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it's the men's choice, she just looking after hers.
Now there’s a memory I’d repressed. Thanks, I hate it
Maybe he's the one who should have seen this coming.
Hey OP, when I was 24, I moved to a new state for a job and met a guy with a young son. I fell in love with that kid immediately and ended up staying in an unhealthy relationship for far too long because of him. When things finally ended, it was fucking heartbreaking for both me and the kid. I was his “mom” for two years, but then it was over and I never got to see/speak to him again. I have my own son now and if things don’t work out between my SO and I, I’d never take the chance and introduce my kid to someone I was dating so soon where he could get attached and hurt should that relationship end too. You’ve come to the internet to ask strangers for relationship advice, that in itself should be a red flag. You’re so young, please think about yourself and your future.
Was I being led on?
Not necessarily. Sometimes people can be completely honest on the things that they say at the time but change later on.
It does sound like it's done though. There'd have to be a specific set of large mitigating circumstances for it not to be. Especially as she had the lines of communication open enough that you could tell she'd viewed stuff (unless someone stole her phone I guess.)
Best move is close that chapter of your life and move forward. I don't think there's any value in reaching out.
At the same time, is she still a co-worker? Are you going to bump into each other again at work? If that's the case, may be worth at least clearing the air just to make work less awkward. If you work together you both need to be able to function freely at work.
Because children famously measure love in dollars.
Hint: a good parent doesn’t give one kid a luxury and another a thing they need, both as Christmas presents, without making sure beforehand that the recipient is going to be happy with that.
That’s why most families actually tell the recipient about very large presents beforehand. To make sure they’re not wasting hundreds, or thousands, of dollars on simmering that won’t even make the recipients happy.
What are you both constantly arguing about and are you solving the issues or just leaving the problems unresolved?
I try to keep my circle only with my true friends but It'll definitely be a drama if I just stop talkin to this guy since were in a friend group.