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  1. Oh OP. My heart breaks for you. Leaving an abusive relationship is never easy but YOU ARE DOING THE RIGHT THING. Please do not go back to her no matter what. You deserve to be loved, respected and treated decently. I have been in your shoes and yes its hot but you will get through it. Surround yourself with friends and family. You are loved. You are worthy. You got this.

  2. Bruh my bf is the same gawd damn way. He will tell me his most “honest thoughts and opinions” about my body out of nowhere like how he wished I had bigger bongas knowing that I don't have the power to magically make them bigger ffs

    I honestly don't know why dudes do that, I want my partner to be honest with me but…not that honest…

  3. You sound defensive and triggered.

    You’re flailing.

    You’re wrong.

    You’re sexist.

    Change if you want to.

  4. Look, coming from a guy… That pressure to propose… is real (and heavy).

    And sometimes, everything about your lives will point to a life long commitment, however some need the ring the validate it. Others expect you to do it and if you don't, you feel like you could run the relationship into the ground.

    The fact he felt pressured, doesn't necessarily mean there is no willingness to be engaged.

    You two are planning to purchase a home together, no? Would you not consider that a long term commitment?

    And yes, I know you two have been together for 7 years (congrats, quite the accomplishment)… but that doesn't change the fact that you're both still early 20s, on the younger side for this sort of thing.

    Personally, I don't think there is anything wrong with what happened. You two just need to get the real honesty out of the way.

    This isn't a matter of whether or not he wants to marry you… this is a matter of you two figuring out your timelines together.

    Getting engaged Getting married Developing career Building finances Having kids Buying a house

    Those are all massive steps, responsibilities, and weights to add on your life.

    And those need to be added at appropriate times when the weight isn't crushing.

    Also… that type of honesty he just gave you, is what you want.

    Imagine 3 years from now he bottled this up and it explodes. A total out of no where blow up. That is a disaster.

    What this could also mean, maybe hold off on the wedding planning for another few years… what's the rush?

    Focus one thing at a time and maybe the one thing to focus on is the home purchase and settling into careers.

    Just talk to each-other.

    You're engaged… planning buying a house together. The commitment is there.

    You two need to get your timelines sorted out together and have some honest heart to hearts. You can take his honesty in a bad way, or take it in a way where is he is crying out for help… help to be understood. He could very well feel like he is just blowing along with the wind and doesn't feel like he has a say in anything atm.

    Talk to each-other.

    Nothing about this post sounds like a relationship ender, but rather a time for deeper communication.

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