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Date: October 7, 2022
Ill say just don’t move in since you are not okay with it paying 50/50. Just stay with your parents or find yourself a roommate. Personally I wouldn’t move in with someone I’m dating/ in relationships with because I’m looking to get married to and moving in with your partner can delay the proposal in my opinion because it’s like “why buy the cow when you can get the milk for free” why marry someone that is already doing things a married couple would do together but if marriage is not your goal then disregard that but still don’t move in.
I think you need to ditch him and get some therapy. You deserve better.
He has feelings for you. If he never saw her in that light, there would be no confusion. He would have felt sorry for her but nothing more.
Move on. Cut ties, this is not your person right now. You dont want this guy if he has feelings for someone else. He has known her for longer than you and the curiosity of how things would work between them is bigger than the curiosity of how things would work between you.
Save yourself from even more heartache and walk away now. Leave cordially, no need for bad feeling, but leave knowing that you are looking for someones undivided attention. Leave completely.
This. Oh and he needs to get a damn job.
The baby is in a bassinet in the bedroom, per OP. That's recommended for safe sleep.
she said she realized that she just wanted to be single for abit
Yeah, this one's unfortunately a gonner. Better luck next time.
No, I know one thing about you and that's that you're misogynistic, that's a character flaw that's hard to come back from. So that's really all I need to know.
And used it on dozens of partners. Dude is the king of (good) humblebrag advice.
When he escalated the violence she will be glad that she has a previously filed report.
So you’re mad that a man who was paying you for sex is not on board with all of your social justice crusades? You can’t be serious with this. You’re going to have a very hard time if you start a fight with everyone who doesn’t see your point of view on things. If you want your partner to agree with all of your political and social points of view, why don’t you try dating someone who is in your age group and already into activism? I’ll tell you why, because those kind of men can’t afford to fund your lifestyle. You went looking for a man to provide for you (what a strong independent woman) and now you’re surprised that he might view women as objects. The nude truth here is that you directly contributed to his view that women can be bought and that relationships are transactional. You don’t get to change the dynamic just because he cut back his spending and you caught feelings.
Yea idk what's causing OP's dating issues, but just living in an area (like many) with forever increasing rents and people being priced out of homeownership, I know plenty of folks that would view a house flipper as being a parasitic career to have. Nothing to do with being insecure about their partner making more money than them or thinking the house flipper is a terrible person (although probably a lot of eyerolling if someone said making a living off flipping houses wasn't capitalistic). But just more of, “oh, congrats on your success” and then losing any romantic interest.
I have a high sex drive if I'm comfortable with my partner, and he made me really uncomfortable. I wanted sex I just wanted to be respected first. The libido-differences is not the issue
We both have looked through each other's phones right infront of each other we don't snoop in private if I really wanted to I would have done it right infront of her.
Boom, roasted
Honestly, I think as a first conversation they've had together in 10 years, it should just be the parents and the sons in a neutral place. Having you there might put the ex on the defensive and that's not productive. You can be at subsequent meetings. If they insist on you being there then be prepared to excuse yourself if you think it's necessary.
The fact that she likes that doesn’t bother me. The fact that she was acting like a hobbyist about it on the first date is kinda weird.
I think you need couples therapy. Her saying that you don't care about her when you push back about the budget is not healthy communication and I'm betting this pattern is going to continue throughout your lives together if you don't nip it in the bud. If you don't want to have and lose the same fight every time you buy a car or a house or choose a school for your children or go on vacation or a million other things, you need to learn how to communicate better as a couple and make sure you actually have similar values.
Lots of couples divorce over financial issues.
Not only that, but it’s not his first time r-ping someone either with what happened here.
A guy knows better than to have sex with a woman whose that inebriated because it’s not consent.
A r-pist will not care if she’s sober, drunk, or inebriated. He just cares about using the body to violate, have power over, and get their jollies. They do not care how many times they do it or to how many others they do it too.
Hence why, also, bigger question, cause it’s obvious at this point, how many times had this man r-per her sister, let alone Op when black out drunk?
Fkn doormat
Not overreacting. Thats ridiculous and disrespectful to you
Surely you have friends that would be willing to show up for you? If you don't, do you have any classmates you are close to that would be willing to adopt you for the day?
Attend your graduation. You deserve to be celebrated.
You are completely blowing this out of proportion sbndjfjf
It’s probably Post event guilt on his part. What I remember from practicing the catholic faith was constant shaming for even the tiniest mistakes / “sins”.
You can take a break from him and tell him why & that you deserve better treatment.
Break up with him. He's a cheater. You can't do anything to fix that.
You do NOT need a way to talk to him about this. You simply need to take your stuff back.
Putting aside basically all of the specifics here.
Your girlfriend sounds like a controlling asshole. Casually using the threat to leave as a weapon signals clearly that she doesn't value you or the relationship at all. Next time she says she'll break up with you over something stupid, let her. If she's willing to throw her love for you away because you watch a new cartoon or some shit: then she clearly never loved you at all.
Just tell her “legacy.”
You can't win the argument because there's no right or wrong. Keep telling her “it's important to me.” She can't argue against that!
You appear to understand that she is projecting her conflict with her own father, into the relationship you have with yours. I wouldn't attack that. Just keep asserting your position. Maybe let her select the first name, you select the middle one.
I once made a deal that my husband could get a dog, if I could name the baby I was carrying. He said OK if it wasn't anything weird like “Flower” or “Moon Unit.” When I told him what I had in mind he was cool with it, and we were both winners.
she accidentally saw my balance
I am a private person and don't like that.
So i am blaming her for it
Your girlfriend did nothing wrong. She's quiet because she's being blamed for something she didn't do and you're too fired up to have an adult conversation about it.
Sounds more like you used her card for something without her permission and now you're mad at her for finding out.
First, you give back any money you took.
Then you tell her “hey I'm sorry I blew up like that. I was out of line. I get weird about what I consider private info and my money falls into that. I blamed you for it but I know it was an accident. Also, I'm sorry I spent your money without asking. I transferred over everything I spent. I won't do that again because I know that's a breach of your trust. I hope you can forgive me.”
Then you make it clear you're sorry by acting right.