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I really don't like the way she's been pushy. You definitely wouldn't have go well with you for her feeling like make if the relationship, who does that?
Then enjoy your shitty life dude. You’re settling for trash at such a young age
If this is a one time thing, then I would accept being miffed but write it off as whatever.
If this happens often (more than once a month), then there definitely should be a conversation about “last minute” bs. Cancelling plans because of an emergency is understandable, but just going out with friends? Na.
You're seriously OBTUSE. What he should've done is asked her how she feels about him following such pages and occasionally commenting sexual things below the photos. Again, most normal couples do not engage in this sort of behavior. Quit defending her husband's shitty behavior just because you align with his ideals. He's disrespectful and disgusting.
Yeah. Her shit father fucked around and found out. Stop trying to drum up sympathy for the abuser.
I'm sorry to hear that you're going through such a tough time in your relationship. It's important to remember that you deserve to be treated with respect and kindness. Your feelings are valid, and it's completely understandable that you're hurt by your boyfriend's comments and his unwillingness to apologize. So, assuming you are looking for something more than “just break up” – here’s a couple thoughts.
One approach you could take is to have an open and honest conversation with your boyfriend about how his comments are affecting you. Choose a time when both of you are calm and not emotionally charged. Use “I” statements to express how you feel, for example, “I feel hurt when you make passive aggressive comments or call me names.” This can help to prevent him from feeling attacked, and instead, focus on how his actions impact you. Your initial write up leads me to believe that you are a rather emotionally intelligent person, so focus on active listening and ensure that you’re able to communicate openly and honestly.
If your boyfriend is receptive to the conversation and willing to work on improving his behavior, it might be beneficial for both of you to explore couples therapy. A professional therapist can provide guidance and support to help you navigate through these challenges and improve your communication skills. However, if he continues to be dismissive or unwilling to change, it's essential to prioritize your well-being and consider whether this relationship is truly healthy for you in the long term.
“I'm just not feeling the spark.”
Haha I don’t know how you assumed I don’t know anyone in the country I’m moving to. My sister, my cousin and a lot of my friends online there 🙂 I lived in his country for 2 months and we spent a lot of time together but yes we spent a bit of time in distance. However we were gonna see each other in May as well. I don’t really know if it is the distance tbh Thank you for your comment though 🙂