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Yeah lying about it definitely makes it worse.
Do you feel like you guys have a good relationship outside of this problem?
I think this is a very sweet answer, even if it is not quite what you're hoping for. You need say “I know that you love me for how much I love and care about you, but what specifically makes me the one for you? ” or “What is your favorite thing about me?” That seems to be the answer you want.
According to my therapist, regardless of what they are, my feelings and my experiences are very valid. How I choose to express them and react is what matters. My whole point is just trying to figure out if this is something I should bring up or let go. What i’ve gathered from what you said is that I need to learn to communicate my feelings and my needs. (excluding the age gap concerns) Thanks. That’s all you needed to say.
Alright. I think that there is no harm in showing it, as long as she's not generally controlling. You being open and willing to prove your trustworthiness could (and perhaps should) be incorporated into a wider plan for you two to work through her trust issues together and ensure relationship functionality 🙂
I don't necessarily disagree with you. But is the alternative that he never sees his friends? Cause I don't think that's a long term solution either. What do his twin brother and his wife think of the situation? She's your friend right, maybe she has good insight?
He's only marrying you because he can't marry her. She's his number one, always will be. Don't do this to yourself and call it off.
You are setting yourself for failure if you stay with this guy.
I'm sorry
What’s a little pink book and why should you be grateful that she was going to include you in it? Makes no sense
I think you're framing this very oddly. Let's have a different example.
It's show-and-tell. The class breaks up for recess and brings their Cool Thing to you and asks you to check it out. They hand it to you. You take it. In this case, it would be kind of rude NOT to touch it.
This is basically the same situation at a different maturity level. Now you're with a 14-year-old instead of a 5-year-old. The gold chain is a Cool Thing and they know it, but it would be socially awkward for them to be openly excited about it and shove it into your hands. But they can still show it off to you and get you to check it out. This is normal bragging. So instead of demanding that you take it and look it over, the kid asks you if you want to touch it. She actually likes the chain, so she checks it out with genuine interest.
This is socializing with the students and treating them like people.
Tell her to get with a therapist