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I have tried talking to other people about this. The result being just facts being reminded to me : you can't make people who dont value you do so, and I am the only one trying (or too very hot) I can't seek couple therapy because he don't want to talk to me anymore and is fully ignoring me as if I don't exist
It's true. Just before he told me I treat him like a kid – but I believe it's because he acts like one??
We share expenses and shopping and insurance (which is more expensive since he moved in, lol) and other daily things. He just doesn't spend time or money on the inside of the apartment (except when the washer/dishwasher, etc, breaks). I've elaborated a little bit on another comment
Your boundaries are fine. Don't let other people's opinion of your relationship get to you- i's YOUR relationship!. There is also really no reason for you two to NEED to be alone with an opposite-sex friend. If you love someone, you don't see it as a huge sacrifice to give your bf/gf peace of mind. It's really nice of you both for avoiding making the other feel insecure. I think you two are doing things right by respecting each others boundaries. You sound like mature people.
He's an idiot! Tell him to freck off.
Take yourself completely out of this situation. You barely knew this guy before this all started and he's clearly still overly invested in his ex.
Free care taking? We are co-existing as a couple.
She says she sleeps in another room because we wake up at different times, and regarding the dirty looks she says it’s “just her face” but having been together for so long I know this isn’t the case.
There is literally nothing that I’m hiding here, nothing has happened to set any of this off it’s come out of nowhere!
I did suggest depression to her which was batted off as being impossible, I have tried to get her to go to a doctor or therapist for help and she refuses.
Lmao, glad I don't on-line monogamous anymore.
I'm sorry that this isn't very helpful, but in what world would you ever want your partner to be jealous?
The way to solve this is for you to get therapy and explore where your feelings of insecurity come from. Why is your bond to him wholly dependeant on the exclusivity of sex, do you have nothing else in common?
Leaving her wouldn't be a wrong choice. Eith that saud, If you want to stay, and not be a doormat, there are things to do.
Tell her she has hurt you, she has done so knowingly, with prior conversation about it. She has made it is she can't keep your relationship, and her friend.
Nothing less then them stopping their contact should be acceptable. Make it clear it is a binary choice, and if she wants to get with him you will accept it (not that you have a choice), but if she wants to stay with you she needs to cease contact with this friend.