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The worst thing that people with feelings do after a breakup is to continue being friends. It’s never a good idea. And you need to make changes in your life if your closest friend is a long distance relationship. You need to get out more and spend time with more people in real life. Then find someone local to date. She has made it clear that she is trying to do the healthy thing by taking a break from you, you need to respect that and do the same. Maybe in the future when you have both moved on and healed, there could be a chance for a friendship, but for now you need to stay away.
Don’t age yourself out of children.
This woman’s husband is not a diagnosed alcoholic as of yet. I have the greatest sympathy for those who have alcoholics in there life, I have someone in the family.
However, Her husband binge drinks twice a month. If that was the definition most teenagers and uni students would be considered alcoholics.
It is ok to get a lapdance. It is even okay to fuck others. If you have discussed it, and agreed that it is. Otherwise no.
Pretty shallow of you tbh. If you love him for who he is, looks shouldnt matter. If you decided to cut your hair and he didnt want to be with you anymore, how would that make you feel? Or what if you gain a bunch of weight and he didnt want you anymore? C'mon now.
No? I mean I don’t understand why she was an option at all. And that if he followed up saying no one else is free to help him either then I could have pressed my job to let me leave more
Your title is “my mother doesn't want to see me anymore”
But, you say within the body of your post that she DOES see you, just not as frequently as you like. You also indicate that she never has said she doesn't want to see you, it's just something you have inferred from her actions.
I can understand being hurt because you feel your mother doesn't spend enough time with you, but in no way has your mother indicated she doesn't want to see you.
Is it possible that the relationship between you and your mother is strained because of negative assumptions and inference, and the inability of you two to constructively discuss it?
When you talk to her about it, is the conversation focused on being critical of her (i.e. you spend more time with others, it feels like you don't want to see me anymore, etc) or is it focused on how much you miss her and would love to have her more involved in her life?
As a lady person who does all the yard work at our house, it would piss me off so much for some misogynistic assholes to ruin my favorite thing with their hateful bullshit. I’d do yard work in a bikini just to spite these fucks.
The other person explained it perfectly.
All you can do is move on and learn. Hope next relationship will be better. Good luck, man.
It seems pretty weird. Did OP meet this guy and not like him? Op is saying their arguments are increasing, but before this was a sore spot that op had, did they have healthy adult conversations about what each others understanding and expectations were? Did they try to figure out what the root of those uncomfortable feelings are?
There are five adults in that situation, her parents, her, the guy and the therapist. None of those people think it's weird that they are friends. None of those people have expressed concerns that they feel bad about this.
If the question is does ops gf think it's normal and is it normal for her? Yes. Because, it very clearly is normal for her and the people in here life.
If op can't do that, then the relationship will end due to constant strain.
But this isn't a judgement call on all the people involved, because we can not determine how things got to this point, or even how much op can even answer about this guy and his partners relationship with him, past or present.
I would like to encourage op to figure out why he thought their relationship would change, and even encourage them to invest in couples therapy with her to see if they can figure out these insecurity things. But, if that doesn't sound worth it, I think the relationship isn't gonna work.
I just don't think it's because 'being friends with your ex isn't normal. '