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Please don’t move in with him. He’s showing red-flag behavior and I promise it will not get better. It’ll only get worse.
It’ll be such subtle transition into him showing you his true self that you’ll think you’re going crazy. But you’re not. He’s just now showing you who his true self is.
Please reconsider letting him move in with you.
I know I sound harsh, but so many people post on here in your same situation. He is a walking red flag.
It’s time to move on. She’s not treating you, either of you, like she values or appreciates you. She should be making a decision not a mess. Best of luck, darling. I hope you find happiness.
Because OP went into an anxiety spiral and was ABSOLUTELY SURE that their catastrophic vision of the future in which talking to their neighbors would inevitably lead to eviction, homelessness, and the ruin of their career. I'm sure his wife suggested speaking to the neighbors and OP wouldn't listen. Hope he's not going into psychiatry!
If she didn’t have kids I’d have already reported her but I’m afraid of them going to the system.
She's murdering people. If you knew she was chopping up the neighbor with an axe in the basement, would you worry about whether or not she'd lose her kids before reporting her as an axe murdered? Just because the weapon takes longer doesn't mean she's any less of a killer for using it on innocent people.
Strange that he’d bother to have her move with him though. Unless he just wanted her to do the logistical/scut work of the move for him.
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I am so sorry this is happening to both of you.
The closest person in my life outside blood relatives was someone with bipolar. For years, it worked super well; I'm autistic, so the joke was that their emotions didn't make sense but I couldn't read them anyway.
Then, lockdown happened. Overnight, I went from being their best friend in the world to someone they'd rather never see. It was hard, as we were roommates and it was lockdown, so we were always together except when I was at work. It got to the point where I'd come home and just hear the door slam as they closed it to make sure I didn't try to make conversation. They wouldn't even make eye contact. Sometimes if they were watching TV and I asked to join in, they'd say ok. Other times, they'd tell me to leave. Even watching a television show next to me was not acceptable to them. Meanwhile, I could hear them live! all the time making friends and having a great time. At this point, they were not working or attending virtual college despite options. Eventually, the only times they spoke to me was to tell me about how wonderful this guy or that guy online was. And they told me they'd be leaving the country as soon as our lease was up to move in with one of these people. To say I was lonely was an understatement.
It was a year before I was done waiting for this manic/depressive swing to end. It wasn't the mental illness that drove me away, it was the fact that when I told them that the way they were treating me was unacceptable, they told me that this was their mental illness and I should just wait it out like their parents do and eventually they'll want to be close to me again. They had no desire for therapy, or meds, or anything, and thought I should just accept that this would be our lives sometimes. I realized I had one life to live!, and I didn't want to spend it with someone who didn't see anything wrong with treating me this way. Mental illness is one thing when you are taking literally any steps to address it, it's something else when you expect everyone else to just take abuse. When I told them that even if they didn't leave after the lease was up, I was, they decided I was a selfish monster.
I was sort of lucky, in that this person had parents with money who would never let them starve so I didn't have to worry (too much) about their safety once I was gone. But I can tell you what it took me a very painful year to learn: Even if your loved one “comes back” . . . what then? Will they take the steps to make sure this doesn't happen again? Or will you spend the rest of your life worried that this will start all over?
It's been about two years. I on-line alone with a new kitten. I haven't made any friends as close as that person was to me, and I probably never will. And yet, I am infinitely happier, more confident, and more secure in my place in the world. It was worth it.
I hope this helps you in some way.
Just ghost anyone who is toxic. Problem solved.
I’d like to offer a different perspective.
Later this year, my fiancée and I will be visiting Montreal for our honeymoon. I have never been, but it has always been a place I wanted to visit. She has been multiple times and she is completely in love with the place. While I was already excited about going there, her love for, excitement for and first-hand knowledge of the place has hyped me up MORE! I don’t care Al all that she’s already had the experience. I trust that she will be a great guide and that she will suggest great places for us to go. There will be places I want to check out too, but we’re excited to do it together.
I don’t know if that will be the case for you guys. I get the romantic novelty of discovering a place for the first time together, but there’s no reason why you can’t find joy with someone who has already been there. That said, if you guys were already making plans together, but then he shifted to going with his friends, that IS a problem, one I suspect has bigger issues than differing vacation plans. Sounds like you guys need to have a big talk about what matters and why it matters.