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My cousin had a similar story and he ended up breaking up with the girl. Months later they are doing better (I follow the ex on Instagram), but they don't talk at all anymore. My cousin doesn't believe in being friends with your ex, but that's a him issue. From my observation and your story, it's okay to tell each other how much you love each other, but I agree with your father and therapist on keeping your distance. This is a fight she needs to figure out alone, and if she can't do that, you guys won't have a happy future together. Distancing with hurt, but in this case, is needed. You will only be a distraction to her recovery if you keep trying to go above and beyond (such as writing a book for her). Every relationship has up and downs, this is just one down.
As OP said, family law. Which imo is actually far more conducive to becoming a manipulator, or at least a miserable person. Your job is often to tear marriages apart and extract benefits from vulnerable spouses, it follows that you're good at it.
Girl, those are not your friends. How dare they downplay your very real trauma? And the audacity to say you should drive them there! Tell them that you'll graciously excuse yourself from this trip, and DO NOT ENGAGE FURTHER.
Leave the person you date, nobody deserve to be the second.
I mean, as a breastfeeding mom who has guests over regularly, most of my friends have seen my tits anyway.
My bf went on a work trip to New Orleans last year. There was a lot of naked work and a lot of partying, drinking, and carrying-on til all hours, all co-ed. I did not worry at all, not for one second, because I know him to be an honest person. I know that he feels deeply uncomfortable with lies of any kind. If someone accused him of cheating I would not believe it, and would immediately be suspicious of the person who accused him. There are people who can live with lies, and people who can't. You know she can. Can you online with her, knowing that? I could not.
Being “serious” has zero value when he leverages his power over you when you're vulnerable.
It's even worse.
Believe the dozens of voices in this thread: you do not want to be “serious” or attached to a man that will abandon you in an unsafe position when you need his help the most.
The qualities you listed are the basic ticket to entry for a healthy relationship. They are not outstanding and he's nothing special.
These are definite red flags but…given his age…sadly not that strange. This is sort of the modern equivalent of “locker room talk” and it's never going to stop. Just part of being a young man.
Social media has just made it more gross than it ever used to be. Which is what social media does to EVERYTHING it touches.
However combined with whatever it is that…according to you…made him him “not the best boyfriend” and made you distrust him this is more concerning.
I can only guess based on your comments that he has cheated on you in the past. Which should be a dealbreaker right there on the spot. But if he's already abused your trust before, AND he's acting like this now…yeah. Time to lose this jerk.
I don’t want my ex around my son though. He’s manipulative and I feel like he would use my son against me and that would be bad for my son to grow up like that. My husband is an amazing father who adores our son. I don’t know what’s best for my son and I need to know.
I bet they're lying
My God these comments are terrible.
It really is, and I think you made the right decision. ❤️
It sounds like the relationship is just fizzling out.