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  1. He's 60 actually, and this person is getting lots of advice telling them to go to authorities – which OP is contesting and listing reasons why they can't. So why not tell them to do something ridiculous

  2. Is this the kind of person you want to be with?

    He puts his own pleasure above your health and that's not a good sign.

    In the end it's your choice what you do. But a good relationship is a team effort and if he isn't willing to help you with this, what happens when you face a much more serious issue than UTIs in the future? If it was me, I'd find someone more supportive.

  3. Why not? We offered to pay the person who paid for parking and she said no because her parents paid for it.

    So my friend who drove gets to benefit from not having to pay for parking or gas and make more money off the rest of us? And the rest of us have to pay more for gas than we would’ve otherwise?

  4. Why are you sure he hasn’t had this issue before? Did you discuss it? He needs to go to the doctor, are they legitimate pills? I havea Nude time-believing a doc would give someone that young the pills without a battery of tests, that aside sometimes libidos don’t match

  5. She did say does. I do use “can you” / “could you” for a lot of things and in this particular context I was more assertive and didn't pose it as question but rather a request (and not an order in my eyes which would have been something like “You need to be more proactive” or “Be more proactive!”.

    I came across a pretty interesting piece which says there are “asks”, “requests” and “orders” – which I believe would be in the following sequence “can you? / could you? be more proactive”, “Please be more proactive” and “Be more proactive!”

    At my end it is sort of imperative in the long run that she do learn to be more proactive about things and so its less of a question and more of a request cause it's affecting the both of us.

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    I’ve never controlled anything. It was her rule when we were dating, not mine. I agreed to it and stuck with it. ive never told nor demanded she bend to something I demanded. We operated in a trust based relationship. I kept up my need for years of travel (ex pro athlete). Even when she told me about this, I simply asked if She would stop, no demands, just an ask for the health of the relationship. The deception hurt more than anything. She can do what she wants, the question is am I being ridiculous for sticking to our agreement for 20+ years when she modified the rules of the game without telling me…like I said, the deception…I’m trying to figure out if I can let go of the broken trust, not so much whether the rule makes sense now. I get how this looks controlling, but I never demanded anything, I just stuck with something she came up w8th and over 20 years I figured she was still onboard. Being lied to sucks ass

  7. In my opinion it should be a big deal. You shouldn't have to make it seem casual when it's obviously been affecting you negatively. You deserve to let her know how this makes you feel.

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