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Saying you haven't noticed any of this is really falling into the message that “you won't notice anything until it is too late”. We have no details to input so it's really you who can pull the wool over your eyes. Have you noticed him start fights? Does he deflect in arguments? Only you can tell.
I went on one date with this girl I met at a friend’s party. I had never had a dating account at this point as I was coming out of nine years of monogamy.
She showed my picture to her roommate who was absolutely convinced she had seen me on Tinder. I didn’t really care either way as I was already lightly dating. But it was weird her roommate wouldn’t let it go.
I’m also a fairly generic looking white guy so maybe she was just mistaken
There is asking for consent, and there is informed consent. It isn't usually socially accepted that you need to ask for consent if you have a pattern of it being implied consent. Clearly her and her friend have talked about something that has to do with her, and not you. So far you've been ambushed, and feel hurt that the passion you have has been stomped. Maybe it isn't the kissing, so much as her finding you intimidating with your experience.
I would just try to get to know the person more so you feel comfortable with them going out.
My parents divorced when I was 9 and for a while they didn’t want to talk to each other and now that I’m an adult I thought it was great that they set boundaries and respected them. I mean I was 9, was able to pack my bags and make my own lunches. I don’t know what they would have talked about anyway. Also we had separate vacations, celebrations, gifts, double the fun!
Also I dated someone for a while and him and his sons mom talked many times a week and they struggle to get along. I’ve heard them fight on the phone and her hanging up mid conversation. It felt like they tried having a friendly relation for appearance or ego but failed to achieve that. It’s like you’re offering your kids the worst of both parents: separated AND the fighting doesn’t even stop…
Your boyfriend clearly has said nothing. That’s where your focus needs to be. You can cut them out of your life if you so choose. They treat you like shit and are disrespectful.
But logically your boyfriend won’t want that and I happen. If that’s the case, he needs to stand up for you. If he doesn’t, you have a decision to make. Good luck.
That sounds good, he's making a commitment and you're going to have a bit more space. So you two could work at this.
Your question is about the 'whole family situation'. Would either family know about you two getting back together for a trial run as soon as you did? I mean, can you two quietly get on with a couple of weeks being exclusive and seeing if the vibe is still there/improves or can't one/both of you get away for this? If you get a bit of time to yourselves, and if, unfortunately, it doesn't work out, then no one needs know other than you two. If it works out and you're going to make a go of it, then you'll need to reconcile this to your family first I guess. What is it that has you intimidated? Something you said or the behaviour and attitude of family members?