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Originally i would say hes not worth the time or effort but after clarifying in your comments you sound like a whiny pain in the ass who doesn’t communicate and expects him to read your mind. If you dont like his lack of planning or doing things first move on.
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Op I know it’s easy to say but very hot to do. While I agree reading her diary/journal wasn’t cool neither is lying to your partners face and I doubt she would even tell you if you didn’t find out. Please op learn from my mistake.
When I started dating my now husband he cheated on me with my younger sister while I was in the next room showering. My mom found out and told me that this isn’t the man God had planned for you, I convinced her he wouldn’t hurt me again because he was really sorry and that I could change him. I was 19/20 what the hell did I know.
We got married and he cheated on me with my older sister while me and our daughter were upstairs asleep. I’m still living in the marital home until I can save money to move out. If it were up to me and money wasn’t an issue for me I would move to another state and start over. Op please learn from my mistake. 24 years of marriage and we are getting divorced. I should have listened to my mom.
Move on. If you were to get back with your ex, something will always be on his mind and it will not be the same as it was before and same goes with his friend something will always be up. It doesn’t seem like his frat mate particularly cares for you other than sex hence the ghosting. I say move on and enjoy your college experience to the best you can and don’t dwell on it too much. It’s more trouble than it’s worth on top of you barely being in a relationship with him even though you known him for a long time. Don’t get played, get your degree, have fun, and live! your life, don’t chase love if it wasn’t meant to be.
Sorry the breakup is a very long story to say the least and extenely painful. There have also been multiple break ups so it's very all over the place. A lot of it has had to do with trust issues after I caught him entertaining a few women online so my insecurities are very up from a lot of that.
We were together for 2 years and he lived with me after he got thrown out at his family home on 2 separate occasions.
Your sister says she won’t come without her fiancée because she is making a clear statement. Her family didn’t approve of her, so she left. She is willing to engage with the family again but only if they accept her as she is. If you won’t, she’s ok with going back to no contact, probably because it’s painful to have people say they love her but disapprove of her partner. It’s a little unfortunate for you that your wedding is the event that brought this up, but it was going to happen eventually.
In this situation, I am honestly concerned that things would be unpleasant for your sister and her fiancée if they came. If you really do support and accept her, and want to have a relationship with her, I think you should invite them both. BUT! You also have to tell the rest of your family that they’re both invited and you expect people to behave respectfully. If your family is unwilling to do that you should let your sister make the decision if she wants to deal with them. If you are unwilling to do that you probably shouldn’t invite them.
You’re getting some heat here, for some good reason, but it’s also worth noting that this will involve some courage from you. You’re very young and religious and this may cause some family drama. It will require maturity and emotional intelligence. I’m in favor of supporting your sister, but that’s not my decision. There may be reasons your sister is asking this for your wedding specifically – maybe she thinks you are the family member most able to navigate this. Maybe she’s just hoping it will work out. Either way, you’re going to have to start thinking of her fiancĂ©e as her fiancĂ©e and not just her friend.
There is nothing to address with her. If you feel she makes choices that conflict with your moral and value codes you should end it.
Better to be with someone that you can agree with on values and decisions. It all easy until a problem happens.
So does your husband know you are divorcing him over this? Was he shocked you had the police involved?
Does he hide his phone from you? Or he just leaves it anywhere and you snoop?