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The general conensus here seems to be to just talk to your girlfriend, but you refuse to, why? Being completely unwilling to see if she’s the gold digger you’ve set her up to be, or a loving woman who might be assuming gifts are part of how you show love, is absurd. Should you bare every detail of your trauma? No, you don’t need to. But why are you so adamant to let your relationship rot over this? Why can’t you be vulnerable and honest?
What’s the point of even asking for advice if you just want people to tell you what you want to hear? “She’s a gold digging bitch, dump her!” She might well not be, but not telling her anything relevant isn’t going to solve anything.
Your gf can see it for herself. You don’t need to tell her anything. So don’t
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“Inappropriate” is such a bullshit word. Inappropriate like the neighbors will talk or something? The child certainly has no notion about age-gap relationships, and it's not even that large an age gap (7 years).
What I will agree with is that a child of divorce should not see either parent cycling through a revolving door of sex partners, staying with none for long. Let's say you and bf last another 10 months before you break up. Then the child has started to bond with you and like you, only to have you ripped from their life, another psychic injury.
Does this guy still have access to teens? Does he still go for young or young looking women?
Cry about porn lmao. How insecure
That's a good question and it can be nude to tell sometimes. It really depends on context, I think.
The reason why this situation reads to me like she's only remorseful that she got caught is because she didn't come clean that she cheated on you with her co-worker, you had to find that out yourself by going through her private texts. She was cool to just let that betrayal remain a secret, and only started to show guilt after you revealed that you found out. A person who is truly remorseful about doing wrong by someone would 1) have the integrity to own up to their betrayal, and 2) absolutely wouldn't have cheated a second time to begin with.
Honestly? Stop overthinking it. He needs to know if this lasts, your relationship WILL change. That's a part of the pros/cons of being with this woman.
Just say it.
She's not my cup of tea. However, she's your gf so I'm at a loss how we continue to have the same relationship since you are likely spending a lot of time with her. I wouldn't enjoy our time together with her there. That said, your relationship isn't my choice and I don't want to interfere with it.
I honestly would just prefer to avoid her for now given our different values (discuss privacy). I might hang out with you both more occasionally, but I absolutely do not want to be filmed. After she posted me online, I don't trust her to respect my boundaries because she hasn't. Given that, I'm avoiding her, not you.
Then just have a conversation about setting a night every week/every other week aside to hang. Maybe when his gf is filming and your brother isn't involved. Ask your bro if he would be okay with you guys having bro-nights.
This guy doesn't have the drive, and is very unlikely to ever have it again. It's how he is, and very unlikely to change. Decide now whether you can accept him as is.
I can’t stop laughing at this. Well done.
Why are you involving her parents in your relationship? I find it super odd you forced her to tell her parents.
Name calling is a dealbreaker.