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I agree with you, just as relationships should also be a safe space in which both partners can be themselves without constantly being reminded they ‘are the root of the problem’ when an argument occurs.
I think you’re doing the right thing by trying to improve your communication/listener skills if that’s something you actually think you should work on. I guess what I am trying to say is: don’t loose yourself in the process and be kind to yourself. Chances are you’re not the only cause of the communication problem in your relationship.
No, he's not. You see if he admits he was trying to cheat on you, you may actually get the strength to leave him.
Instead here he gets to pretend he did nothing wrong and let me guess. Youre still with him and talking to him?
He knows what he was doing. He just hopes youre dumb and insecure enough that he can just pretend he did nothing wrong.
Sometimes the trash takes itself out, why are you lamenting this loss of “friendship”? Some people say they hate drama, but then are absolutely the center of the drama-nado… coincidence or source? She sounds like a terrible person who creates a lot of unnecessary drama, and you'd probably want to keep a blast distance radius of space from her regardless so when her drama bombs go off you don't get hit.
You're unlikely to want to change jobs, so I'd just enjoy the peace and quiet of the space she's providing. She's not loyal, as demonstrated by her views on “real relationships”. She's not classy, or she wouldn't be kissing/telling/showing photos to her colleagues and ex. And she's not a friend because she's blaming you for everything in her life that is going wrong- like consequences of her own actions are pretty damn clear.
Stay out of workplace drama. If you want to have somewhat of a classy response that creates some boundaries you might say “look, I'm not comfortable with the way you've been speaking to me. I hope the best for you – but I am not at all involved in your personal life. I think it's better if we keep our relationship strictly professional and work related moving forward.”
It's possible she's going through some emotional turmoil from dealing with a breakup(ish since they're still talking/taunting/traumatizing each other). She's creating some very odd dynamics for herself, and not taking accountability. She's probably not done creating a mess in her own life- matter of time before it affects her work. Don't try to save her, she doesn't want to be saved and it won't help her get her shit together any faster/better.
It sounds like you don't have time for a relationship at all right now.
Well you would think the first thing to she would do in that case is to defend herself. It's the first thing I would do.
Not quite sure what your question is, but I don’t think it’s unfair of your boyfriend to say that you need to be realistic. Many graduate programs require a minimum of a 3.0 GPA to apply, and many Psych programs are fairly competitive.