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  1. I think Your bf is insane because he can't be without his phone while there is literally his nude girlfriends in his arms.

  2. I didn't blame her for anything. I simply want what is best for her, you clearly do not care about her and simply care about being right. Yes the problem is men, but that doesn't help her.

    Why don't you care about this victim of rape?

  3. If he’s like this at 3 months it’ll be worse if you somehow get to 6. It sounds like he isn’t that interested in being in a serious relationship if he thinks you already know each other after only 3 months of dating and doesn’t like to “swim in the deep”. Cut your losses and leave.

  4. Saying “what about the uncomfortable white children” is racist and an attack on itself.

    They should not even be in a relationship, especially for a person of color, dating a republican is insane because their whole stance is to attack their existence. Voting for racists is an attack.

  5. What your husband does to you isn’t the same as someone with dementia or cancer or addiction who is disabled by a serious accident. This isn’t some circumstance that’s out of his control when your marriage is otherwise a happy one.

    Your husband is controlling is cruel and bigoted. He chooses to be this way and to not listen to you. You can give him credit for changing while acknowledging that it’s not enough and that it doesn’t fix your relationship. Please leave this dude.

  6. OP, read this over and if you are the least bit unsure, read up on narcissism and narcissistic personality disorder.

    run, run as fast as you can away from this guy

    also, good on you for establishing and sticking to your boundaries. find like minded people who champion a healthy relationship, guided by mutual trust and respect

  7. Both agreeing not to drink to save money. You are drinking he isnt (im just guessing) if you work 5 days and a pint is $5 that total is $25 a week. ($1,300 for the year)

    Also theres the you getting you “me time” at the pub with your drink. Does he get his “me time” without you? Maybe at a pub with a drink?

  8. I would walk away from that relationship without a second thought. She has a controllable but incurable STD and never bothered to tell you before you did something that risked infection. I don’t see how a relationship recovers from something like that.

  9. Therapy.

    You need therapy. And I get that that seems like the obvious and a very simplistic answer, but that's because it IS obvious, and simple, but that doesn't make it less true.

    More specifically: you need therapy because your issue isn't one that strangers can fix for you, because while we may be able to sympathise or empathise with your situation, we cannot possibly know what is causing you to feel this way, so we can't address those causes to help you get past them.

    What I can tell you, as an autistic person who also has struggled, perhaps not with emotional empathy (I have lots of that) but with other forms of it, and other things that used to get in the way of my forming meaningful and strong relationships that lasted, both romantic and friendships, is this:

    You are not broken, and this is definitely something that can be worked on and worked out to your benefit in the long run. Struggling with accepting affection is a really normal thing for any number of legitimate reasons. BUT, it WILL damage and ruin your relationships if you don't address it with professional help, because from your girlfriend's side it will feel like rejection. She isn't doing anything wrong . . . quite the opposite, she is expressing love for you, which is a positive; but you are receiving it as a negative, and that's going to wear on the relationship, and on each of you individually.

    Get therapy. Find someone to talk to who can help you explore what it is, specifically, that makes you uncomfortable about receiving affection and that makes you feel like sometimes it's “too much”, and what comprises “too much”, and how you can address that in a healthy manner. That's why therapists exist: to help you work through difficult things in your subconscious that you are struggling to identify or address on your own. You're definitely not a lost cause, but this isn't something that can be fixed by Redditors. The causes are different for each person, and you need someone who can help you figure out what's causing it specifically for you. But it's very fixable, I promise!

  10. YTA, your sisters problems and poor life choices aren't your daughters responsibility to solve.

    If I were your daughter I'd go no contact with you as you obviously don't care for her, just the convenience her car gave you.

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