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You have a apartment, likely there are other apartments, talk to the apartment manager and switch apartments. Even if you got to slip him a couple of c-notes it's worth it to get her out of your life.
She has no claim on your new address.
He reaches out because you let him do this. I’m also in a similar situation with my abusive ex and every time I cut contact, this person finds a way to reach out. What you need to do in this situation is to completely ignore him. Don’t react, don’t entertain and better just block him. Staying in contact with your abuser is not healthy at all and lets him manipulate you further.
Break the cycle and take control in your hands. This person should be out of your life.
You did well by warning his new girlfriend but don’t expect her to believe you even with provided proof. Probably don’t delete the messages but don’t make further efforts. You warned her already but it’s not your job to save her from him if she doesn’t see his true colors herself.
FAFO LOL He sounds to immature for a relationship
OP your BF sounds socially inept at best and really toxic at worst! you be the judge, but maybe just check with your friends and the people you trust if this person is the right guy for you, or whether they think you deserve better
be back with the girl he cheated on me
In that case, it's not fishy as all! She knows he's a cheater, so it's not surprising that she's trying desperately to prevent him from ever having contact with anyone she knows he might be attracted to… Hope she has fun with that!
I'm not militant about it or anything, but I don't like it either. It's a pretty common thing with guys.
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Odd thing I've noticed:
Women pressure eachother (or themselves) to go under the knife to obtain the nonexistent perfect body, say it's men pressuring them, then get mad at men for liking natural bodies better. It's the most ridiculous thing.
I feel bad for the fellow, just let him go mane, you can get it as it comes.
Thanks to both of your replies, and your honesty… The hot thing is, i don't know how to contextualise emotional cheating. Nothing physical actually happened, just what I described above. Is this a valid enough reason to walk away from a 6 year relationship? What happened hurts me a lot, but i can't gauge how reasonable/ rational I'm being around the emotional cheating…
This is fully up to you because it has the potential to make things more annoying, but it's not out of the question to reach out to her and just straight up ask if he has a history of doing this and explain that you unfortunately didn't realize this would upset her and have no romantic desires here. That way you know, and you've cleared your own name with her. Tbh I'd do it, because I've been through this before with an older guy and it would have saved me some feelings of betrayal and the embarrassment of getting yelled at by the wife where a few other people were present.