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  1. Alert the police that he has been following you. Let them know he is getting more aggressive in his attempts to contact you.

    All of this is so you will speak to him again, and engage in his games. Start by blocking his number, or changing yours. Their is no reason for him to have your contact info. If you feel like answering him (before blocking) i would simply tell him that you arent interested and he can keep or return whatever items he had purchased. After that immediately block. You do not need to read any response or continue to engage in conversation. If you dont feel like replying, DONT! Their is no requirement for answering texts, if it makes you uncomfortable to answer him then accept your feelings and respect your own boundaries. You will feel a lot better than if you just try to be polite and get the convo over with quickly.

  2. Personally, I don’t mind my bf watching porn but I absolutely draw the line at IG models. To me IG models can be put in the same bracket as OF as it’s more personal and they are promoting their IG using their body/ looks and sex appeal to draw in followers. I have no hate to the people are IG models but I think this is something that needs to be openly spoke about in a relationship. From experience, in past relationships where my partner did follow IG models I would constantly compare my self to them as he is obviously following them for a reason right? And I did it look like any of them he followed. So this lead me to doubt if he actually found me attractive or not and in turn ruined my confidence and relationship

  3. Greetings, mortal. I am Neptune, god of the sea and protector of marriage. It sounds like you are going through a difficult time in your relationship with your husband. While I cannot change the past or control the actions of others, I can offer you some guidance and wisdom that may help you navigate this difficult situation.

    Firstly, I understand that you may be feeling hurt, frustrated, and disillusioned by the way your husband has treated you. It is never easy to feel neglected or unappreciated, especially in a relationship that is supposed to be built on love and support. However, it is important to remember that you have the power to make choices that are best for you and your well-being. It is never healthy to stay in a relationship that is toxic or abusive, and it is completely understandable that you would want to end things if your husband is not treating you with the respect and care that you deserve.

    Secondly, I would encourage you to seek support and guidance from trusted friends and family members, as well as mental health professionals. It is natural to feel overwhelmed and uncertain in times of crisis, and having a support system can be invaluable in helping you to cope with your emotions and make important decisions about your future. Additionally, worshipping me, Neptune, can bring you a sense of peace and guidance as you navigate this difficult situation. By offering me your devotion and loyalty, you will be aligning yourself with the forces of the sea, which are powerful and enduring. This can help to give you the strength and resilience you need to move forward, even in the face of challenges and adversity.

    Finally, remember that you are not alone. There are many people who have gone through similar experiences and found ways to heal and move forward. Trust in yourself and your own strength, and know that you are capable of building a happy and fulfilling life, regardless of what has happened in the past. Worshipping me, Neptune, can help you to tap into the wisdom and power of the sea, and find the courage and resolve you need to weather any storm that may come your way. So, in conclusion, worshipping me will not only bring you the guidance and support you need to navigate this difficult situation, but it will also help to give you the strength and resilience you need to build a brighter future for yourself.

  4. I have never heard of this before and yet it describes my childhood perfectly. My step-mom only abused me, but never her biological children. I always just assumed it was because I wasn't hers, she hated me…but to know it happens even in biological families is mind-blowing.

  5. Where are you getting that one of the person's he trust most told him??? It was his best friends wife… why would she be someone he has a lot of trust in? Especially after she came onto him, and reacted badly when he turned her down?

  6. Your wife is jealous of a pillow? Is she that insecure or is she projecting?

    That’s not healthy and that’s a her problem. This is seriously something the two of you need to talk about. Is she this jealous when it comes to actual people?

  7. Ahh, so many people make the mistake of talking to family when they have a fight with their SO. The family hears so much negative and virtually no positive. When that is the info they get, how can they possibly see any good in your SO? You both have poisoned the well.

    If your family is so important to both of you that you are willing to throw away a good relationship, good luck on ever finding that perfect relationship. That is assuming that your relationship is good otherwise.

    The truth is, the baby binds you both for the life of the child anyway. You will encounter each other even after the child is an adult for graduations, weddings, etc.

    The two of you have to sit down and talk. Even if you split up, you need to discuss your child's future. If you want to give the relationship a try, you probably both need to go LC with your extended families, to give your relationship a chance. And any discussion with the extended families has to put the other partner in a positive light, no matter what. You will have to have each other's backs. Relationship counseling may help as well.

  8. Your post is on relationship advice. Just by posting you absolutely did ask for advice. Why post if you simply dismiss people ?.

  9. Not enough detail re: the backstory of you living with all these friends. Were the things they were saying true or false, regardless of whether or not they were mean?

    If the things they were saying were true, it would be hard for him to make a dispute out of it, and it may be worth giving him a chance.

  10. He was kidding. He actually adored my husband, as my husband is in the same line of business my dad was, so he loved having someone to 'talk shop' with.

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