?