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It sounds like your boyfriend's eating habits and weight are majorly affecting his health and how he views himself, which makes it a sensitive topic. It’s kind to want to help him out while also not making him feel worse about himself – this is definitely a tricky situation.
I recommend being genuine when reaching out with concern but in a way that isn't critical or judgmental. Let him know you care by sharing specific ways you’ve seen them make healthier decisions – like the tips on losing 30 lbs you mentioned – but be sure to frame it as an effort to support rather than criticize. Offer non-judgmental resources, such as books on nutrition (or even myfitnesspal) that could lend more insight into balance diets and finding sustainable strategies for healthy living, without blame. Encourage self-care practices during meals, advocate for balanced portions of nutrients, provide quality time/attention during all interactions regarding food if possible (so tone shifts towards gentle influence and support). Deny any offers from their parents of unhealthy foods or bullying speech about their body image; focus instead on truly recognizing their identity construct with complete understanding of each decision they individually make related facets around wellness.
Everything! My husband would never say he didnt respect me, or that i dont respect myself, or take something sensitove i said and use it against me. Or make me feel disgusting. This man does NOT love hou. You are being treated so poorly. You have low self esteem if hou think this is even remotely acceptable.
I used to be like this man, used to get annoyed when they’d ask me to do stuff with them when i work alot but i grown out of that phase and realized that all they wanna do is spend time with you, so i definitely changed for the better & i want to spend time with my lady whenever she wants to even if i work, because at the end of the day, they just wanna be with you
Sami's marriage isn't open, OP. An ethical open marriage takes place when both parties enthusiastically want it. This is a toxic, failed marriage in which the husband is cheating and admitted he will not stop cheating, ever, and the woman is so emotionally manipulated and entangled, she feels she “owes” him to try (spoilt: she does not owe him shit and would be perfectly in her right to leave him in the middle of the medical crisis). And the wife simply accepts the cheating and pretends it's something they agreed on, because she needs copious amounts of therapy. THIS is what's happening.
Your husband sounds unempathetic, willfully blind to the actual situation and like he's controlling and jumping on an opportunity to isolate you. Do not let him isolate you, OP.
Repeat after me, until you feel more self-confident: “What other people think of me, is none of my business.”
Who cares if Eva and Claudia are giving you the side-eye, and trying to find something about you to criticize? They're just holding a stupid grudge because Nate has found happiness with someone else. They haven't even bothered to get to know you as a person, to them you're still just “Nate's new GF” even though you've been dating for over a year. So why should you care about either of them, or what they may be thinking? It's not relevant to the occasion, and it's not even personal. They hate you for what you represent, not for who you actually are.
Furthermore, your guy stood up for you and insisted that you be invited. Nate WANTS you there by his side for his friend's milestone life event, and his opinion really does matter to you. So go, and expect to have a good time!
Put on an outfit that makes you feel gorgeous and confident, paste a brilliant smile on your face, and resolve to quietly demonstrate to everyone attending the party exactly why Nate chose you over Claudia. It's a party for Lee and Eva, so of course you'll go over with Nate to greet the happy couple politely and congratulate them on their engagement. But otherwise you don't have to interact with Eva and Claudia at all. Surely you've met some of Nate's other friends and their SOs by now, so socialize freely with them and have a good time.
It's unlikely to happen unless she's truly a drama llama, but if Claudia starts flirting with Nate or comes over to say something catty to you, people will be impressed if they see that you can take the high road. Just smile back, take Nate's hand, and say “Let's just all enjoy our friends' happiness for their upcoming marriage, that's why we're here” and walk away from her.
But I think you're building this up in your head into a much worse scenario than it actually will be. This isn't a soap opera, it's real life – and most adults have enough self-control to behave themselves in a group social setting, even when they are still suffering from hurt pride like Claudia or still angry that their friend got dumped like Eva.
Alternatively, you could just… “see” her until she’s at least 20. It’a technically not dating.
My actual advice is to let her know that she’s too young for you to consider a relationship at this point. You’re going to upset her no matter what, at least be honest.
If he had the ability to be as silly as me, maybe! But he doesn't even seem to get 'joking around'… I know this was a sarcastic question, but man I wish we could do fun silly stuff like that. He'd just find it awkward.
I do find it exhausting. I'm just numb to the things he says because there doesn't seem to be any rational thought behind it.
It sounds like your boyfriend's eating habits and weight are majorly affecting his health and how he views himself, which makes it a sensitive topic. It’s kind to want to help him out while also not making him feel worse about himself – this is definitely a tricky situation.
