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  1. You said in a comment the guy who told you this info was vague. This right here makes me feel like he is just stirring up shit. Why not just tell you the full story if he has nothing to lose? He is sounding very manipulative right now. Just remember the ex broke up with him for a reason and you might be seeing it.

    Maybe your gf did meet someone while on vacation but they just hung out and chatted and then she added him to her socials. Could be innocent but the guy gives you just enough information and then pulls back and makes it sound devious so you will believe the worst.

    Like seriously who offers up info like that and is like “Your gf cheated on you with some guy she met” and you're shocked and ask what happened and they're like “Sorry I can't get into it.” boy you're already into it you'd better spill it all… Sounds shady as hell to me.

    Just give your gf the benefit of the doubt here and don't come at her with conviction when you have no proof. Ask her what went down and see what she does/says.

  2. Your girl is going out and getting wasted with a guy she hooked up with in the past and then sleeping on his couch? Yea I’d take a very hot pass on that personally

  3. I don't follow your GF thought patterns but if she thinks her guy friend contributes more to her life than you do, I would suggest you should stop wasting your precious time on her and move on.

    I dunno Reddit, my entire relationship history has consisted of giving too much and getting burned for it. And then still sticking around afterwards

    So you're a slow learner. Your girlfriend has given you valuable information. Make the most of it.

    I want to feel valued and I want to give 100% in a relationship or why bother?

    Exactly, why bother?

  4. I mean, this guy is NOT your brother. Sometimes, people once you meet them will have a completely different feel to exactly how they look, in such a way that it will no longer feel like he is like your brother.

    I'd go on the date and see.

  5. He wasn't committed to you, probably also not committed to suicide. So ignore him and tell his mother to get her baby into therapy because he stopped being your problem the moment you found out that he cheated on you.

  6. I was thinking of moving to a different state if we don’t work out. Why would I sleep in my car when I have my own home and make more than enough? Lmao.

  7. So he's mentally unstable, uses that as an excuse to abuse you, makes stupid/rash choices, doesn't know how to handle his feelings, disrespectful, and you think this is the best person to have a healthy relationship with? You need way better standards or you need to quit complaining about the miserable life you are about to lead. Please do not have children if you choose the latter. Just a recipe for life long issues.

  8. well, what a ride for the two of you! highly commendable that you got sober and fixed the cause of hardship between you two. getting sober is no easy feat. my initial response, would be that if you guys re entered the relationship, acknowledging the past and mistakes you made – even did a 180 on them and embarked on the next chapter of your relationship then i doubt she would hold that against you. seems to me she was willing to start again, as she recognised the ball had dropped for you and that you really went above and beyond to fix it. id also note that its unlikely for a woman, or anyone in fact in their late 30s to rekindle a relationship so serious if they hadn't forgiven you and wanted to try again wholeheartedly.

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    however, i can understand why youre worried – and that worry is coming from a considerate place where you dont want to mess things up. would it be possible to engage in a conversation with her about what she wants in the future without spilling the beans about wanting to propose? just so that you guys can have your special moment AND be reassured it will go well.

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    best of luck.

  9. Thanks, I am in therapy since last year. Some progress has been made, but I'm still lacking.

    The fighting started when I got upset about her being upset… But I also feel that I struggle with just doing things for anyone no questions asked. Of course it completely sucks when I struggle with it for someone I love.

    I could have deactivated this particular situation if I just got up and did it. But instead reacted emotionally and selfishly.

    I'm struggling on turning that off.

  10. You both need to find employment asap and agree on this. It doesn't matter what types of jobs. Do whatever you need to do to get back on your feet.

    You can't be her sole provider anymore, especially now that she's failed out of school. I know things feel dark but you do need to have an honest discussion about how you both need to take things day by day right now.

    Get a job at a pet store, restaurant, data entry. Whatever. You both need to contribute, and both need to recognize that although things happened out of your control, that you need to take back that control now. Individually.

    It sounds like she may benefit from counseling, but if you've already put that idea in her mind don't push it any further. Focus on the practicalities.

    She may feel frozen or stuck at the moment, you can help her by supporting her emotionally and doing little things, like bringing her tea, or suggesting that you work on things together, or ask her to do small things like water the plants. Whatever you can do to help “activate” her to help create momentum, but not more than once or twice per day.

  11. So what if you take your IUD out but he can only have sex with you if he wears a condom? That's a compromise. I know the string does hurt due to it getting caught up in our peehole so if you take it out and make him wrap it up and he still won't do it then you know you have a problem.

  12. My bad for the example but lol that was the most recent event that came to mind and my point was don’t just believe words unless you already have proof or be given proof. Their are all types of shitty people in the world you never know the type of shitty person you will meet

  13. you think a fucking rapist deserves better? you need to go outside you aren’t right in the head wtf

  14. Maybe it’s just friends with benefits to start, but that’s how a lot of relationships start now. Besides, benefits don’t just have to be sex, could be nights out, dinners etc. you’re getting in your own head. If you had a good time and want to repeat it, leave yourself open to that and make it clear you’re open and would enjoy a repeat of the other night.

  15. Or you can date someone who is more well endowed. “Can’t feel anything” comes across as “you’re too turned on and I’m not big enough”

  16. Why would u not want her to communicate with her child’s father? That can’t be good for a healthy coparenting relationship. If she’s toxic, it’s likely your relationship is toxic and that can’t be good for the kids. If you’re miserable in the relationship, get out! Being a good father doesn’t mean staying in a bad situation. Kids feel that negativity. Sis needs to grow up before she has anymore children!

  17. Writer, teacher, activist, and Auschwitz survivor, Ellie Wiesel said, “We must always take sides. Neutrality helps the oppressor, never the victim. Silence encourages the tormentor, never the tormented.” You are currently siding with the tormentor.

    Here you’re basically saying ‘as long as he’s not a bad enough Nazi or a Nazi to me, I’ll probably stay friends with him’ (btw, I am a POC too). You asked earlier how you are enabling his behavior? This person is comfortable abusing his partner -in front of you-. Why? Because he knows he will have no real consequences. And before you make the ‘it’s only verbal’ excuse again, I have PTSD from an abusive relationship I was in years ago. He never hit me, not once, but he would yell and condescend and gaslight and threaten. All of that is verbal abuse. That is what you are condoning with your silence.

  18. Accepting racism and sexism in your loved ones means you‘re becoming part of the problem. It means not being able to support trans people, because you also support someone who thinks they deserve to be shot dead. This is not something you can work through.

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