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My wife and I have talked about this quite a bit. There is a difference in helping and treating them as if they are fragile and incapable. It feels rewarding to hold doors open for my wife and she understands this, that being said, I have tried to be over helpful in the past which she didn't like. But we talked about it and moved on, give and take.
yes so a woman that overall in life is a 6/10 are looking for 9/10 guys. they don't want a 6/10 guy even though that's what they are themselves. i didn't say a avg woman should settle for a loser 2/10 guy.
avg women see social media posts and think they deserve the same thing the girl twice as good looking as them is getting with a $100k wedding and a 6'2 doctor husband.
everyone is influenced by social media. i think women are way more obsessed with it than guys and care more what others think.
agree to disagree if you want but it's just facts. i've seen it my entire adult life get worse every year.
I'm mostly with you – except kids don't have to directly remember to have grief. Even infant adoption causes trauma. With the way so much of society pushes blood relationships – it becomes a part of their future regardless of what they remember. Other kids and adults will make comments. And, as a parent, you want to keep that person real for your kiddo.
So, yes, therapy. Even if it's just a check up to make sure they're both on the right path (Dad & daughter). Yes to OP sounds like they need to probably spend a little time getting a bit more ready for a relationship. I think part of that is also determining boundaries and deal breakers in advance so they can be communicated before they get this far and having a plan on protecting the daughter when needed and being clear on roles a new partner can take on or not.
Also, OP, any girlfriend who will try to tell your child that she is replacing their Mom is not the right person. Your child can have more than two parents and that's just fine and healthy. My spouse was never “[Parent]” in title to one kiddo. But was to two others. It never stopped him from being their [Parent] in actions, though. Just as I never truly cared what title our kids who were older called me. It matters that I'm their parent in relationship.
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Your girlfriend just wants to spend time with you. That's very understandable in a relationship. You spend time together and do fun things together. Make new experiences. Her love language might even be quality time (or it's at least important to her). If you don't spend time with her, she thinks you don't care about her.
Now, it's understandable that you don't have the time. You're a very busy person. But you can't be in a relationship if you don't have that time. So you either have to give up other things, or end the relationship. It sucks, but that's how it works.
If you move further away, you will have even less time. So ofcourse she's against that.
So if marriage is what you really want, then you’re not overreacting.
Sounds like your boyfriend doesn’t want marriage at all. Up to you on how you want to proceed.
That, my friend, is a special sort of crazy and should be avoided. Think of it as a lucky break. Be sad for a bit, but MOVE ON!
He should get over it and doing something to the guy isn’t going to make him feel better. But still, I stand by what I said. Knowingly sleeping with someone else’s partner is not a neutral or innocent act. It is also a stain on your character. It is not nothing.
That's kind of one of our problems too. If I ask him to help me he'll always say yes but then never do it.