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Op, if you came into an inheritance from a parent, would you put it into the college fund of a child who wasn’t related to them? Would you not assume that that child already has their own parents and grandparents who should be saving for their college?
Your child should end up with a proportion of your parents money, and your ex’s parents’ money. Why should they get an extra set of grandparents’ money? That’s deeply unfair.
This is either trolling or true and both implicate more about us than them.
I've already searched through all the therapists in town and picked the best one I could find.
…but if she really liked me she should want me to be with her.
We are both very independent
These two lines don't add up.
If you were independent, you would understand that her life with her friends isn't a constant referendum on you.
Sounds like you're not ok with being independent, and are looking for any tiny hint that she's not 100% into you as someone she wants to die next to, as a clear sign that she actually doesn't like you at all and you should break up.
She knows that I am not one to stick around when/if I feel that that I am not wanted
Yeah, that sentence now makes sense. You're acting incredibly insecure. It's not becoming of someone your age to act like someone 50 years younger.
You're not selfish. Even tho he seems to be acting out of a place of hurt, his actions are still causing you emotional harm and putting you in some very tough positions. Needing support for that is not selfish.
IIf we hurt the ones we love, even if it comes from a place of our own hurt, we still need to fix it and make the other person feel safe and loved again, or accept if they no longer want us because we crossed a boundary. Even tho he is hurting, he is still responsible for the harm he causes. It worries me that you feel selfish for needing support, its ok to also have your needs.
It’s my own anxiety. It’s something I’m working on, and I think in a comparison of the timelines between this and other spats, I’ve been successful. They don’t appreciate it when I run away, and they’ve said as much. I recognize that I should’ve apologized the second I said anything bad, and this situation wouldve been dealt with quicker, but I cant change that now.