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Men should not reveal their insecurity. They will lose their woman if they do.
Seriously? Did you just ask if it’s okay for your girlfriend to post photos of her own body on the internet??
Look, you are allowed to not like when your partner posts photos you believe to be too revealing. However, that is not your girlfriend’s problem, it’s yours. If you don’t like that she posts photos live of herself then don’t date her or if you want to date her then get the hell over it.
You're wonderfully optimistic. Let me hazard a guess as to how I think it really went down. He booked it this way hoping to get back with his ex, but she rejected him.
I mean he admitted that he would lie to you for convenience. You've got to move on with someone who respects you. You deserve better than this.
According to you, it's a passive voice. That is your perspective and your opinion.
Your perspective may not be someone else's.
I am horrified reading this. LEAVE THIS MAN! This is not normal behavior. This is straight up bullying/abuse and then he’s gaslighting you and making you blame yourself! Please, please, please leave this man. This is only going to get worse.
Your mom is right. End of story
Walking around someone's child with nothing other than boxers (which yeah, people can see your junk in) is inappropriate. Some people don't view it to be so, but you should listen to your gf and hear why this makes her uncomfortable.
I don't know if this is because you are American but the way you are talking about this sounds fucking pathetic for someone out of Europe, especially someone who is from a Mediterranean country where it's naked all the time and the weird thing would be to NOT be half-naked all the time.
As far as I'm concerned if the guy isn't hanging crumpet there is nothing weird at all about their dressing arrangements.
She was prescribed this after consulting multiple medical specialists. And she has weekly meetings with a therapist and social worker.
She has a pretty old fashioned view on mental health / therapy. She's become more open minded over the years of being with me, but I think she still thinks mental illnesses can't be that bad because she's never experienced it. Needless to say she will probably be all unwilling to attend therapy even if I recommend it. I can hear it now: “I don't need therapy, are you calling me crazy?” But I will try, and I'll ask my therapist for advice as well.
I think you note was the definition of mature and polite. You set your boundaries, and wished him well. There was nothing at all rude about it.
Bob, is choosing in his own to boycott the wedding. That has nothing to do with you.
Nothing is wrong with you. A perfectly normal emotional response. I can't make it go away – time will do that, if you don't nurture this feeling – but FWIW I can deconstruct it.
It's all about Vulnerability. About risk tolerance. The partner with the lower body count sees their partner as more desirable and more successful. So we feel we're at risk from rivals and Exes, who may outshine us. And we feel we're at risk cuz our partner has greater opportunities, and greater ability to take advantage of those opportunities if they so desire.
Or so our emotions say. Your partner of 8 years may be the most loving, loyal partner on the planet, and she may thank God she found the Right One after any number of wrong ones. Explain that to your emotions, if you can. They operate on a simple equation: higher body count equals higher risk. Wife's past lovers went from 4 to 5, so your emotions simply recalculated your vulnerability 25 percent upward, and “unsettling” doesn't begin to describe how it feels.
I see no way to explain this to Wife that will do either of you the least bit of good. Instead I suggest that you take your feelings to a confidant, clergy our counselor. As for Wife, for awhile you'll have to act a lot different, and a lot better, than you feel. Be good to her, and patient with yourself. You are normal, and like any scab, the wound it covers will heal soon enough if you don't pick at it.
I used to review case files of psychologists who had been struck off for misconduct; so I would read through the detailed file on every single case of a psychologist who was struck off by the relevant regulator.
This one felt very familiar.
Depends. I have an ex with BPD, who was very sexual open and liberal when we first met. However, as time went on she became increasingly insecure, paranoid, and sexually conservative.
After a few years, it had devolved to the point where she would get irrationally angry over television commercials coming on where she thought a girl in them was my type. Like to the point of being angry at me for days or screaming at me all night.
Not saying that is the case here, but that things can change over time. It's possible both OP and the fiance can both be in the wrong for different reasons as well as there being a lot of gray area here as mentioned.