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Sounds insecure as hell. You’re a chore OP. Nobody likes chores.
He could try making online friends. Meeting people with similar interests and all that jazz
So I didn’t understand that oral herpes and genital herpes were the same thing for a long time, but when I did I talked to my family and apparently my mother, sister, and brother have oral herpes. There are different strains, but the possibility of the strain that affects your mouth affecting genitals as well is completely possible. I just thought those were called cold sores before, and thought I was just immune to them or something. I think your boyfriend is reacting emotionally because he feels like you’ve purposely not disclosed something life changing to him, when in reality you just didn’t know it was the same thing. And the thing is, if it’s a certain strain, he could have got it just from kissing you. I think what might help you both is to get educated about it and try to talk about it without the judgement you both already feel about it. I’m really wishing you luck, I think a healthy relationship can make it through this.
Did they do a white elephant exchange? Was it decided that there were going to be gifts exchanged? I doubt it. It was an unwarranted, unnecessary gift that shouldn't have been brought. If this was not something given without an ulterior motive, he would have bought EVERY woman in the place a gift. What's your justification for that? ?
he sold his eels to buy her a comb, but she cut off her hair to buy him a dope eel racetrack
Same guy who has his whats app msgs on self destruct, I don't know that she wants to or is or if it's all In my head it's just got my guts churning
OP is getting eviscerated in the comments, but your comment is the first one I’ve seen to address her real question. When you become a couple, you’re still two individuals, but you’re also a team, and your actions impact each other. How do you balance that? That’s an important question that every couple has to address, and there’s no one right answer. It may be a compatibility issue.
Since “voluntourism” seems to be a naked button for folks, maybe OP should change up her example. “Once a year I like to do a kind of dangerous thing (go skydiving/gamble big in Vegas/climb a mountain/do cocaine). My fiancé thinks what I do is dangerous, but I’ve done my research, and I consider the risk manageable. It’s important to me to decide this for myself, but my fiancé is upset and wants to have a vote on my behavior.”
IMO, it’s a complicated question. Every couple draws the line differently about where individuality stops and “the team” begins, and everyone has areas (say, drugs) that are deal-breakers.
Short answer: this couple needs to talk to each other respectfully, and probably get counseling in order to figure out where the line is for them. It’s a good question.
6 month relation ship, already living together, anger issues, threats to break up… yeah this is just the beginning of this toxic dumpster fire.
With how this bruising is escalating so quickly, do you maybe want to seek medical attention to make sure that your girlfriend hitting you at night is the only thing that could have happened to you?
Why not start bringing your own jacket or sweatshirt with you so you're not shivering from the cold around him? Then he has no reason to give you his clothes.
Also you're not asking him to take his clothes back. You're giving him his clothes back. “Here's your sweater. I already washed it” and place it on his table or somewhere.