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Yeah I’m not defending the guy but it’s insane that people think one person should fuck off from what is 50% their home as well. I understand the emotional reason but never the logical reason
OP has been blowing up various subreddits with the same or similar questions for quite some time now. Very much opposed to almost all suggestions and experiences that might help. OP's posts get removed and/or accounts banned. This is a new one. Posts in other subreddits are often racist and/or misogynistic. Just be aware that there is little to no honesty in this situation. My personal feelings at this point are that OP is wasting the time and efforts of people truly trying to help others.
If it was unreasonable how did he forget? How did he not fight for a relationship before?
I’ve been married for over a decade, so I don’t really need your thoughts on what does and doesn’t make a good relationship.
So far, unless OP left out all the details of the multitude times his girlfriend has begged and borrowed money from him, it has had exactly 0 baring on their relationship. They are both at the age where they should be looking to settle down, most likely. If this is a woman who he finds appealing in every other way, then no, I don’t see this as a deal breaker. She can get it under control pretty easily in the way I described, and it would affect OP in little to no way.
The truth of the matter is that she has a lot of debt. She also makes a lot of money, apparently. The only debt she wouldn’t shed with bankruptcy is her school loans, but with her salary and a good consolidation expert she may not even have to go that far to get her finances in order.
As for your last question, “why would anyone in their right mind want to subject themselves to someone who can ruin their life?” – spoken like a true crazy cat lady.
Like, lmao, what do you think marriage is? Literally any relationship you will ever enter into, much less marriage, runs the risk of being more costly than staying alone. You can content yourself with being alone and never risking anything, or you can take a chance on love. That’s life. Likely, you’ll be in debt in one fashion or another damn near until you die.
If he's lazy, he's lazy.
I don't think I'd be with someone low on cash and unwilling to get their 100 bucks back. But I'm also in my 30s and don't want someone lazy. Do you want to date someone who is passive in their own life?
Of course I wouldn’t be like this when raising children we already agreed we won’t introduce any religion to our kids. We would let them choose the faith that they find convincing to them.
I don't think there's ever anything wrong with asking if someone would do something, then respecting their choice when they say no
If you’re sat watching TV maybe a bit of body contact, a shoulder rub or a massage is a good way to make a connection, see how it’s reciprocated. Try sitting together in a way that’s easy to go in for a smooch.
Do you cuddle up when you’re sat together? If you’re side by side on your phones it’s going to be more difficult to engage with one another.
Not only is he never going to trust you again, but he’ll probably have a nude time trusting anyone for a while. OP..how do you not see how manipulative this behavior is? And you even went back and did it again recently, after you’d gotten what you wanted! What the hell?!?
Sorry, bit this is the end of the relationship. You have literally described the exact opposite of the type of relationship and people who will make an open relationship work.
Start looking for an apartment you can afford or a flatmate. Doesn't have to be a friend, but ask your friends if they know anyone looking for the same. Where's your old roommate now?
You can't end things without hurting her – she's your fiancĂ©. You should slowly break it to her while you start figuring out accommodation. You're not leaving her for someone else, but to work on yourself – that's slightly easier to accept. The sooner you end things, the better for both of you.