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  1. You’re just looking for excuses to break up without looking bad.

    You’re allowed to break up when you don’t want to date someone anymore. You don’t have to make up excuses. You also don’t have to make her the bad guy.

  2. I'm sorry, but being drunk is not a excuse. She cheated, maybe not full on, but she cuddled and made out with someone that wasn't you.

    Can you trust her again? Are you going to be ok with her going out drinking with friends or coworkers again?

    If your answer is no, then walk away. No trust brings a relationship down fast.

    I know if it was me, I would never be able to trust my SO again.

  3. It kinda sounds like she likes the attention. You should talk to her about it because it's not fair to you if it makes you uncomfortable.

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  5. Yeah, that's why cutting ties is better after a breakup. You need people to support you and you need therapy to help you go through all those feelings. I'm not gonna lie, it's gonna take time to get a lot better, but you will see results in not wanting to end yourself in less time.

    Hang in there OP. I was once in your shoes. I took 6 months to think about a reason to live, to keep fighting everyday. And i discovered that there is none. No reason to on-line other than that's the only thing we can be sure we'll experience. BUT the real trick is that there shouldn't be a need for a reason to keep fighting because life isn't supposed to be an eternal fight. But you've been feeling this way for so long that it seems that life is just a never ending fight. One day, you'll stop feeling like you are fighting just to get up in the morning and keep a normal face on.

  6. So from what I know it starts with just starting another relationship before you end your last one until you get everything out of the last one and keep the new relationship on the promise of leaving. Basically just cheating with extra steps

  7. You seemed pretty attached and that’s okay but most people wouldn’t do everything you’ve done/sacrificed if they weren’t attached.

  8. Could he have possibly went to a therapy session? Read some books on having better/more productive communication?

    Just ask him!

  9. Sounds like my dad. He had 4 by 24. Different women though.. Happy to say I'm the same age with 0 kids.

  10. “you paying for dates??? ??? I don’t know what culture you come from but in my culture a man that lets his woman pay for dates AND it doesn’t bother him, is not a man”

    What did I just read? Plenty of “cultures”/places it's totally normal for either partner to pay for the other…

    In OP's case, not a good sign if she's paying for ALL the dates, but far from a red flag….

  11. Ok, let's take out all the issues about age gaps or your maturity. Even without looking at that, it's clear this is a one-sided relationship.

    Don't you want to be with someone who's so enthusiastically in love with you that he's looking forward to getting married? Don't you want to be with someone who's just as excited about planning the future together as you are? Wouldn't it be better to be in love with someone who makes just as many sacrifices for you as you are making for him? Or even better, someone who isn't expecting you to make a series of sacrifices to make the relationship work?

    I remember being in my 20's and getting ready to be married to my now estranged husband. We were making a registry, and he was so unenthusiastic about participating that it was becoming very frustrating for me. I remember loosing my cool and snapping, “This is supposed to be the most fun part of wedding planning. If you can even get excited about this, what are we even doing here?” It haunts me OP, because that was a sign of an apathetic partner. Don't make the same mistake. Cut your losses and find someone who's excited to be with you.

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