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Can you please start formatting your posts? They are becoming impossible to digest.
So, I smoked cigarettes, wife spoke to me about it, I don’t smoke.
This has nothing to do with my point.
To be clear, If you get into a relationship with someone, and you’re aware of the habits they have, you don’t have the right to change someone.
You do have the right to discuss it.
You don’t have the right to demand they do something about it.
You do have the right to leave.
I would say that if your partner thought weed was okay, but agreed his use was too much, he could of easily compromised on how often, how much, or doing it socially, etc, and you would of still felt better with that compromise than his current use.
You didn’t tell him he couldn’t anymore, did you?
Because if you did, you were a manipulative and controlling person, and your lucky he loved you enough to put up with that, even though his life might be improved in your eyes, he may hold resentment for the fact you did that.
However if you did indeed communicate, then, you don’t need to worry because it was an agreed middle ground, right?
See the difference?
As for changing the game late into the relationship, I’m sure you’ve heard horror stories where people have got to a specific level of commitment with someone and then changed rapidly.
Asking someone to change rapidly, is the same thing.
Well you’re not happy in this relationship. So there you go. And I agree, it sounds as though he believes you’re the one that needs to make all the concessions. I think you did the right thing. One should enjoy being with one’s partner, one should be wanting to care for their partner and for themselves. If a relationship tending towards being more work than fun, just stop it.
He had extensive surgery in October, so he couldn’t do that. Before that, he had to stay to finish off the family business sale.
I'm 27 and have lost 2 vest friends who were like sisters. We were friends for 13 and 15 years. Their petty games didn't almost cost me my relationship, but I was tired of being treated poorly.
Tell her one day she needs to wake up and realize that people who LIE about things like that, are lying about other things and probably doing it to get a leg up in some way. In this case, her friend is trying to push you out so she can have your girlfriend all to herself again.
I can only imagine how her friend treats her, damn.
If your boyfriend uses an unreliable method of birth control, refuses to even engage in conversation about any other methods, and won’t want you to get an abortion if you do get pregnant, all roads lead to one outcome: You’re going to get pregnant, and he’s going to bounce and take zero responsibility.
This man won’t even be straight up with you about whether or not he wants kids, he becomes evasive in arguments, he isn’t honest with you about what he needs or wants from this relationship, and he isn’t willing to take responsibility for the potential consequences of having sex. Definitely do not keep having sex with this dude.
I think you need to get your anxiety under control see a therapist. Once you are calmer and clearer it will be easier to figure out what to do
I’ll add this:
Your bf being an irrational, immature, mean person causes stress hormones to flood your body.
Stress hormones cause all sorts of health problems. Long term health problems. Serious and expensive ones that can damage your heart, make you fat, prematurely age your skin and cause memory and fatigue problems.
Do you really want to become a shell of your former self by staying with such a mean person?
How do you think he will treat you when your health problems start to pile up? When you start to look haggard? When your hair starts to break and fall out? When you have to take multiple medications to control your blood pressure, to sleep, to deal with insulin resistance?
Do you think he will be kind, and take care of you?
You know he won’t. He’ll wear you out and then blame you for letting yourself go.
You deserve better. Go look in the mirror and resolve to leave him and find someone who doesn’t make you feel terrible.
You can't. You both want different things out of the relationship. You can't keep asking for something he doesn't want to give. That doesn't make for a healthy relationship for either of you.
This kind of attitude screams of deep seated insecurity. OP sounds like one of those men who only cares what his partner’s looks say about him to other men. I’m sure his GF is perfectly attractive, he just spends too much time in certain corners of the internet.
He should break up with her, but he won’t because if he could “do better” he’d be out there doing it. She’s likely dating down on many levels. I hope she leaves him.