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This one if definitely past the line. No question.
I’m referring to people getting together with age gaps in their twenties.
38 & 18 is gross.
I know people will tell me I need to block her and get on with my life, but I don’t know how
Your phone has this really nifty feature that allows you to block individual phone numbers. Social media sites all have a block button too.
I think its ok to have thoughts. You're doing the right thing by talking to your wife and your therapist about it. Maybe its bc your subconscious knows your life is about to change and maybe this is your subconscious' way of coping? Im no therapist, just throwing options out there.
Not all boys watch porn, but many women do.
Thank you. I was worried I was being a bit sensitive. As the older guy I've always sorts expected he'd be more mature and well rounded, so when this stuff comes up I tend to ignore a lot of my worries. Thank you for the advice and your understanding
My advice is to get out of this situation. The red flags are insane. I know you won’t take it, and everyone had to learn on their own, but this man could have kids your age. There is a reason someone who is that old is dating two years short of childhood.
And that the new guy is so awesome he leaves op feeling completely emasculated
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You seem to have zero manners in terms of how to speak to your partner. You should not EVER degrade their looks. You made a cruel remark to him, and he gave it right back to you.
You're not mature enough to be with anyone. Your boyfriend isn't either. Break up and stop being so toxic.
How long has it been?
Your post makes it seem like days..
You're very early into a break up and your brain will be all over the place trying to work it all out. It hits you in your dreams if you don't think about it in the daytime.
You're SO young… This likely won't be the first time you go through this. So, how you deal with it now will affect every subsequent breakup you go through.
My recommendation is to maximise everything you can do to improve yourself.
Meditation, exercises, diet, good friends, hobbies..
Whatever it takes, get into good habits. Look after yourself.
Don't make the same mistakes I did…to drink alcohol on your feelings and to try to escape processing it all.
I'm sorry to say there is no escape, you have to go through it all to get to the other side. The only way out is through.
I wish I was 18 and going through my first proper breakup again. But I'm 40 and broke up with someone 6 months ago. I'm better at dealing with it than it ever was, it still hurts but it's a hell of a lot easier than it ever has been.
The only thing you have on your side is time, let it play out! You're not the first person to ever go through a breakup and you won't be the last.
Treat it as a learning experience. You guys weren't suited, you broke up. So look at deciding what you do want from a person and don't let down your standards dip.
Think of it this way – you are hurting both of you more than is necessary, and preventing yourselves from finding true love and happiness.
Late 20’s lesbian here, I have established roots in my local queer community, but that wasn’t something I had until my early 20’s. I promise as you get to spend more time in queer spaces and grow up into it a bit you’ll be in the know and have a much easier time navigating these situations.
If you or your partners are intoxicated while you’re having sex, everyone should be in the know. Their use is their business, but when you’re involved in it you should be informed. It’s best for everyone’s safety, and is important for consent.
If you’re ever unsure if a situation is okay, ask yourself if things are safe, people are of sound enough mind, and everything is consensual. If you can’t answer yes to those 3 things, something is not right.
I don’t think you’re over reacting, this is a good thing to sit down with them about and let them know that you expect to be looped in when they’re taking drugs, and that you may not want to participate if they do (or, maybe you watch and offer support/ light participation if they want to continue). Consent needs to be freely given, and freely withdrawn.
By the way, r/polyamory would be a great place to post this for advice from fellow non monogamous and polyam people. Hope to see you there!