I recommend being genuine when reaching out with concern but in a way that isn't critical or judgmental. Let him know you care by sharing specific ways you’ve seen them make healthier decisions – like the tips on losing 30 lbs you mentioned – but be sure to frame it as an effort to support rather than criticize. Offer non-judgmental resources, such as books on nutrition (or even myfitnesspal) that could lend more insight into balance diets and finding sustainable strategies for healthy living, without blame. Encourage self-care practices during meals, advocate for balanced portions of nutrients, provide quality time/attention during all interactions regarding food if possible (so tone shifts towards gentle influence and support). Deny any offers from their parents of unhealthy foods or bullying speech about their body image; focus instead on truly recognizing their identity construct with complete understanding of each decision they individually make related facets around wellness.
Everything! My husband would never say he didnt respect me, or that i dont respect myself, or take something sensitove i said and use it against me. Or make me feel disgusting. This man does NOT love hou. You are being treated so poorly. You have low self esteem if hou think this is even remotely acceptable.
And how do you think it will go when she finds out and that you kept it from her all that time?
Won’t that be even worse?
Keeping this a secret form her will ultimately do more damage than not doing so
I used to be like this man, used to get annoyed when they’d ask me to do stuff with them when i work alot but i grown out of that phase and realized that all they wanna do is spend time with you, so i definitely changed for the better & i want to spend time with my lady whenever she wants to even if i work, because at the end of the day, they just wanna be with you
Sami's marriage isn't open, OP. An ethical open marriage takes place when both parties enthusiastically want it. This is a toxic, failed marriage in which the husband is cheating and admitted he will not stop cheating, ever, and the woman is so emotionally manipulated and entangled, she feels she “owes” him to try (spoilt: she does not owe him shit and would be perfectly in her right to leave him in the middle of the medical crisis). And the wife simply accepts the cheating and pretends it's something they agreed on, because she needs copious amounts of therapy. THIS is what's happening.
Your husband sounds unempathetic, willfully blind to the actual situation and like he's controlling and jumping on an opportunity to isolate you. Do not let him isolate you, OP.
Repeat after me, until you feel more self-confident: “What other people think of me, is none of my business.”
Who cares if Eva and Claudia are giving you the side-eye, and trying to find something about you to criticize? They're just holding a stupid grudge because Nate has found happiness with someone else. They haven't even bothered to get to know you as a person, to them you're still just “Nate's new GF” even though you've been dating for over a year. So why should you care about either of them, or what they may be thinking? It's not relevant to the occasion, and it's not even personal. They hate you for what you represent, not for who you actually are.
Furthermore, your guy stood up for you and insisted that you be invited. Nate WANTS you there by his side for his friend's milestone life event, and his opinion really does matter to you. So go, and expect to have a good time!
Put on an outfit that makes you feel gorgeous and confident, paste a brilliant smile on your face, and resolve to quietly demonstrate to everyone attending the party exactly why Nate chose you over Claudia. It's a party for Lee and Eva, so of course you'll go over with Nate to greet the happy couple politely and congratulate them on their engagement. But otherwise you don't have to interact with Eva and Claudia at all. Surely you've met some of Nate's other friends and their SOs by now, so socialize freely with them and have a good time.
It's unlikely to happen unless she's truly a drama llama, but if Claudia starts flirting with Nate or comes over to say something catty to you, people will be impressed if they see that you can take the high road. Just smile back, take Nate's hand, and say “Let's just all enjoy our friends' happiness for their upcoming marriage, that's why we're here” and walk away from her.
But I think you're building this up in your head into a much worse scenario than it actually will be. This isn't a soap opera, it's real life – and most adults have enough self-control to behave themselves in a group social setting, even when they are still suffering from hurt pride like Claudia or still angry that their friend got dumped like Eva.
OP your post literally says you had an argument over calling her unstable. Own your issues!
Did she actually end things?
maybe regret, but I think it is 100% feeling that he has the upper hand.
Send him an invoice for your services
Alternatively, you could just… “see” her until she’s at least 20. It’a technically not dating.
My actual advice is to let her know that she’s too young for you to consider a relationship at this point. You’re going to upset her no matter what, at least be honest.
If he had the ability to be as silly as me, maybe! But he doesn't even seem to get 'joking around'… I know this was a sarcastic question, but man I wish we could do fun silly stuff like that. He'd just find it awkward.
I do find it exhausting. I'm just numb to the things he says because there doesn't seem to be any rational thought behind it.