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That was also thrown out there as well haha. I think we are both stubborn tho and both like our last names. ? Which I guess the hyphenation could theoretically solve that problem
I think you shouldn't definitely be thinking about your future at this age (I'm 23), you wanna start finding the person you're gonna settle down with probably in the next few years while you're in your prime for children (if that's in your prospects) as for the statement he made, I completely understand. I'd never love my boyfriend as much as my dad, because it's a completely different kind of love. But in a way I do, but it just doesn't compare. My father, my first love. 19 years ago I thought I'd be marrying him when I grew up so I think it's beautiful your partner loves their mum so much, maybe with your mum being ill it brought up those feelings. I think you should communicate respectfully how you feel. Good luck ?
All relationships go through ups and downs. So figure out if this is just a phase that you can overcome together. But the other party has to be willing to work it out. Follow Esther Perel on YouTube or Insta. Her advice on repairing relationships is solid. Good luck.
I would just add a suitable tip to her on a weekly basis which she knows she can depend upon, and remove the temptation of free cash lying about.
I would also be comfortable talking to her about the missing cash, if just to warn that she could get in trouble elsewhere, but I understand you might find that confrontational and not easy. Removing the visible cash might send the right message.
OK, you think that a year ought to be good enough, and he thinks that four is about right. If both of you have taken what you consider an opening position on negotiations, you may be able to strike a bargain. OTOH if either one of you has drawn a line, I'm sorry about the year you lost, but this is where you cut your losses. If you feel he misled you, which is inexcusable, it should make the decision easier.
Focus on your mom. Even though she is passing away, she will always be your mom. Once you have made the most of your time with your mom, dump your “fiance”. When he is gone, he'll cease to be anything to you. The removal of that burden will be a welcome relief while you grieve your mother. I am so sorry for your losses.
I want to leave, the problem is that the job is paying for my education. 🙁 I am currently looking for a new job though.
I know it's Crazy and it will keep bugging you but sometimes when you're straight up with people, they can actually change for the better. Maybe she just thinks you're ok with it. Or maybe there's reasons she's where she is now. If she holds you in high regard as it sound like she does, you being honest with her might help you but her too.
Personally, I would leave him.