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the fact that you let it happen multiple times dude oh my god dude
Why would they need to remember that?
Hell, I’m not sure my in-laws know what state I grew up in.
I don’t see how it matters at all. ?‍♀️
You say that as if there is a type of relationship that doesn’t have a risk factor. And I never asked for an argument, I presented a topic. Your ego interpreted it as an argument.
She sent a video of her being plowed by another man. An ex.
I think that’s perfectly fair
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The very best of news! Happy new year ?
Wait, are you dating more than one person right now? Because that will definitely make your issues more complicated.
Your boundaries are not dumb, they make perfect sense to me.
Though I do hope that you also follow your own boundaries and don’t go or do anything so you can ogle men topless.
This.
This is so weird. I agree with what others are saying. If he brings it up again you need to lay out all of the times he’s offered to pay for something and did not and you need to ask him why he didn’t follow through. If he makes a stink about it you may want to consider your relationship.
It is both their child, no doubt. I'm kinda torn here, i understand both parents to a degree, that situation just sucks.
He's at the young-twenties stage where dating around exploring relationships is normal. You're at the late-twenties stage where you are thinking longevity and permanence in a relationship. In other words, different life stages.
How you deal with this is, find someone who is ready to have a more serious, committed relationship. Not “deal with” what is a normal experience for a 22 year old.
Cheating is cheating. If you allow this, more will follow.
I see you're pretty anxious about joining a well established friend group, so hopefully my expirence can be helpful. I've known my boyfriend since high school, but he was just the friend of my best friend at that time. He is in a massive guy group that have been buddies for a longgg time, some since they were 10 years old. I sort of knew them, my best friend was friends with some of the guys in that group so I'd occasionally be hanging out in the same places as them, but I never really knew them. Boyfriend and I started dating a few years ago and I was REALLY anxious about officially hanging out with them because they're all single, I thought they wouldn't have similar interests to me, and I'm generally a bit socially anxious around new people. I figured I'd just be “Marco's girlfriend” to them and they'd put up with my presence.
2.5 years later these guys are my best friends in the world. They ended up being nothing but welcoming, inviting, and never think twice about including me in EVERYTHING. They don't have “guys nights”, I'm personally invited to every hang out, and we play DND every Friday night with them. I hang out with them with and without Marco all the time, hell, just last week I went out with two of them because my boyfriend had to do a night shift on Saturday and I wanted to do Trivia night at the bar by our house.
What I'm getting at is, dont automatically assume that just because they're a long established friend group that they won't want to welcome you into it. Do you trust your girlfriend to have picked nice, respectful people as friends? Do you think she has a good judge of character? I'd say give playing with them a shot and I really do think it'll help with the jealousy a lot for you to witness just how platonic her friendship is with them, and hey, maybe you'll gain some cool friends in the meantime.
he’s married
Nothing you can do, check your dm better
Agreed 10 whole years a freaking decade and he’s going to magically change. Yeah sure. The wife has better chance at life just divorcing.
So, I was wondering if that’s acceptable to even say as seeing we’re not boyfriend/girlfriend.
You're talking about 'Text me when you get home' kind of conversation here?
Honestly… I think you're overthinking this way too hard. Just do what flows and feels natural for you two.
All you are doing is complicating things when you introduce these type of things:
Her and I go against the rule of “text only to set up dates” and were pretty communicative as in she’ll ask how my day is, talk about each others days etc. I was pretty surprised as I thought that’s more relationship level stuff. She responded well and told me when she got home.
Dating is the trial run for a relationship. There are going to be new layers added as you go. Its not like a switch where the connection is utterly dry and once R-status everything is full throttle… its a layered process.
I used to date someone who would trick me into exploding (back when I was younger and with a hotter temper) so I would raise my voice, maybe insult them, and, in the end, I would be the bad person, and would have to comfort them and explain how I need to handle my temper better, never touching upon the actual problems of the relationship, let alone their issues within it.
No way! I would want the money back and would struggle to stay with someone depending on their response.
If you've said “I want to end the relationship” and blocked him on everything then you've already dumped him.
It's done.