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What to you is a compliment to him (that you want him all the time ) has to him become something of a burden of expectation . Try starting right from scratch again like you were first dating and rediscover what was so good without any pressure on one another . There sounds a lot of good here that would be a shame to lose .
I don’t know, none of us were there. They were at a family gathering and this thing she thinks was obvious doesn’t seem to have bother or have been noticed by anyone else. Only OP and her boyfriends family know what happened. I really don’t care. He very well could have done exactly what she’s saying or she could be focusing on this and getting insecure when attractive girls are around. IDK I don’t really care either.
I’m sorry to hear that. It’s for the best. Trust me. You want someone who eases your anxiety, not ignores it or downplays it.
I’m an anxiety Annie myself. I get it
Honey, you’re never going to talk him into suddenly wanting to move in with you and be attached at your hip. It’s not an “argument” that you can “win” by crowdsourcing opinions on the internet. This is about his feelings- he doesn’t want to live! with you. You’re not compatible; move on.
I don’t think you read it all because they’ve never always at least acted like they like me so I’m super confused
So its always about what you want?
So. It’s okay to be attracted to other people and to fantasize. What’s not ok is to hurt your partner by saying you want to fulfill the fantasy. Collect your thoughts, let her know you’ll talk later after you’ve had time to process and address it rationally. When you do, tell her what she said, verbatim. Let her know saying she wants to sleep with someone else implies intent. If she won’t take that back, you have other problems. If she does let you know it’s just thoughts and apologizes to where you can forgive, let her know the drinking needs to be addressed to where she doesn’t get to the point that she can’t control her words or actions. It wouldn’t be unreasonable to push for her quitting. I would personally let her know I wouldn’t be okay with her interacting with that person in any manner, but each relationship cones with its own boundaries. I think in this context it’s important to define these.
Another thing to consider is that the antidepressants could be making her act strangely. Please keep your eye on her, and be sure she is keeping a dialogue with her physician regarding changes in behavior.
This seems like something you could work through if you’re both willing.
You say nothing and continue not to go visit without your partner.
They aren't going to change their minds, its not like they don't understand or know what is going on. The whole point of what they are doing is to make you uncomfortable and shame you.