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  1. What if i have no interest in others? Outside of sex? Am I like a psychopath for that?? I don’t know why but I have no desire to date or even try to coverse. Even when I try to change my ways I end up ghosting them and if they reach out I’ll respond but we still won’t talk. Even if I was somewhat initially interested

  2. You need to block her completely. She doesn’t think you mean it because you are still being friends. She thinks you still love her because you’re still doing “boyfriend” things like helping her with her depression, and that it’s only a matter of time before you realise you still love her.

    You are giving out all sorts of mixed messages to her. You shouldn’t be hanging around to “support her”. That’s now the job of her friends and family, absolutely not your job.

    Break up properly to allow her to grieve the relationship and get over you.

    You’re being really unhelpful at the moment.

  3. For what it’s worth, I dated a 30 year old man when I was 24. The age difference didn’t end the relationship – our difference in experience did. Having said that, he lived through a LOT of trauma and now that I’m 38, I still haven’t been through a fraction of what he has.

    I’d respect your mom’s concern but ultimately you’re an adult and if you want to see him, do it. Just don’t expect it to last forever.

  4. I mean, I’m a woman and I certainly follow influencers I think are naked. My personal line is when someone is trying to actually contact the person or if you know them in real life it crosses into acting inappropriately

  5. What advice do you need? He’s unharmed and in love with you. Loads of people like cream pies, it’s instinctual. Pun fully intended.

  6. When my friends say we flirt, what I’m seeing is something completely different.

    He likes to push my buttons sometimes, annoys me but I secretly enjoy.

    He’s told me many times he likes to make me laugh. But I’m thinking he’s just being a friend.

  7. I don’t say this to be hurtful at all, but I think that she’s been looking for a way out and this is it. Unfortunately, I’ve been in relationships where I was staying out of obligation, and literally as soon as they fucked up, I was out the door. I think you need to take her wanting the divorce at face value, and try to go about things as calmly and decently as you can for your kids.

  8. Well this is exciting! I’m so happy there seems to be a story on here that needs positive advice for a positive situation. It’s nice that you don’t mind her at all too! I think since she’s expressed an interest in hanging out with you, maybe she could tag along w you and your fiancée to a dinner/lunch/casual hangout after work or something so he can break the ice a little bit between you guys while you get to know each other. Or maybe he could pass along that you think she’s nice and would like to chat more on a social platform, definitely worth having more nice people around!

  9. My issue is that if I say that, then the next conversation is like “let's not go back there, I don't want to fight anymore”=glossed over and doomed to repeat

  10. My chief frustration with my dad is that his choices have unfortunate consequences for himself that instill extreme worry in me. I could write an entire post of its own on that subject – there is a level of financial irresponsibility that warrants a lighthearted finger wagging, and there is a level of irresponsibility that causes one's loved ones to be downright distraught. My dad falls into the latter category. His living conditions are, well, unlivable. He doesn't even own a toilet or a shower. I often wonder about the caliber of people he runs into at truck stops or motels (where he presumably bathes) and if one day he'll get into a life threatening altercation. This entire situation was his own choosing – I don't disagree that land is a wise investment, but the purchase shouldn't have been made so impulsively and without saving even a fraction of the money he made on the sale of our family home. I have never felt entitled for him to finance my wedding – but at one point, he certainly could afforded to help with a small aspect of it, like catering or a cake or whatever.

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