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Tell your girlfriend you know about (insert insta @), and that she has one chance to come clean about everything.
Never ever ever get that drunk at a WORK-RELATED party. Yikes. You would not be smart to ask all your co-workers. Approach the person you trust the most and ask them. If they won't tell you there's not much you can do. Asking each person, one after the other, is probably only going to make things more awkward.
than you should move forward and get on with living your life, there is more than “One” out there for everyone.
I hope you find what your looking for and enjoy life to its fullest
She has had 6 years. You've given her all you have. It's ok to love her and want her to get better. But the fact is that if you give her any more of yourself you will be left with nothing.
think you’re experiencing burnout on multiple fronts.
Ostensibly you were with your now wife long enough for her to understand the dynamic BEFORE you got married. Now for her to pull this b.s? Nude no.
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Right, so don't be kind in a relationship. That explains why I've been married 34 years.
Buddy, you can post this shit til your eyes bleed. She's never going to grow up. She's never going to leave mommy and daddy's house. She's never going to leave Ohio.
Fucking get it through your head.
Yes. I spent almost ten years of my life ping ponging back and forth with a terrible person, and had no context to know that it was a poor choice. However, I had to be the one to take stock of why things continually spiraled out, reflect on why was I continually miserable and what changes could I make to feel better, accept that I had no control over the other person because and a lot more control over my choices and my participation, and finally broke the cycle by admitting that nothing good came of our interaction – I never blamed him, as it was apparent he triggered something in me that replicated the dynamic I had with an abusive parent. At the end of the day, it was on ME for continually putting myself in the line of fire, over and over, as if history wasn't a glaring red flag. I take full responsibility for my choices and actively work to not repeat them.
However. A toxic relationship does not excuse someone for being helpless when it comes to managing their own emotions and mental health – that mindset indicates a fundamental lack of maturity for a serious romantic relationship and a need to actively self-reflect and pump the brakes considerably while getting to know someone.
If someone is in the early stages of dating or in a situationship, and they “cheat” or actually cheat, or whatever, and the other person decide to stick around even though it is profoundly stress inducing (which we are all just presuming based on OP's history) that's on them for putting themselves into a situation that is not even fully formed and already disastrous. And if they can't make good choices in the early stages of dating someone in terms of discerning healthy partners or knowing their tolerance for certain things / boundaries, that's on them to get help for without everyone making excuses and unilaterally villainizing the other person.
Good point. Absolutely never.