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This is the only sane, adult answer here. Reddit is filled with kids who think that being in a relationship means you need to be able to support people through anything and everything. Otherwise, you're a prick.
Even with the edit and comment from OP, we just don't know. I had a bulimic best friend in my 20s, and it was a roller coaster for a 20 something me to deal with. I was in no way equipped to deal with the seriousness of the illness. Progress isn't linear, and we are going off the assumption OP just started therapy, had a few months of progress in a straight upwards fasion, and then just recovered. The reality likely is that OP lied (normal), fell back into bad habits (normal), and still struggled with body issues (also normal). On top of that, his ex is too young and inexperienced to fully grasp the seriousness.
You can love someone really fucking hot and want them to be better. It doesn't mean you can weather any storm. Not even when people are seemingly getting better, because you know they can fall back into the disease again.
OP can set boundaries but he needs to be really open minded and aware of how his illness affects others, and understanding as to the fact that they will react in ways that might not always be in 100% support of him, 100% of the time. All his romantic relationships going forward will likely need the additional support of a therapist at some point. There is no shame in it. Life most certainly isn't black and white enough to call shame upon people who can't deal with serious (mental) illness in their loved ones.
This is the only sane, adult answer here. Reddit is filled with kids who think that being in a relationship means you need to be able to support people through anything and everything. Otherwise, you're a prick.
Even with the edit and comment from OP, we just don't know. I had a bulimic best friend in my 20s, and it was a roller coaster for a 20 something me to deal with. I was in no way equipped to deal with the seriousness of the illness. Progress isn't linear, and we are going off the assumption OP just started therapy, had a few months of progress in a straight upwards fasion, and then just recovered. The reality likely is that OP lied (normal), fell back into bad habits (normal), and still struggled with body issues (also normal). On top of that, his ex is too young and inexperienced to fully grasp the seriousness.
You can love someone really fucking hot and want them to be better. It doesn't mean you can weather any storm. Not even when people are seemingly getting better, because you know they can fall back into the disease again.
OP can set boundaries but he needs to be really open minded and aware of how his illness affects others, and understanding as to the fact that they will react in ways that might not always be in 100% support of him, 100% of the time. All his romantic relationships going forward will likely need the additional support of a therapist at some point. There is no shame in it. Life most certainly isn't black and white enough to call shame upon people who can't deal with serious (mental) illness in their loved ones.