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Here's the thing. Your parents have their own weight issues, which they clearly haven't dealt with. They think they are doing the right thing. They are 100% wrong, but they aren't understanding that.
You need to talk to trusted adults, because your parents need to be told that what they are doing is wrong and it is abuse. They might not know it is, but it is. They HAVE to be told this. They aren't going to take your word for it. They need to hear from doctors, from other adults. Did you parents go to any of these mental health meetings with you? Just because you were discharged doesn't mean you can't call them and seek help for the situation as it is now.
Your post should have ended with, “he kicked me out of the car so I blocked him everywhere and never spoke to him again.”
If your boyfriend is this dysfunctional, how is it possible for him to hold down a job where he presumably has responsibilities and tasks to perform independently?
I think you’re being played. He’s lazy and sloppy and you shouldn’t have to parent a grown man like he’s five years old. Tell him he needs to step up. He’s an adult living in a home and it’s not your job to carry the load to make sure the housework and laundry is done. Requiring you to give him step by step directions is a very effective passive aggressive way to only doing the bare minimum. I’m not saying his autism isn’t a factor, but I highly doubt is nearly as big a factor as he!s making it out to be. He may need to be taught how to do some cleaning and you may need to agree to a cleaning schedule and division of tasks but he is far more capable than he’s letting on.
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Agreed! Was about to say this myself.
There’s a lot here.
It sounds like your needs aren’t being met, and haven’t been for awhile. That’s a problem. That in and of itself is a valid reason to get a divorce, if you so choose.
I’ve been in your shoes, I chose divorce. It wasn’t bad, but it wasn’t good either. Each time I asked my friends I get all kinds of questions about whether we’re having enough sex, did we have hobbies, did we date, have we been to therapy and on and on.
Do you like him? Do you want him in your life? Are you both willing to meet each others needs? If you didn’t answer yes for all three of those, you have some deeper things to discuss.
I firmly believe that all relationships have a timeline. Some are til death, some years and years, some not. It’s okay to change course. It’s okay to notice you don’t like the trajectory and change it.
I think he sounds pretty perfect.
If it were me, I’d talk with him. I am not always going to get back by text within an hour. I just won’t. I’m finding it a bit much that if I don’t, you seem to feel it says something about my feelings for you when it doesn’t. How do we fix this? Say that. Hopefully he’s not wanting someone who doesn’t have a life outside of your relationship.