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This is the end of the relationship. The 2 of you are not compatible.
It's time to move on.
20 and he still feels like he’s missing out on something? I think you guys need to be more honest and open about what you expect from your sex lives. Sounds like he’s still thinking the grass is greener elsewhere for some reason. That’s either real immaturity after sleeping with 20 people, or an inability to communicate his wants and needs comfortably in the context of your sexual relationship that he’s feeling like he hasn’t experienced enough or “gotten it out of his system.” What is he anticipating happening with another sexual partner? Experiencing nirvana?
Wdym? You want an argument with me?
Seriously? You're 38 years old! You're being a big baby. Do you need her to change your diaper and rock you sleep, too? Jeez.
He doesn’t sound like a partner, it sounds like you have an extra child.
Please don’t put up with this, there are loads of nice men out there who don’t act like an overgrown man child
If she doesn’t have an established friendship with your best friend that pre-dates you and her dating, I think it’s definitely a weird move for them to get dinner together alone like that. But if you’re all from the same preexisting mixed friend group or they were independently friends, I’d say it’s less weird. I’ve been good friends with the gfs and wives of my buddies, but I’d never hit them up for a one on one dinner like that. And I don’t think I’d feel right about her inviting me like that either, at least not without mentioning it to my friend and making sure he’s cool with it.
But there have been times that when my buddies are out of town, their partners will text me about hangouts with our larger friend group. So I wouldn’t be worried about the group hangout stuff. The fact that you’re out of town for so long and so often complicates things too imo, she could genuinely like your friends and want to spend time with them to foster the connection.
How ride or die with you is your best friend? If he’s like brother level and really has your back, I wouldn’t be afraid to just casually say something to him about them getting dinner together and you not liking it. You can mention that you’re not accusing anyone of anything, but it just makes you a little uncomfortable. If he’s really your boy, he shouldn’t have a problem with creating a more little distance, and if she presses him about it, saying it’s his own idea and not yours. Or even just bring it up and ask what they talk about and do, and see how he reacts. It could also be a situation where he sees entertaining her while you’re out of town as doing you a solid — just doing something nice for someone his friend cares about.
At the end of the day though, you’re definitely not a crazy person for feeling this way. Raising the issue with your gf in a polite, non-accusatory manner could also be a good litmus test for how you two can resolve these issues.
Yea maybe I am overthinking it and making big assumptions and it probably isn’t any of my business since we aren’t technically exclusive. Thank you for the advice.
It’s more than red flags – it’s a flashing emergency exit sign
mmkay.
Lmao grow up kid