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If she wanted to be with you, she would be.
It's not a small thing though, consent is a huge thing. I have an issue with being kissed because I sometimes react to things and it makes them so sensitive.
I didn't realise it was a blessing in disguise until I had a guy I was dating who knew why he had to ask, and why I'd say no. And he'd do it anyway, I'm so glad I never slept with him or lost my virginity to him. I know he never would have listened and would always be pushy.
By not listening to you, he's shown you that he doesn't care about your boundaries or about you as a person. He's only interested in you as a sex object.
Sorry, you’re right, I wouldn’t want to rob the cradle.
Why would you ever be with someone who hates your kid? Do you even realize how serious it is to have an order of protection against you? It can affect your life. Yes divorce! Immediately.
Yeah, I was raised fundie. I never did have a conversation, sit down, with my parents? I did what I thought was right for me, and pushed back in the moment if there was any weirdness like “I'm going to bug him to go to church” — “Naw, that's not our thing, mom.” If your relationship with your family depends on you toeing a line that you don't want to toe, then on some level you have to work through the acceptance that your relationship might be damaged through their own actions. It sucks, but it's what it is.
Thanks a lot for your detailed response. To answer your question, besides some starting purchases when we first moved in (apartment was already furnished so nothing major), I don't see any big changes. Her reasoning doesn't go further than 'I spend more since living with him than before' purely looking at timelines, but her lifestyle has also changed. As she doesn't keep track of her finances, she has no clear idea of where her money actually goes, but for some reason she has this idea which remains unproven as long as we don't look at the numbers. I also never force her to do anything expensive, she is most often the initiator of going out to restaurants etc.
If it turns out that by living together our share each of groceries, restaurants etc is indeed higher than before, then we can try to cut back for example to get back within budget.
However, if it turns out she's spending more money than before on personal dinners with her friends or buying clothes or whatever, then I don't see why I should subsidize her with my hard-earned money while jeopardizing my savings towards making a real estate purchase in a few years. She should then take responsibility for the fact that she's living a lifestyle she can't afford with her current income.
This is what I've been saying all along. I know his dad shouldn't have taken off without checking to make sure he was on – he was wrong for that – but I also know I shouldn't have assumed they had something sorted, and if I had tapped on the window, none of this would've happened. I've come to this subreddit really looking for some advice but it's turned into a “whos in the right” contest, with only a few comments giving solid advice on what I can do to fix things.
In saying that, we're all good now. It wasn't so much the fact that I didn't try and get his dad to stop the truck, or that he would've had to walk home carrying the crab. He was more upset at how I let him down in front of his friends. He has since forgiven me and we talked it out, but this is definitely going to be a constant thing on my mind and I know I have a lot of work to do to make up for it.