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What were his reasoning for keep cancelling, and how many times has he cancelled?
9 months is a long time to not see your partner but what makes the big difference is if you’re a few cities away or opposite sides of the world
I will not lie I am writing to you as a 20 year old! I will say in HS I had a different bf whenever I wanted. I get bored and when things are no longer fun for me, I get distant and I move on.
I met my now bf in my last year of HS and we’ve been together for 3 years now? Anyways recently things have been boring for me. We’re long distance and I started getting distant and I almost messed it all up but honestly it showed me a few things
I can live without him, but I honestly don’t want to. Having him around makes me happy and I don’t want to not have him in my life.
I think things can get boring but they can get back on track. Because we’re long distance sometimes it’s very hot sexually and I felt like he wasn’t paying attention to me. After my distancing we sat down and actually spoke about it. I told him what I needed to feel like things were exciting again
I humbled myself because things won’t be exciting all the time. I online a busy life and so does he and i can’t expect things to be on 100 all the time. However that doesn’t mean when things are boring that we’re not having fun.
I really think it’s worth sticking around because you want your partner in your life. I would sit down and explain exactly how you feel and find ways to fix it. It honestly surprised me that someone was listening to my problem, and putting in the work to help me. I hope this helps 🙂
INFO: how long have you been dating?
Good luck. First step is to get paternity established before you sign the birth certificate. Odds are the child isn't yours based on your story. But, you'll have an uphill battle getting full custody unless the child's mother abandons it to you like my ex did with ours.
Hey. This is fairly common especially after kids. You say you don’t want to ask because then it’s just out of duty. Fair enough. Have a proper adult conversation. Look into couples counseling first. Then you tell her you love her and want to grow old with her. But. You don’t want to online without touch and intimacy. I’ve found a couples counselor and I want to work together to get to a place where we both feel valued and loved. She’s not using it. Use it or lose it. Too many parents fall into this. That’s my best advice.
I think like you said there's differences of cultures, which is what I was discussing with the other commentor. We were comparing our own notes to what you've written. And yeah I agree there is different boundaries in different spaces. I don't think you're wrong for wanting those things, but I don't think you will get them from her. Since you have so many other suitors you must be a catch, and I'm sure you'll find someone who has similar values to you. If you're going to change any of your views, let it be okay for you to move on if someone is not treating you the way you want to be treated.
Broke up with her and never second guess my decision.
I'm sorry to hear about what happened to you. Going through a breakup and being cheated on can be a painful experience, but with time and effort, you can move forward.
Here are some steps you can take to help yourself heal and move on:
Allow yourself to feel your emotions: It's okay to feel hurt, angry, sad, or betrayed. Don't suppress your emotions; instead, allow yourself to feel them. Cry, scream, or write in a journal to express your feelings.
Cut off all contact: It's important to cut off all contact with your ex to avoid prolonging the healing process. This means no calls, texts, or social media interactions.
Focus on self-care: Take care of your physical and mental health by exercising, eating healthy, and getting enough sleep. You can also try mindfulness meditation or therapy to help manage your emotions.
Reconnect with friends and family: Spend time with loved ones who support and care about you. Surrounding yourself with positive people can help you feel less alone.
Rediscover your passions: Reconnect with hobbies or interests that you may have neglected during your relationship. This can help you find joy and purpose in your life again.
Learn from the experience: Reflect on the relationship and what you can learn from it. This can help you avoid making similar mistakes in future relationships.
Remember that healing takes time, so be patient and kind to yourself. You deserve to be with someone who values and respects you.