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I'd take a step back, you're going to approach clingy territory, whether you mean to or not.
I know the feeling you're describing though, one of the worst feelings in the world. Step back, wait for her to contact you. I wouldn't speak to her unless she speaks to you first from now on. If she asks what's wrong, just say “I asked you out and you didn't answer me, so I just felt weird pestering you”
You should play the song, these hoes ain’t loyal.
Well that's fine then. Original post gave wrong impression then. If things are otheriwise goign well I would get over this incident.
Although I don't think both of them (gf and her cousin) can stay under the same roof much longer. For now what is importnat is that your gf does not accumulate anger in herself. The issue is to get rid of it she needs to be listened to by someone. I imagine her parent's are an option. If they cared about her they would see how much harmful their current situation is and made sure they don't online together. Ergo I don't think they care. If you think they do suggest your gf to press them to either help her (financially) on-line seperately or kick her cousin out.
She can't really vent to you, if she tries to make you her therapist your relationship is pretty much dead. Even if she gets therapist this probably won't be enough. She really needs to live! seperately from her cousin or she might become properly toxic person.
I think you meant to say ex-boyfriend in your title. And go to that club and give that stripper a big tip, she went above and beyond by telling you this. I don't usually like the idea of paying people to tell the truth because we should do it for free, but I think she earned a good tip from you. She violated the rules of her sexual profession where tons of guys cheat on their partners with her to help you.
Why can’t she apply for a job that’s entry level in her field? It’s odd to go for say, intermediate position without having the experience.
I honestly can't say for sure. I assume it just isn't the type of work she wants, or she is discouraged by the idea of getting a low return on her degree. But it is not any surprise that this field is naked to break into. Entry level jobs are scarce as well but she would have an upper hand there.
How you just gonna skip past your husband being a predator?
Ditch the bf, NOT the dog.
I had to rehome a dog I'd had (and adored) for almost 5 years due to a literally impossible situation. That said, it's been 14 years and I still regret it EVERY SINGLE DAY, and would give anything to have had another option.
Chances are, if you do rehome your dog, you'll end up resenting the boyfriend.
This is the kind of behavior that only gets worse. Especially because she she's this as your issue, you not respecting her when in actuality she's controlling you.
This is something only she can fix if she actually thinks of it as a problem. Her past experiences aren't you issue to fix. That's on her to manage and change.
You really should consider leaving if you really want to give it another go you might consider explaining your boundaries and what you need for the relationship to continue.
As in, I'm no longer going to be texting you every 10 minutes, I'll check in but i wnt to enjoy my night out. If you harass my friends they'll be blocking your calls and set your phone to DND , I'm not at your beck and call. If you don't trust me when I've done nothing to earn your mistrust than you need to work on it as I'm not your therapist and you're not my keeper. If you can't respect my individuality than this relationship is not built on trust and can't go on. Or something to that affect, whatever you feel or think
This is the kind of behavior that only gets worse. Especially because she she's this as your issue, you not respecting her when in actuality she's controlling you.
This is something only she can fix if she actually thinks of it as a problem. Her past experiences aren't you issue to fix. That's on her to manage and change.
You really should consider leaving if you really want to give it another go you might consider explaining your boundaries and what you need for the relationship to continue.
As in, I'm no longer going to be texting you every 10 minutes, I'll check in but i wnt to enjoy my night out. If you harass my friends they'll be blocking your calls and set your phone to DND , I'm not at your beck and call. If you don't trust me when I've done nothing to earn your mistrust than you need to work on it as I'm not your therapist and you're not my keeper. If you can't respect my individuality than this relationship is not built on trust and can't go on. Or something to that affect, whatever you feel or think
Your boyfriend is a violent loser ma'am. Don't settle for trash, you deserve better than this.