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You go on a gay sex app just to âchatâ with people? No.
You moved to her city after 4 months of dating. Your lack of critical thinking, and your level of impulsivity is astounding. Good luck. Zero sympathy.
You know this “I didn't know how to react” vibe that's going on in your post and all your replies? If your gf did notice that the guy was being inappropriate, she would have been going through that “how do I react?” thing tenfold. People often freeze in the face of unwanted, inappropriate touching, partly because calling out a leery drunk man can be very dangerous.
It's also very possible she genuinely didn't notice, if she was drunk and not paying attention.
So that's two explanations that are more likely than “she was enjoying it” or whatever it is you're getting at.
Two single people who arenât related to each other are dating? Disgusting!!
Yâall need to learn to leave these trash men, Jesus Christ. A husband is a partner, not an albatross to bear for life wtf is that mindset
What change? The parents never expected the SIL to be straight. They expected her to never have a partner at all. The only change that happened here was them being wrong about that, this would be the case regardless of her partners gender.
What you meant to say is âpeople gay is stressful when youâre a bigotâ
My type of revenge âşď¸
Where you taking this? Your stomach should not be turning for any woman. Even if she is willing accept boundaries, it feels a little late right?
You donât have to have a relationship totally blow up with cheating or abuse for it to be a relationship to end.
People tend to grow and change a lot in their 20âs. Your partner (unfortunately for you) is like a lot of Midwesterners who will happily report to you that theyâve never been out of their county, let alone state. And by golly, if you leave for the city or have travel adventures, youâre snooty and think youâre better than everyone according to them.
I have lived all over the US, Europe, and Africa since college 20 some years ago for my job or partnerâs job. Before I got married, I sold the home I bought at your age and moved to the small town my (ex) husband was from. Fucking hated it. Having to commute an hour to work, the small town mentality and clan affiliations (ya know, key families in the area and how youâre related), the lack of shit to do or things to see without driving an hour or two, the shitty grocery store with no good produce, being so close to family that they just drop by whenever and do everything together every weekend, etc.
We moved away for several years and then when we were ready to move back to the same state, I told him we could live! in city A or B but no way were we going back to his hometown.
I think you should end things amicably and go where you want to go and start this new chapter of your life. When you have the spirit of a traveler and adventurer, being stuck in a small town is kind of soul crushing and I think youâll be awfully resentful in no time.
It sucks to end an otherwise decent relationship over stuff like this, but you two want very different things and there really isnât a compromise to be had since heâs so set on being there.
Iâm sorry. â¤ď¸
Just my two cents. 26 moves, worked all over the world. Grew up in the Midwest. Have horses and donât mind living outside the city proper but like being in proximity.