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  1. The cheating is a secondary red flag, which is saying something. If she is so addicted to drugs that she will do things like that, who is to say what else she will do & how far her addiction will go. I used to partake in a lot of drugs & still dabble here and there, people like this are in way too deep. She sounds like she’s headed down a very dark path. I would remove yourself from this situation & notify one of her friends of your concerns. If they feel it’s necessary they can go to her parents. I would just do anything to get as far away from this girl as possible.

  2. I went through something similar a few years ago. At some point I realised that it was down to either me or him. If I didn't leave him, I couldn't go on with my own life. I'm not saying it was easy to do, it was *really* awful. But I got through it with the help of my friends and doing new stuff like going cycling and playing the piano. Everything is better now and I should have done it sooner.

  3. It's possibly well intentioned and he's genuinely trying to 'help' you, without realising it's unwelcome and insensitive.

    This kind of thing would be welcomed by some people – one of my exes used to have bad posture and she specifically asked me to point it out if she was slouching or whatever, and was grateful when I did. He may have had a similar ex who genuinely wanted his 'help'/input/whatever which has led him to assume you do too.

    (Or he could have bad intentions and he's trying to control you, I'm just saying that's not the only possibility)

    Have a detailed conversation about this with him and explain why you don't want those kinds of comments.

  4. You are not responsible for her mental health or her feeling in a rut. What work is she doing with a therapist to address these feelings she's experiencing?

  5. It seems like you have a personality mismatch. If he isn’t reciprocating desires to reconnect, then it’s best to let it go. It’s a good lesson in approaching conflict in a relationship. Ultimatums are not great devices for change.

  6. BDSM is done with consent. You told him you weren't into it meaning he did NOT have consent. He lacks respect which is needed for BDSM.

  7. Only advice I can give you is to move on, work on yourself, your weaknesses in particular and learn from it. Don’t beg or plea, just go your separate ways amicably and try to be strong

  8. OP: “my girlfriend made a mistake, we fought and she admitted she was wrong and said sorry”

    This sub: “yeah dude that's like serial killer energy, break up and go hide in a cave for the rest of your life while dancing around a rain totem. Probably the only option here.”

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