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I’m assuming you’re a women by your avatar. If a guy you had a crush your really liked thought he was super attractive, nice and whatever other qualities you look for. You flirt when you see each other the vibe is good. You both lock eyes for a few seconds across the room and he smiles, winks and breaks eye contact and goes back to work. You’re gonna find that creepy and sleazy. You might not find it attractive which fair enough some girls do some don’t but I’d be surprised if you suddenly think he’s a sleazy creep.
Tho I don't think it is by her reaction when he asked about a threesome. Saying this could complicate the situation because let's imagine he says yes to it but op don't actually want to.
Not everyone is meant to be a model… It's one of the most competitive jobs. Everyone wants to be the next Hadid. You can send your photos to a small modeling agency (or a few) who might use you for small productions (you don't even necessarily have to be beautiful, sometimes they just need people who can work the camera). BUT please don't expect to be a super runway model. Those jobs are reserved for celebrities kids OR super tall flawless women who are 1/1,000,000. I'm not trying to kill your dreams, but be realistic. Start small and don't invest any money! Most the supermodels you see that are more average looking have rich famous parents l.
Constantly telling you that you are overreacting when you are ill or vulnerable is a sign of gaslighting. I would encourage you to meet other people that you could potentially room with. Is it possible for you to go to school and online in a dorm or house with other students?
does he deny it when people say, how's your girlfriend? when he introduces you, does he say, this is my friend? what label are you looking for? Is this about Facebook official?
Yeah you have a very good point. From the way I understand it, his line is drawn where dating goes to become being a couple
You either trust him not to cheatbor you don't. If you're insecure then you can set boundaries, but you have to tell him exactly what those boundaries are, and how you'll be enforcing them.
I get where OP is coming from. I’ve been “that chick” plenty of times myself.
You’re young, you’re in love. You feel secure with this person. You don’t look at other people. It terrifies you to be out there, on your own, alone and single again. So you tolerate whatever bullshit story they concoct for you, because if you “really loved them”, you’d do this thing for them.
Like the line in BoJack Horseman, “When you look at someone with rose colored glasses, all the red flags just look like flags.”
Just all this fretting over gifts and scorekeeping and “bragging” to his friends. It's just so much.
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I think it's everything in moderation.
My partner and I live! together and I work from home. She works out of the house like 3ish days a week and it's usually on an opposite schedule of my working time, but we are both massive introverts and I'm home 95% of the time.
There is a different feeling of being in a different room versus being alone in the apartment and I think it's a valid request of his to get some time. That said, it's also valid that you don't have to give in to every request. You live there, you pay rent, and you are entitled to your space. It sounds like you've accommodated him a lot and are very considerate about giving him his “all the way alone time.”
If he can't handle being told no, or he has a problem with not having an apartment to himself 50% of the time (or whatever percentage you would assign it), then maybe he isn't equipped to online with other people.
Has he lived with roommates before? If so, has he asked them to leave? Is he being thoughtful about you, as an introvert, getting your alone time (that isn't filled with you working or doing chores)?
Food for thought. I don't have any advice other than to sit down and think about what you feel is reasonable and what you need in this situation. Hopefully, if anything, acknowledge and advocate for your own needs in this situation.
I think it's everything in moderation.
My partner and I live! together and I work from home. She works out of the house like 3ish days a week and it's usually on an opposite schedule of my working time, but we are both massive introverts and I'm home 95% of the time.
There is a different feeling of being in a different room versus being alone in the apartment and I think it's a valid request of his to get some time. That said, it's also valid that you don't have to give in to every request. You on-line there, you pay rent, and you are entitled to your space. It sounds like you've accommodated him a lot and are very considerate about giving him his “all the way alone time.”
If he can't handle being told no, or he has a problem with not having an apartment to himself 50% of the time (or whatever percentage you would assign it), then maybe he isn't equipped to online with other people.
Has he lived with roommates before? If so, has he asked them to leave? Is he being thoughtful about you, as an introvert, getting your alone time (that isn't filled with you working or doing chores)?
