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Also, you could share “I’d love to meet them, can we set up coffee at a hangout and we can all get together.”
You may meet them and have your fears comforted. Or, you may see their behavior directly.
How long have y’all been dating?
However why didn't they compromise?
Because a baby is on the way and OP is not taking care of his dog.
Sadly it is a reality of life, that when people are no longer in close proximity or within the same environment, friendships often end. I’ve made a lot of “best friends for life” who I no longer talk to. Everyone has moved on. It is a cycle that will repeat over and over in life. Sometimes you are lucky and get individuals, who will genuinely continue to be close with you, despite all circumstances – those are awesome, but even those friendships might change. A new partner, children, moving…all will have an impact and if the friendship can’t adapt, it will die – normally not in a bam, but with a whimper of silence.
Mourning friendships is quite normal, but it might also imply that you haven’t moved on. You are not ears-deep in the new environment and running around with new friends, trying to explore the new city etc. It hurts, because they have moved on and you haven’t. I’d get involved with your local world, rather than mourning the past. You seem to feel super strongly about friendships, while limiting yourself in what you actually do, as you don’t want to overdo it – I’d discuss that with a professional. You do need to be happy within yourself. Other people should always be an awesome bonus.
How to move on from the hurt? Have a cry and then find a hobby group or study group or go exploring. Immerse yourself in the world around you.
We all had a bit to drink but he can generally hold his drink, I don’t remember him being very drunk although now he maintains he was.
From what you have described, very little of this is “your fault.” Your partner appears to {at the very least} be emotionally & verbally abusive. It sounds like he has been steadily scraping away any self-esteem/self-confidence that you may have had at the beginning of this relationship.
If my belief is correct, no matter what you do… over time, you will find that it's:
Never enough or not good enough. This can refer to household chores, sex or any number of other things. You could hypothetically twist yourself into a pretzel shape while kissing his @$$ & it won't be enough.
Something about everything is wrong, even when you were trying your best to do everything exactly the way he wanted it. (Hopefully, you nope out before it gets to the point that you take notes to avoid making mistakes. Except then, you get told your notes are wrong because that's not what he said or not what he meant.)
Please get out while you can… because there is a significant chance that once your emotional health is completely destroyed & you have developed the opinion that this person is the only one who will ever “love you in spite of all your flaws” that he could up the ante to include physical violence. Most importantly, if your situation reaches this point, don't fall for the typical “I am sorry, I will never do it again, I love you” cr@p.
Source: Personal experience, except that I didn't listen to the advice of others, so I spent 4+ years of being regularly beaten before I finally got out. More than 20 years later, I am still in therapy trying to heal from the trauma.
I think she's right
Don't fucking do it.
I'm cynical, so this may not be it, but I read this as her wanting to explore. Either with this friend or other people in the future, and she's setting you up. After all is said and done, all of it will be blamed on you.
She's presenting it as a gift to you, but did you ever ask for it?? And you were reluctant, but she pushed for it?? Nah-aaaa, no way, never.
Don't fucking do it.
I'm cynical, so this may not be it, but I read this as her wanting to explore. Either with this friend or other people in the future, and she's setting you up. After all is said and done, all of it will be blamed on you.
She's presenting it as a gift to you, but did you ever ask for it?? And you were reluctant, but she pushed for it?? Nah-aaaa, no way, never.
I would change locks if she has a key and then end the relationship. Do you know if she has some kind of personality disorder?
She is not fulfilling your needs. Time to move on. Sure, by the sound of it, it's on her mind too. Go find your happy, you're young.