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And that could have happened but if a witness says she willingly went to the room then it shows she willingly went and wasnt forced to the room. Whatever happened after that whether it was rape or cheating i cant say but she willingly broke the boundary
I don’t have anyone it’s just me
I’m not sure. I didn’t mention anything about hanging out, but I had just mentioned I would be coming back to the area earlier than I had originally mentioned. I wasn’t under any expectation we were going to hang out, so he could’ve just said he was busy getting ready to leave this week or something and I would’ve understood.
Why are you putting up with this loser?
It isn't our place to tell you where to draw your boundaries.
Your girlfriend has not only ignored your right to privacy but feels she was justified enough to that she was fine to bring it up casually. She clearly considers it acceptable behaviour, and feels that suspicion gives a right to intrude regardless of whether or not it is unfounded.
Do you agree with her? Are you okay with that in a relationship? Is it a dealbreaker for you?
Personally, I draw a big line when it comes to invasion of privacy. If my partner said “I have these concerns, and I'd like to check your chats” then I may be amenable to letting her look, but if she just did it then I'd be gone. Beyond invading my privacy, she'd have intruded on the personal information sent by my friends without their consent, and I can't stand by that.
You just need to decide what your boundaries are, why you feel that way, and then enforce them.
He is 38 years old. He is not going to change his mind and you should not be trying to convince him to have kids that he doesn't want.
Don't shit where you eat. Also, the age gap is disgusting.
This is not “too much” or “overly sensitive”, people typically don’t like being hurt.
It might cause a conflict, but not all conflict is bad. Ask yourself if you’d rather experience a possible momentary conflict that leads to a solution, or continue to be shoved. In the same vein, do you feel that continuing to carry your negative feelings toward being shoved is truly benefitting your relationship?
It’s okay if right now you feel communicating this isn’t worth it, that’s 100% your decision. However, please continue to check in on yourself, especially if your negative feelings start coming out in less constructive ways.
If/when you do decide to talk about it, it may help to take your time figuring out how you want to say it, until it becomes something you can feel confident expressing assertively and constructively. Asking for feedback from others on what you plan to say may help as well.
However you choose to navigate this situation, I wish you the best!
Who said I want to benefit from her money? I'm saying I, as the homeowner, am in a position to benefit whatever she decides to contribute towards.
So here's an example scenario. We decided to upgrade the kitchen and each contribute 5k towards it. Shortly after the kitchen is finished, we break up and she moves out. I decided to sell the house. Suddenly that $10,000 investment in the kitchen raises the home appraisal considerably. Now is it fair for me to reap the benefits off her investment towards the house? Of course not. At a minimum I pay her back the 5k she put towards it.
Who said I want to benefit from her money? I'm saying I, as the homeowner, am in a position to benefit whatever she decides to contribute towards.
So here's an example scenario. We decided to upgrade the kitchen and each contribute 5k towards it. Shortly after the kitchen is finished, we break up and she moves out. I decided to sell the house. Suddenly that $10,000 investment in the kitchen raises the home appraisal considerably. Now is it fair for me to reap the benefits off her investment towards the house? Of course not. At a minimum I pay her back the 5k she put towards it.