Food for thought. I don't have any advice other than to sit down and think about what you feel is reasonable and what you need in this situation. Hopefully, if anything, acknowledge and advocate for your own needs in this situation.
I think it's everything in moderation.
My partner and I online together and I work from home. She works out of the house like 3ish days a week and it's usually on an opposite schedule of my working time, but we are both massive introverts and I'm home 95% of the time.
There is a different feeling of being in a different room versus being alone in the apartment and I think it's a valid request of his to get some time. That said, it's also valid that you don't have to give in to every request. You on-line there, you pay rent, and you are entitled to your space. It sounds like you've accommodated him a lot and are very considerate about giving him his “all the way alone time.”
If he can't handle being told no, or he has a problem with not having an apartment to himself 50% of the time (or whatever percentage you would assign it), then maybe he isn't equipped to live with other people.
Has he lived with roommates before? If so, has he asked them to leave? Is he being thoughtful about you, as an introvert, getting your alone time (that isn't filled with you working or doing chores)?
Food for thought. I don't have any advice other than to sit down and think about what you feel is reasonable and what you need in this situation. Hopefully, if anything, acknowledge and advocate for your own needs in this situation.
Yes! This is possible!
Based on your responses I think your bf is using you as a replacement of his ex. He's not looking for a new experience and a chance for new love… you are literally a replacement. I personally wouldn't be comfortable with dating him and just dump him and move on.
You set your goals and let her set hers. As a matter of fact you both don’t even need to go to the same gym if that helps. If she really is your best friend and an amazing partner who now has decided that she is placing a boundary on talking about her weight or her physical abilities due to how it is affecting her mental health, is it important enough for you to respect it ?
You are judging her and condemning her – just so far you’ve been wise to not verbally do it to her face. Though it’s questionable whether it’s coming across in non verbal ways.
Because she felt close to you and wanted more information on you, possibly just to know it because she had feelings or maybe to look you up live and see if there were any redflags out there. Both are perfectly reasonable.
Yep, wasting the cost of a wedding is still cheaper than divorce.
He didn’t do that. He told her they would be getting a divorce. He made her separate her finances. He stayed for the kids. He sacrificed his happiness for the kids.
Well. For me it was a year in either direction. Beyond that maturity was too different.
No, you are not. But he definitely is. It's unreasonable to demand living with them when you can live! right next to them. I have a feeling there's something more to this and everything he says is an excuse. It's not any different when you would be in a bigger house. I don't know why but that's how I see it. For me personally it would be a hill to die on, I also need my place I can feel comfortable in and do whatever I want.
Do you on-line together?
Sweetheart, I am genuinely concerned by your replies here! I am so worried that you are not safe with this poor excuse for a human! I’m sorry that I don’t have any useful advice for you, except that you deserve SO MUCH BETTER!!!!!!
Most people lack the understanding about themselves and/or don’t have the courage to be fully transparent in a coherent, decisive, and articulate manner while practicing the art of stoicism. Which is why they resort to being childish in the idea that people easily understand their own shortcomings and flaws, they have the exact same problem as the person they’re trying to say they have a problem with. Mostly this is due to people not working to understand themselves, recognizing and admitting their own weaknesses, and not forcing themselves into a mentality of recognizing their failures to learn and grow. Honesty with eloquence is a very nude skill to learn especially when you’re describing feelings, and more people need to try to learn it and understand that even though it sounds harsh or preachy that it solves the most problems in comparison to their current forms of communication that beat around the bush.
My brother forgot to pick me up from work one night (both in our early 20's). I walked 15 miles back to our shared house after waiting a bit. I figured I'd start walking towards home and he would appear on the road any minute. He was asleep when I got home. I was steaming mad the second half of the walk home, but by the time I got home I was so tired that I just crashed in my bed. I woke up in the late morning and called my brother some insult. He shrugged it off, and that was that.
No cell phones back then.
He's still my brother.
Cook your man a nice special dinner as an apology. I personally don't think you bear the majority of the blame.