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  2. Hey, I really appreciate your perspective. We’re not married, but he’s the love of my life and I consider this a “through sickness and health” situation. I have recently told him that it’s been stressful for me too, mainly because it’s every day of watching your loved one suffer without being able to make it better. I’m more of a “doing” person, so I can’t seem to say the right things to talk about it. When you want to talk through it, what kinds of things do you like your partner to say? When you say you’re in pain, or worried about the future, what kinds of things help keep you talking about it? For instance if he says he feels terrible, and I say “is there anything I can do to make it better?” And he says “no, it’s ok” what else do I say? Should I ask if he wants to talk about it? I don’t want to shut down his feelings by being too optimistic, but I want him to feel better and not follow a negative train of thought. Or is it better to let him talk about how negative he feels, how do I do that? If he says “x hurts, it’s always gonna hurt” how do I even respond to that? I just end up staying silent and giving him a hug, but I feel like that’s not enough? Saying “im sorry you feel that way, I wish I could help” every day is repetitive and starts sounding empty 🙁

  3. Why so dramatic? Why not just sit down and talk to her in real life. Have a real conversation about your feelings and how her actions made you feel. A leter is just going to prolong this argument. Just go talk and hash it out then make up and bang.

  4. I don’t know, I personally as a total uncompromising introvert see no problem with what you are doing. Introverts need that time to recharge.

    But you really need to analyze boyfriend, his personality, and your previous interactions with him because as you describe him he sounds like a stage 5 clinger who cannot exist without your service to him and his child.

    It really comes off as him not being ok with you doing anything that doesn’t involve him and/or his child which really? Maybe that’s on for someone else who’s good with that? This sounds like a dealbreaker for you but you just haven’t said that out loud.

    Will you be able to convince him? I don’t think so, he may back off if you say “ok I’m out” and be ok for a while but I think he’ll always resent it and if you give in you’ll resent him and be seriously unhappy.

  5. he told me “the way you think is why most women don’t get married.”

    He's so close to being right without even realizing it. Women are choosing more and more not to get married because they have raised their standards and no longer want to legally commit themselves to gross men like him.

    My dating life didn't even start getting great until I turned 30. I'm in my mid-thirties now with the best partner of my life who is a catch in every way. I am extremely glad I didn't settle for the shithead I was dating at your age.

    I know time is running out for me if I want to have a healthy baby because of my age.

    Women are having healthy babies into their 40s these days. You have ample time for that and there is literally no expiration date on when you can get married. My aunt married the love of her life at 62 after leaving an abusive marriage of 40 years and they spend all their time traveling the world and fixing old cars together.

    You're extremely young. Don't let some misogynistic blowhard steal your confidence.

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