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Didn’t even need to read the post. Just the title. Yes you should.
No, but I am expecting him to act normal and act how he used to and seek advice on how to help him since his friends are clearly failing at it. I care about him very much and this has been very naked for me to see all this happening and not be able to do anything about it. People keep coming to me and telling me how he is struggling, obsessing over me, talking shit about me, lying, then saying he loves me. Then expecting me to somehow be able to do something or get answers from me, all the while my anxiety just grows and I've had a hard time coping.
“I’m not giving legal advice, he asked me if there was anything legal he could do and I suggested some causes (you mean courses) of action”
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Is this the only way that you feel he isn’t proactive? Like, do you have to prompt him to do lots of things that you need? for instance, will he take out the trash if he sees that it’s full, or does he wait for you to ask him to do it?
I ask this only because it’s incredibly common in hetero relationships for men to expect women to be the “house manager” and they are just waiting for instructions. This is referred to as “emotional labor” and many people grow to resent the burden of it over time. If he is generally pretty proactive around the house, then I would chalk this up to a miscommunication or difference in preference regarding how one should respond to the other being sick. But if this is just yet another example of him requiring you to ask him for assistance instead of offering it unprompted, you might want to think about what that will mean long-term.
She’s wondering if the grass is greener. Happened to my highschool relationship that lasted till adulthood. Let her go. There is probably no changing her mind if she’s already wondering or craving another life. My ex wanted to be single so badly because he never got that. He never found a real relationship again after I left. I’ve been married for 6 years and have my own family after him. She will learn her lesson about taking things for granted and you’ll be long gone
i dont really know why she does but she just continually does it and it hurts every single time. do you have any suggestions of anything i could say or should i just kinda sit around and wait and hope for the best?
Ah geez. Sorry. I made that comment as a sort of shitty joke
Definitely tell him, that's gonna create more confidence in the relationship and it's gonna make you feel better.