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Honestly, I agree in the sense that your dad should come first out of the two 100%. However, I do not think dumping the boyfriend should be the first step. You mention that you have talked with your boyfriend and can not seem to come to a compromise. If it is as bad as it seems with behavior when your father is coming over or over I would tell him that if this does not change then things in the relationship will. For the boyfriend's behavior, especially if two people are interacting and do not match personality-wise, I think the boyfriend has every right not like your father if they just do relate all too much, but his behavior is too far and any reasonable person would tolerate for their partner's sake in this situation
I see many here have zero understanding on what you go thru with some of your own issues.
This being said, Can I suggest you take some time to yourself and your well being? Focus on your needs and what you want in the coming months and take it a little at a time. You deserve to enjoy your relationships without second guessing how important you are. Once you know what you need than ask if this person can give you this.
Take care of yourself and I wish you much happiness
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It seems like you're uninterested in continuing the relationship, you should just 'grey rock' him. Limit your responses, act uninterested, and don't make plans. He'll get the hint. Or just be up front and tell him you don't think you're compatible. It's a lot nicer than ghosting.
On another note. You should be more upfront with your expectations in a relationship, or how you prefer to date with those you do date. Without those boundaries this scenario may just repeat itself and you'll lose the investments you make.
She seems to do a lot of talking and not a lot of listening. Is that a pattern OP?
I empathize with your resistance to cut her off. My partner had a friend that was there for her during the darkest periods of her life. Now my partner is in a better place and her friend has been going down a pretty bad path for some time now. I’ve only known her friend during this time, so to me it was very easy to ask “why are you friends with her”, “she’s a shitty person”, but my partner insisted she’s not, she has good in her, she’s misguided and just needs some help, etc. So she tried everything she could to help the friend but some people don’t want to be helped and having the friend in my partner’s life was too mentally damaging to her. Eventually my partner cut her off. It looks like you’re going through something similar but the difference is that your friend is actively sabotaging your own situation. You need to draw that boundary now.
Look I'm a het dude and if my woman said what your gf said… I'd be instantly done.
Please have self respect and dump this woman asap. (Assuming you don't have some horrible family genetic legacy of course.)
We're arguing for different things here I think. I'm arguing for rent to be split based on the weighted proportion of their incomes against each other's, and you're arguing that they split the rent based in their combined contributions. They're not pooling their resources/financials yet, just figuring out a proportionally fair split for rent. But I think either approach is fine.