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Why is he even your boyfriend? He sounds mad disrespectful and does not seem to care about you and your feelingsz
Either you tell him no and put your foot down, or you lose your games. How much money did you spend on those games? Do you really want to lose all of them?
It is a weird thing nowadays, people might think it ridiculous, but social media prescense is important. SPECIALLY if you’re on long distance relationships.
Regular partners can go out and be seen holding hands and going on dates or together anywhere. But when you’re far from each other? The only “evidence” of your existence is social media. There is not “life over there” and “life together”. It is all the same. Not fair to delete your stuff. She is either hiding you for some reason (not a good one), or getting ready to move on. If she tells you the same old story of “what matters is our feelings and what we see, not what others see of us” that’s just excuse to hide you.
It is important to talk about it, but brace yourself because it really seems like the future is not too bright
“A guy in my art class got my number a few weeks ago but now he texts me every morning and night”
What the ew. Without your consent? And the whole texting gm and gn is creepy.
I'd consider when you're setting a boundary to make sure that you're in a safe space to do so. Either with a good friend or some trusted family member. In terms of phrasing, sending a quick text saying “hey, what you've been doing has made me very uncomfortable. Please stop.” Consider blocking him.
I'd also figure out a plan or inform others around you that you trust that are in class with you to act as a buffer. Because I understand if you just want to block him and then not say anything because that could put you in an unsafe position. It's also very stressful to set a boundary to a person you're unsure of how they'll react who displays behaviors that's so blatantly gross and crosses so many boundaries.
Secondly, I think you don't really owe him anything if you do block him. He's weird, he's gonna deal with the consequences of being ignored for non consensual behavior. If it escalates from there consider informing someone who knows what to do and is in a confidential space.
You are not a bad person for setting healthy boundaries. Those boundaries don't have to be in his face if you're not comfortable. Remember that.
The answer to this really depends on whether or not you need a roommate. Your expectations from this arrangement sound like the expectations of a SO, not a roomate or friend.
As someone who's into videogames, I can't imagine dating someone who doesn't even like them. Let alone mess with my gaming, or say they hate people who care about them. Would she do that with any other hobby? If you were cooking, would she throw the pan to the floor? If you were painting, would she mix your paint together?
This absolutely reeks of controlling and manipulation. You clearly are not allowed to do whatever you want, because when you do he’ll always take issue with it.
There is no “joking” about breaking up, especially when there are overlying issues already. If you want a future) if you’re thinking marriage and kids and all those happily married couple adventures? This is not it
I didn’t say it was her fault, but to expect the next logical step of him questioning her given his current behaviour .