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  1. Just read your update. I think you’ve encouraged him to think critically which is not something we adhd’rs do well on the fly when libido is involved. Horny-hyperfocus introduces some serious life challenges.

    You guided him toward the reality of what having an open relationship would look like; without you, moving out, getting a job. I would offer you a little perspective as well… you are worth more than the security you offer to a partner. And protecting that warm and fuzzy place we all have inside that desires to be loved and appreciated deserves to be loved unconditionally too. I know you’re autistic and are pragmatic and logical- but it’s important to protect your inner squish. You’re worthy. You’re lovable. You deserve a partner who adds value to your partnership. So if he lets his libido, the poly-whisperer, and intrusive thoughts win… stick to your boundaries.

  2. You have to have Preoperative Screening in order to have surgery. I don't believe this story because many people are denied surgery due to smoking, obesity, or other health concerns. I don't believe that a surgeon, or a center would accept payment without testing.

  3. Take a photo of it in your car, then a photo of the car with the boot open and the registration plate in view. Then leave it there and drive to the police station.

  4. Isn't this the strawman-argumentation cheaters allways use?

    Every post about “suddenly” and “out-of-the-blue” wanting to divorce/going on a break or what-ever, ends up with a re-post with “yeah, he/she was cheating..”

  5. Lmao a lot of mind reading. I don't push my issues onto him or even talk about it a lot. Typical reditor projecting their own issues. I have even asked him point blank and he has said no I don't impact him negatively. I have practiced self awareness and when I do ask for emotional support I preface if the person has the space for it, and I talk about it like an adult. Pathologizing people who suffer with mental health issues is rude, and the only people who I have experienced doing so are prone to be abusers themselves. I hold space for my loved ones and if they arent in a place to hold space for me I respect it. In fact a huge part of my healing journey in therapy is being able to ask for help when I need it since I typically don't share when I'm suffering with people.

    You arent helping people by delusionally expecting thar their subjective experience matches your own. Maybe you have experienced people with mental health issues as too much but they weren't as far along in their journey. I can't ever get rid of my disabilities and my mental health symptoms don't impact me from functioning. I deserve a relationship, if anything my partner is in a worse spot and needs more support than me esp since he refuses to see a therapist.

    In the past when I knew I wasn't in a good place for a relationship I stayed single. Try practicing self awareness.

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