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The only reason i say willingly is thats what a witness said, they left together to the room willingly, if she was in a state of being pushed out id assume someone would have went to check the situation. Again shes not to blame for the assault but from whats being said she was willing to go with this guy to the room.
I’m 26 and I have nothing in common with a 18 year old. Honestly I wouldn’t date lower then 23 and even that feels young to me haha OP older guys that go for younger women are generally quite immature themselves and you should stay away.
I agree with him. Completely unnecessary and waste of money.
Do you still wish he would’ve talked to you a bit more before the proposal?
Yes absolutely abusive
I don’t think it’s a dealbreaker. It’s good that the behavior has seemingly stopped. Seems like he was looking for some quick ways to feel acknowledged and validated, and now he’s likely getting that (in a much more positive way!) from you.
It could stem from issues deeper than “horny,” so addressing it gently without shaming would be your best bet for a productive conversation.
Assuming the comments were just desperate and cringey, it’s likely not worth getting into the details with him, but if there were specific things mentioned that made you uncomfortable (like, things you wouldn’t allow in your bedroom/things you had no idea were on his radar), it’s important to address them now before they become pachyderms.
We all have done some regrettable things in our pasts or under the guise of anonymity; the true test of character is what follows.
Long Distance and not being able to see each other creates a lot of dating problems. If its a temporary situation and in 4 months you would live! near each other permanently, you might be able to progress around it. Otherwise “out of sight, out of mind” and that's not good for dating.
Are you in therapy? Something that sticks out, that I’ve personally experienced, is a helpless feeling that stemmed largely from somewhat similar experiences growing up. My mom was 15 when she had my brother, and me almost 10 years later. She had 3 siblings close to her age that were always around and in a way, it felt like my brother was more of her sibling too. I wasn’t parented by them (my grandma did most of that) but constantly felt either ignored or as though I needed to protect myself from being ganged up on all the time. It took a long time, and years of going almost no contact, for me to finally be able to believe and say “I exist, I’m important” and “I don’t like how you’ve treating me, what is with you guys?” Realize that how they treat you says way way way more about them than it does about you. Have you ever talked to your family/parents about the age gap?
She's not you friend. He laughs? Hm…
Next time he asks for sex, sorry I don't have sex with smelly, dirty men. Learn to shower.
It sounds like it’s time to move on. Based on how you’ve described her and her responses, I’m willing to bet she already has one foot out the door, but either doesn’t know how to or doesn’t want to make the first move. For example, she claims to have forgotten to include your name on the card – that’s not something a partner forgets to do.