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I'm sure they'll be angry, but SO WHAT. Do not compromise and make yourself ultimately unhappy because you're scared of what someone else will think or do. This is way easier said than done when you're 16, but that's my advice to you. Maybe you can speak with a teen therapist about the situation.
tell her
You have no idea how much better you’ve made me feel thank you!!
Believe it or not men actually put effort into their appearance to impress people too. Shocking I know.
Being in the same place with a 8 year gap like that is not usually a good sign. Mind you it doesn't have to be bad either. Living together or hinting about being room mates is a cute idea on paper, but also, as an outsider, I have to say incredibly stupid.
It sounds like you heavily have him on a pedestal, and that's fine. However, it sounds like you really need to take a solid step back and think about some things.
He does sound decent so far from what you've said but also you heavily have him on a pedestal and imo when things like that happen its only a matter of time before poof it falls.
Only after this pregnancy scare.
A condom broke and you used it?
Or did you miss your period and used it then? If so, that's not how it works.
Did you resolve the situation with your ex yet?
Why are you with a man who values you so little, that he’ll bring a woman back to your home, your safe space, and cheat on you with her.
His feelings are clear. He’s using you.
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If you're absolutely sure your information is solid, I imagine Jake would want to know that his wife has been messing with another man.
He's 24 – surely he knows how sex works by now? Why are you infantilizing an adult man?
I know, I would’ve been cracking up!
We’ve been together for a year. He has a job but makes much less than I do. We wouldn’t have moved in together if he could have found a place that housed him and his two dogs but finding a place like that is impossible.
If it helps, this probably never stood a chance. It's about your ages and all the long distance. People do a lot of growing and changing between ages 19/20 to 25/26 as we transition into our full adult selves. You're just starting on that journey. Even if she was at the same school, odds are against you simply for this reason alone.
Add in the long distance, and there's just not much positive to say I do think you're smart to be worried about the dynamics the next time you see each other. But the bigger issue is going through the very unique and fun college experience and what you might have robbed yourself of in terms of seeing/meeting other people. You sound smart, but 2.5 years of mostly LD doesn't “teach” you much about adult relationships and how to navigate them.
I don’t like beards either. You don’t HAVE to shave it. But just know that your girlfriend finds it very unattractive. ??♀️
And why was OP dating a teenager in the first place?
It's only going to get worse. She will start to resent you because she “has to” have sex while she doesn't want it and it feel wrong to her. It will just feel worse and worse for her. And you will be damaged seriously by the shame and not being wanted and it will be thrown in your face that she is having sex with you even though she doesn't want it. You two aren't compatible and it hurts but you can't become asexual just as much as she can't change.
My man, move on from her. What she said is pretty alarming and very manipulative. Who the fuck threatens someone with being labelled a rapist. If someone overheard part of your conversation and got the wrong idea you'd be ruined.
not very long. 4-5 months.
She’s also clearly pretty naive and easily influenced. I’m guessing op has experienced some other controlling and manipulative behavior from her gf before this.
I agree with you. Some are acting like it's a mystery. Well it's not. Being a woman or a mother doesn't mean that you can be a mother to every child in your way. Some people are saying just because she adopted, she can also mother this new kid as if they are the same thing. I would leave too, if I were her.
I just don't get how people are so casual about a kid and and a woman getting involved in your life just like that.
First of all, I want to say I'm so sorry you were put in such an uncomfortable situation, and thank you for standing up for your SIL.
It probably means the world to her that you defended her, and made a terrible situation a bit more bearable.
Second.. I wish I could give you some proper advice, but it truly depends on how open your husband is to being challenged. Having an open discussion about gay people and challenging his views (if rooted in religion) with properly thought-out arguments that refer to scripture might help.
He also needs to realize that there is non-zero chance that one of his kids end up being lgbt+. He needs to acknowledge and come to terms with that or he runs a serious risk of traumatizing his children.
Dude there's no freaking survey system where people got interviewed, asked about it and it got tallied. Some people have and some people haven't.
Like I said, if you hang out with people who do drugs you're more likely to meet other people who do drugs like your friend who boasted about what he did. He does drugs so obviously he found other people who did drugs and was cool with it.
Stop asking childish questions that can't be answered because there's no system for identifying “who's had coke snorted off their tits” because not everyone freaking advertises it.
So you know this man is struggling right now and you are making it about you and how you don't get an automated morning text? Good god.
“Shared custody” of an animal isn't a thing, it's a bad idea, and it's not your place to decide it on his behalf. It's very disruptive and harmful for an animal to constantly go back and forth between households; they need stability and such an arrangement would wreck your cat's mental and physical health. Plus, it means that you've decided on a way to stay in his life even after deeply hurting him – this is incredibly selfish of you. Not to mention the potential for fights later down the road over who is responsible for vet bills. You are the one leaving: unless the cat was yours to begin with, you leave the cat with him unless he doesn't want to keep it alone.
The short answer is that there is no kind way to break up, except to do it honestly, and swiftly. Don't linger around and drag it out, don't wait for when you think it'll be “the right time.” There is no right time for something that is going to hurt him this much. But now that you know you want to do it, you morally need to. It will help him the most in the long run.
And don't stay with him after you're broken up. If you break up, you need to take the onus on yourself to find somewhere else to live!, while keeping in mind the rent obligation you have with him now and any financial hardship you may cause him. If you can continue to pay rent until he, too, can break the lease and find somewhere cheaper to online, while you stay with family or get a cheaper place somewhere else, this is the best course of action.
It should go without saying that as you are the one leaving the relationship, you do not get to keep the place you share and kick him out. If you want to break up with compassion, take responsibility for being the one who wants to leave and actually leave.
Just be there for him. You can't tote the whole load by yourself, so it's good that he's pursuing therapy. You don't need to fix anything for him, just be present.
The unfortunate thing about a parent's death is seeing that life goes on even though you feel stuck in this place where you're an adult but still a kid, because that's the last kid moment you have. Powerless and frozen and unable to change anything, while life is just zipping by around you. When my mom died, I was very sad for a long time. Every night, for months, I would curl up in my boyfriend's lap, right before bed, and just sob. My mom wasn't even awesome or super present in my life, but it just hit naked af. It will take months before it's not just hitting him over and over again throughout the day. So let the therapist lead him through processing his grief, and you can help him by suggesting little activities to take up time when he's needing it to be off of his mind, and keeping him company when he can't get it off of his mind. Movies, cartoons, board games, walks in the park, bowling, coloring books, study sessions, whatever. Sometimes you need something to pass the time because it feels like you're just stuck in a moment that lasts forever.
But also, don't get lost in this. You're still a person in a relationship, and you have needs too. So don't accept the short end of the stick 24/7, or be a service provider with no needs of your own. Be straightforward about when you need something, or are worried about him, or need to have a fun night because this is heavy and you're a teenager in college.
Don't immediately assume your father is wrong and your mother didn't do this. Go get a pat test.
If it's any consolation, but both being male, children are impossible. Unless, not understanding basic biology is among the field of red flags.