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I wouldn't ask her to do something like that in the first place and even if I did I would expect her to say no ?
Turn this 90% chance of breakup to 100% and block him as well. No point in playing detective mode “why was he lying? ?”. You shouldn't care. Let it go.
I didn’t request your nasty attitude and I wouldn’t work for someone that replies to advice requests like that either. You made an assumption that I was a lazy worker also, which is wrong lol. I didn’t ask if I was being a “big baby” and feel I asked respectfully. I totally understand that it could be me overreacting, and I made that clear. I also stated I had no intentions of doing anything about it other than potentially working on the relationship. You’ve got a nasty attitude, and I’m being a baby. It’s all good.
I’m so happy to hear you have Benji back and how supportive your family is being. Best wishes for your next chapter in life!
I literally said he should so anything to find out if the kid is his in my comment.. and if he is care for it.
Where did I say he should become responsible for this kid otherwise??
HE (OPs boyfriend) is the one operating off the assumption that the kid is his, yet now wanting to care for it. That’s literally stated in the OP.
So again, which part?
I think you need to tell her honestly what you think about him and their relationship, because it seems to me like you're keeping most of this stuff to yourself.
I think the most important thing for her right now is to realize she's in a toxic/abusive relationship. You can help her by pointing out his behavior, but she will need time to accept it. Then more time to even consider leaving. It might take years, people work with therapists and are unable to leave.
Tell her you know she has a problem and that you'll help her get out of this wedding/relationship altogether, but she needs to want it herself. And until then, you're very sorry, but you can no longer handle hearing about him hurting her. Keep yourself in her life, just each time she tries to vent, remind her you can't handle it and end the conversation. Bringing up the previous trauma as the reason why might be a good idea.
Did the no-pet policy always exist, and you were breaking it all that time? If yes and you finally got caught, why would you blame skin color on it?
I would say go for it. It seems like despite your age you are at similar stages in life . The only thing you may differ on is kids. He may want to have kids sooner than you so I would definitely see what his timeline is for that and make sure you agree with that
I just read the update on Unditt, he was feeling ashamed at losing his job.
Remember this could also be someone interested in your wife – hoping you will brake up so he can try to get into a relationship with her.
Definitely – she’s the one being disrespectful
Thank you guys for taking the time out of your day. Everyone has made valid points.. as we speak I went to sleep late last night and he just texted me questioning why I went to bed late… another thing to add to the list! Thanks everyone ?
Is this friend into you? Great way to get rid of the competition….cause discord.
yep 100% support this one. It is a little sad we have to make dating a buisness practice but the courts made it that way so we have to play their game.
sounds like you didn't get the reason for not bringing her.
it could be that this friend of 15 years needs to not be a friend of 16 years, even if he's just doing what his gf said (assuming it's him or her who has a problem with your gf attending activities)
If she wasn’t invited that’s one thing but not telling them until the night before was incredibly shitty. You don’t invite someone and then take it back at the last minute.
Bud you are so fucked. She is going to destroy your very soul
If that’s a boundary that he’s enforcing, then ultimately you have to respect that. He is right that privacy has value, and being his partner doesn’t give you rights to his personal and private belongings.
However, I can also understand wanting that kind of openness from your partner. A lot of people in relationships have no issue with their partners using their phones. In my relationship for instance, my boyfriend is allowed to use my phone to look things up, order food, use social media, and text people, because I have no issue with him using my phone like that. However I rarely use my boyfriend’s phone because he just doesn’t like that much openness of his end. It doesn’t mean he’s hiding things, it just means that he wants his privacy, and that’s allowed.
If this is a matter of trust however, and you feel distrusting of his privacy with his phone, then that’s an issue that needs to be addressed. You specified that you don’t believe he’s cheating/cheated, so if for some reason you still feel distrust or discomfort surrounding his privacy, then that’s definitely something you should dive deeper into to find out what is really making you feel that way about him desiring privacy.