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Why not look for a relationship that makes you feel good instead of bad?
Lol. That was funny ?
In other words, you do not love who she really is, and only love the idea of who you wish her to be. You want to ask her to be something that she is not. That is oppression. And, even if you don't ask her to stop being herself, these things will just continue to eat at you and you will just resent her more and more, as time goes on.
In the end, it means that she is not the girl you desire to have a long term relationship with. She is not your “perfect” girl. If you have any love for her, you will let her go so she can go find someone who will love all these things about her and allow her to be her.
Aww, I’m sorry… I’m about to finish my 5 years relationship soon. But the holidays seems like a bad timing.
You need to start mourning the relationship. Make sure you are surrounded by family and friends who are willing to listen you. It’s ok to feel, don’t invalidate yours feeling, if you don’t want to go out don’t force yourself. For me exercising helps with the stress. I know is naked but it will get better with time. Good luck!
You must know more than the OP let’s on
Get a lawyer! cheating is awful and makes her a bad partner, forgetting/abandoning your child because you wanna get your Willy wet with another man??!
Get a lawyer and get an emergency custody order! Collect evidence of everything and save text and evidence of her affair/negligence to your phone!! I would also talk with your sons school and activities, see if this is the first time or a pattern!
But would your adults children throw a temper tantrum if you told them that you can’t help them out financially this month? At what point do you think it’s acceptable for a parent to tell their adult child that they need to financially independent?
But would your adults children throw a temper tantrum if you told them that you can’t help them out financially this month? At what point do you think it’s acceptable for a parent to tell their adult child that they need to financially independent?
For a bit of context I ( 23 F) and my boyfriend (35 M) have been in a relationship for about 2 years.
And it's not what you expect, is exactly the opposite.
That's exactly what I expected. He's too immature to date women his own age so he's going after someone 12 years younger than he. If he can't handle getting a gift explicitly laid out to him to buy then he just doesn't care. Do you know how many men I know that would be ecstatic if their partners just told them what they wanted?
You asked for roses and chocolates. He gave you tulips and McDonald's.
He's not going to get an IT job. He's not going to do anything inconvient for him. He's simply not putting in the effort.
So you are a bit strange but that's ok. I am sure there is someone out there that will love you for you. But it's not that guy.
Ooooo boy. If I found labeled bags of dead animal fur, I’d outie too.
Also, who drinks flat soda for funsies? I also find that gross.
Break up with him but watch what he does. I bet you he gets with her soon after you have moved out. And then maybe regrets and/or she breaks up with him and he tries to get back with you. This happens so many times that it's almost a classic R_A post.