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Date: October 2, 2022
Dang, you are in a bit of a hurry.
He literally just needs to get another roommate to replace his BFF. That’s the obvious solution. With you keeping your place, you’re literally just going to be paying half his rent for him to bail him out. It’s a horrible choice.
Yeah I know but it still ruins your own body produced ph-score. I didn’t say he shouldn’t wash, he definitely should, but it doesn’t have to be a shower
I don't know why you're downvoted. It is a bad argument, because like you said, it assumes everyone agrees with you in the first place. It's less of an argument, and more of a quip to feel superior.
Do not give her anything till you get a paternity test and even then do not give her anything until you have been given a court mandate. It might not be yours and she could be pushing this on you. More then that do not try and “get back together”, two well developed homes is better then 1 broken one.
If you care at all about that relationship you should call her out. No matter what she thinks it's not how you talk to anyone.
“The loss of his daughter”?!?! Holy shit, you are EVIL!
is it possible he met someone else there? turning off snap maps is very sus.
I called her on Instagram asking for permission. I introduced myself and apologized for my mistake. She didn't say much. She didn't guess it was me. I explained a little why I was acting this way and ended the phone call.
She ain't it, you weren't invited for a reason her ex may be tryna sneak back in. And she couldn't care less
Not at all. You’ve matured but still think about her and what could have been. She has grown and matured too. Perhaps if you two do reconnect there could be a long lasting and healthy relationship now that you two have both grown into adults. Anyone telling you it’s beneath you or you would lose dignity to try to reconnect with a long lost relationship from your youth needs to fuck off. It’s your choice. And frankly if it was a bad choice you would be feeling the bad vibes. But this on paper at least sounds wholesome and like I stayed you have nothing to lose and everything to gain so why not.
It's just unhealthy to have a relationship like this. To not be able to watch a movie without her getting upset is just ridiculous. I remember my husband once told me after having a little too much alcohol that he found Margo Robbie attractive, I just told him 'No shit Sherlock, she's stunnning, I'd be more concerned if you didnt”. She needs help with this, it's not ok.
Just leave. You deserve so much better than that, you’re 40 years old. You don’t need to deal with highschool mind games like that. I am really sorry that you’re going through this, I know it hasn’t been very long but it’s absolutely bogus.
You mention “some moments”, no shot bf has witnessed some looks/ touches?
You clearly have not read all the OP's comments. He actually prefers the affair partner because she's young, pretty, photogenic and gave him money for college. She bought him off with compliments and money. If I were his mother it would make me sick to my stomach to see my son so infatuated with the woman who imploded their family. It's like he has zero loyalty and gobbled up every carrot the woman ever offered him.
If I wasn't seld aware don't you think I wpuld instead be asking why a woman who I thought (I actually know) was flirtatious with me would then reject me, then your comment would habe merit
Stop wasting your time on insecure, cheating, hoes. She deserves every comment and a swift kick out the door.
They imploded their relationships with you the moment they decided to act on the attraction. Many people in long term relationships experience attraction outside of that relationship. But people who value their relationships do not seek to act on those attractions. In fact, they do the opposite and will limit contact with those they are attracted to so as to guard their relationship.
Your husband and best friend acted in a way to devalue your marriage and friendship. They did not honor or guard the relationship with you. The words spoken could not be unsaid once the question was asked, “can we betray our bonds with you to scratch our sexual itch?” They told you how well they value you. Your reaction was natural and appropriate. Everything after is the consequences of their own actions.
Ewwwwwwww is all I can say
Wtf. They need to teach this shit in schools.
so you are basically thinking that she is hiding much more than just this from me about the whole situation? Why did she in first hand come clean about it then? She told me she was feeling extremely guilty and had to let go of this.
Exactly OP clearly has unresolved issues and is projecting. Here's a tip try to not make assumptions and take things at face value. Also your hurt feelings are valid bc you two have been friends for a long time. But maybe the friendship is not continuing into the future. That happens sometimes. You also don't want to force someone into making you their bridesmaid so try to let it go. For whatever reason she didn't pick you and that's it.
I'd inquire who he's planning to send it to, because if he does he better start packing up to go to his side pieces house.
And I’m not saying it does matter if they aren’t born? Idk where you came up with that. It doesn’t come down to loving the child more or less. It’s for people who plan for children and get ready for it, it shouldn’t be an “oopsie guess I’ll do this” thing. And considering the situation with her bf this is definitely an “oopsie” situation
Do your thing, hoss, and seek a genuine and open you. Just FYI, though, the “hustle” game is a cheap winner paint job on a loser-mobile.
Title alone: yes omg do whatever you want jesus
No burnt_crawfish u don’t understand. He appreciates her devotion to him. It jus when he looks at her ugliness n chub chub things get tricky.
An addict usually regresses in their behaviour during their addiction. Everything starts revolving around them getting their next fix. In my experience an addict usually needs to hit rock bottom (often multiple times) before they start to want to quit the addiction and better themselves. People who are addicted need the love and support from the people around them but they also need very firm boundaries. Since this was his second time stealing, i would kick him out and tell him the only chance he has of getting back with you (if that is what you want) is if he goes to rehab and starts working on himself. If he needs you to support him to do that you will, but only so long as he does the work and as it is within the scope of support that you are able to provide. I would not take him back until he starts cleaning up the mess he’s made of his life (and yours).