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  1. Either she doesn’t like it or she can tell that you don’t like it. If she asks again just say “honestly, I don’t really care for it. You’re still beautiful but Nose rings just aren’t my thing”

  2. Good old fashioned age gap boundary overstepping.

    This is why people warn young people to stay away from much older partners.

    Do you think he'd pull his shit with a woman closer to his own age? Women older already have rock solid boundaries.

    But younger ones don't yet. They haven't developed them yet.

    Which is why men like this date younger.

    Kick his punk ass to the curb.

  3. His feelings aren’t your responsibility. You can frame it as a relocation that you need to do for your family, give him plenty of notice to find a replacement, and send anyone you know that may be a good fit a link to the job.

  4. There usually is not one right answer. My guess would be that maybe moving in together so early in the relationship was a bit quick. Only because it's too easy to fall into routines of living life. Work, cleaning, laundry, grocery shopping, etc. All of a sudden what was a fun and exciting relationship when you were looking for time/places to be together – turns into “is this the rest of my life?” and can freak people out. He was honest, now be honest with yourself – is what you are doing right now what you want for the rest of your life? You knew things weren't right (beyond the amount of sex) or you wouldn't have brought it up.

    Honestly – if it were me and he'd said what he did; I'd rip the band-aid off and move out, Trying to fix things by talking until you are blue in the face only prolongs things – keep top of mind that he has basically already said he's checked out. If you were both taking each other for granted and it's meant to be – you changing the living arrangements immediately and being strong may be just the kick that will wake him up… if it doesn't try to accept you've had a lovely time, but it's not your forever life, take lessons from this relationship and your next one will be that much better for it.

  5. So, you already had a dysfunctional and hot to manage relationship going on.

    And the recent incident created a massive crack in the foundation.

    Your relationship sounds like its been damaged for a while, and this was just the conclusion.

    I think you need to accept the reality of things likely won't be the same anymore.

    You're LDR. She has a lot of male friends (which already made you on edge), and now your trust was broken.

    Do you think you can let this go? This doubt will probably be carried throughout the remainder of your relationship. You will forgive, but you will never forget.

    I believe you need a fresh start elsewhere, and will someone who is not LDR.

  6. You said “he never beats me though”… well then that makes everything ok. Carry on facepalm

  7. I'm sure you don't want to abuse anyone but “not being able to handle disrespect” is language often used by those that can't control their temper and that's what leads to abuse when problems come up as they always do eventually.

  8. My boyfriend watched me be depressed for a whole year and never complained if we didn’t have s*x or went out or just stayed in and watched tv. Sometimes I couldn’t even tell him why I felt so low as I didn’t know. It happened around 2 weeks after we started to be in a relationship as I was rushed to hospital with a health condition which took over my life for a year (no driving, taking a medication which makes you moody and extremely tired, coming to terms with not being able to do my dream job anymore and constantly living in fear) he could have left at any point. Found someone better but he stuck by me. You’re partner sounds selfish and expects everything off you. My ex was like this. He got a cold and expected I look after him for 2 weeks. I then got the coke when he was better and he avoided me and ended up breaking up with me. We are useless to these people if we can’t give them anything and they will always be like this.

    Get out of the relationship and keep yourself safe. How could he even think about potentially hitting you after what you went through a month ago. Even if that didn’t happen to you the fact that he swing tells you everything. You will find someone better who will accept you for who you are and treat you with respect and not dehumanise you.

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