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  1. Yeah we both realize that it was bad and he really doesn’t deserve what happened to him. But still she talks about breaking up with him so idk if that’s what it is. She did tell me she’s been with someone since she was 13 (she’s 20) and doesn’t want another relationship once she leaves bro. I told her there’s no pressure or rush to put a label on things. I’ve also told her I’m cool being friends at this point. But yeah I probably just came on way too strong at first because I had strong feelings for her. And I feel like my best course of action is to kind of ignore her. Like don’t blow up her phone. Only really talk to her if she starts the conversation and keeping it brief. And one of two things is gonna happen. She’s either gonna realize she made a mistake by dropping me. Or she’s gonna realize that ever trying anything romantic with me was a mistake. Regardless I’m not tripping about it too bad. Just kinda sucks because we really had a connection I thought :/

  2. On the one hand you have your relationship with your partner.

    On the other hand you have your non binary gender identity.

    Something has to give. Either one of you compromises to give the other what they want or you both compromise a little and meet halfway.

    How much are you willing to compromise? How much will your best friend compromise? Can you online with cost of compromising something important to you? Can he?

    These are questions only you and your partner can answer. The best I can do is frame the questions I think would be helpful to ask yourselves.

    Good luck, and if you wouldn't mind, can you DM me an update in a week?

  3. I am not saying that she has definitely not done something. However, with really only suspicion so far, you should refrain from going onto her on principle. It is very easy to spiral into jealousy without any ground to do so. Keep in mind, if she is cheating on you, she will continue to make mistakes. People do not find out things like this, since they ignore signs.

    For example, let's assume she agrees to no deletion policy. If you end up finding something questionable, do not confront her immediately, but let it marinate some time. After some time check again, if it has been deleted, meaning so much more has been deleted as well, and it's time to make your leave.

    It's better to not throw pointless accusations (for which you still need to apologise to her), but instead patiently wait. This way she won't get more careful (assuming she is doing sth bad, which may not be the case at all), and it will be easier to confront/leave her once you see something actually worth bringing up.

    Of course, if she keeps spending too much time with that guy, or acting inappropriately, you should bring this up. She needs to properly understand this is inappropriate and is hurting you, because if she continues to do the same knowing it, you know she doesn't care about your feelings.

    Communicate your feelings, thoughts and concerns properly, but don't spiral into accusation and jealousy. It isn't always easy, of course.

  4. Took a quick look at his profile and a neat little post from 4 months ago popped out to me, about how he set the age to 20-30, and complaining about 90% of the women on there being sub par and not worthy of his time. Between that and the astounding lack of emotional maturity and ability to self reflecting shown in this post and the comments, it honestly makes me think this was just the last straw for her after a very tiering 2,5 months.

  5. If your state is a one party consent I’d record audio of the conversation. My husband got truly effed by his ex wife who had some issues. I do wish her the best but she really did some effed up stuff (she’d hit herself w the door to try to frame him for abuse – it wasn’t until my husband got it on tape that her family believed him) have actual agreements about this

  6. They said that to my sister, too, and it was almost fatal pernicious anemia.

    So many would rather blame the patient, rather than diagnose them correctly. For my sister, it would’ve just taken a simple B12 test, and they couldn’t even do that much for over 8 years.

    The internal medicine specialist did the test, though, and then went one further to find out why her B12 was under 200. It was an autoimmune disease similar to lupus that apparently runs on my father’s side of the family, but had never been diagnosed even though my grandmother and all of my great aunts on that side were getting monthly B12 shots.

    But blame my sister, of course.

  7. Take the brutal approach, gather everyone in the living room and you tell her. Watch the response and if it resembles anything close to “Blameshift, guilt trip, deflection or crazy making including rage or screams” you gotta step up your game. Lock proof your door, or anything necessary.

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