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You need to break up with him. Given that you have access to his phone, delete everything permanently that you don't want him having when it's done.
In the future, don't just give your phone to your romantic partner unless there is an understanding that they own everything on it just as much as you (which is a bit crazy)
I can see where you're coming from and don't feel attacked in the slightest, I do agree that the whole not being financially ready is a thing I deal with and is a reason why i don't want to have a child yet with the fear of not being able to provide for said child.
The only reason I bring up the entire different childhood thing is because when we do have this conversation she brings up how she was an only child and that she didn't have siblings like I did, or that she didn't have to help raise someone like I did at an early age, which in turn makes me thing that that's why she wants to push having a child so early.
Can you elaborate on the “cultural” thing you keep referring about?
You made choice, after choice, after choice, that you supposedly don't know why you made them (erm…) and that you claim you'd never do again. Before you made those choices, were you not the type of person to never do that to your partner or what?
My advice is to be a better person and take responsibility for all of the choices that you, and you alone made. Every step of the way, you could have said no / blocked / deleted / ignored / told yourself to stop, etc. But you didn't. Maybe you should speak to a therapist so that the next time you're in a relationship, your past trauma doesn't throw you onto some other guys dick. One of the worst things to do when you're open sexually with your partner is to betray their trust.
I think your “date” is doing the right thing to walking away with little drama (just pick her stuff, leave and block) because she wouldn't want to handle a guy playing around with another “girl friend” and having sleepovers myself with them.
She probably thinks that it's not good to invest time and affection on that men are so insecure of their worth so they nurture other women's romantic interest.
Assuming that she wants a serious relationship or permanent partnership in the end, she shouldn't be wasting time with people who have big ego and so insecure.
I think she did the right thing, and you did the right thing by not making thing harder for her to pick up her stuff and leave you.
I wouldn’t do it. Can you not just memorise what it says and convey that instead?
At first, I thought this was about her not putting any effort to attract you, which is a reasonable complaint in a relationship.
Then it quickly turned into the story of a self-centered partner who places a lot of value in physical looks.
Either leave and find what you're looking for in another person or stay and stop being an ass and work on your relationship.