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Was it two humans in fursuits or actual animals involved? That’s a huge difference.
You did read her post, right?
But I was so upset that I asked him mid-cry, face into his shirt: “to please fuck off. you're exhausting to be around.” and went back inside, leaving him at the door.
That was her response to him coming to give her a hug when she was upset. I was pointing out she really had no right to tell him to f-off, and the only person who really needs to leave the situation is her. It's funny how much more offended you were when I made a comment calling her out on how wrong it was for her to tell him to f-off than you were with her telling him to f-off in the first place.
So anyone on here can give you their opinion formed by their own experiences and biases but only you know what the dynamic is like between you and your fiance and his dynamic with this specific person. In my experience your intuition about these things is usually correct. Even if there's nothing going on with this person it seems like you know your fiance well enough to know the signs of him having a wandering eye. That being said, I don't think it's necessarily a “bad” thing in and of itself. Imo it's natural for you and your partner to develop crushes in a ltr. Being in a monogamous relationship is a conscious choice, and it doesn't mean you don't find other people attractive. What I think is important is that you and your fiancé create space for honesty in your relationship. Getting mad at him isn't going to change any feelings he may have and could end up creating a self fulfilling prophecy by driving him away. It also gives him no incentive to be honest with you. I think if you and your fiancé respect each other as complex human beings and accept each other's perception of reality you can more easily get to the root of the issue. Consider whether you only care for him in relation to yourself or if you care for him as an individual human being holistically. You don't have to like his truth, but you have to accept his truth and accept that only he can determine what that is. It can upset you, but if you want to continue your relationship there's no point in acting on your emotions in a manner that pushes him away. Your emotions are yours to process. He needs to fully realize these things about you as well and consider you in kind. Once everything is laid out on the table you decide what you're comfortable with, if you need to set a boundary, if you have room for compromise. He has no obligation to agree with you, but if he doesn't and won't respect your boundaries or compromise I don't see how you can go forward in your relationship. Same vice versa. However, he can have a crush and still choose you and you can still choose him even if he has a crush. Truly knowing and accepting your partner can create profound intimacy that deepens your relationship. And with that added depth and understanding in the relationship you may both want to choose each other even more. I wish you the best through this tough situation 🙂
Yes i am planning to get more social, but it's naked cuz it takes a lot of energy out of me?
I don't really think that there is something going on with them, but what I 100% agree on: if he was questioning if it was appropriate or not to get her those items, that should have been a very large billboard of an answer, No. He shouldn't.
Even though you guys are all close, that doesn't mean there are obvious boundaries. I think to a degree people don't have that form of common sense.
She might be a legitimate victim and you’re throwing in the accusation that she’ll eventually falsely accuse OP of SA, what’s wrong with you?
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This is a bad relationship for everyone. Just end it.
No worries. Next time you should drive… to the lawyers office to file for divorce.
Good. She physically and emotionally abused you. Yes, even friends can abuse people. You don't need friends like her.
I had a friend that said my long time partner always wanted to screw her. It’s best to cut ties.
I’m an adult and could deal with being broken up with if she wanted to see other people
Then it's adult choices time. If you can deal with being broken up with, then you can deal with breaking up. Being realistic about the situation, she pitched the break as a way to fuck other people guilt free – or at to twist things around enough for justification after the fact. Your boundary was noted and she nodded to it, but never intended to abide by it. Simply one more affirmation of too many posted here that breaks are bullshit.
There's no point having deal breakers or boundaries if you won't enact them when the situation comes about. Now it's here.
but, he shouldn't have to stop. it's just porn. you're entitled to want to be in a porn-free relationship but he's equally as entitled to want to be in a relationship with someone who doesn't want to stop him from watching it.
Ok and now he's paying for her.
The difference is, she's complaining about it. Was he complaining about not getting enough jewellery or expensive trips while he was going to school?
If the answer is yes, then sure.
If it's no, then I don't get it.
You should date people your own age