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Date: October 12, 2022
I think everyone has regrets about relationships and things that they could have done better.
At the same time, you really don't need to feel bad. If you're not happy in a relationship, you're not happy. You gave it a really solid go, and it didn't work out. That happens. It doesn't mean it's anyone's fault, it just means that you weren't a good match. You weren't wanting his time. The only way to know that is to find out through experience, which you did.
I think talking to people can help you feel less guilty. So can time. If you feel that this isn't enough (and also if you're trying to work on other issues anyways), therapy is always an option. They can help you work through and address your feelings in more detail, and help you move on and let go, or improve for the future.
Best of luck to you!
As I said below: if he couldn't get off to you, he probably imagines them when you have séx.
do you have this guy on social media/ have you posted what you look like now and he’s seen you? if so then i don’t think it matters much. it shouldn’t matter at all but i get the worry. if he doesn’t want to be w you based on just ur looks then it’s really his loss
Well, your own link evidences one, and logic and mutation rates evidence the other.
1) From your own link ~7% of Bb are blue-phenotype, thus can pass on B despite not being phenotypically brown
2) A mutation is statistically more likely to have happened sometime in the past, say 100 generations, than it is in the past one generation.
Dude rather lose his Girlfriend than the argument
Or he found out that that friend you told him nothing to be worried about was unexpectedly in a little closer
My parents both had non-brown eyes and I have brown eyes.
That’s not really how it works. You’re not legally or morally responsible for someone else’s life. Unless you directly advise them to commit suicide (that is illegal in some places).
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She backed her rear into his front. That implies that she was comfortable doing that and that comfort likely didn’t come from the affair years ago. The thing about them sitting alone at the campfire into the night when others have retired also is problematic. Is your bf as tone deaf on other things in life as he is about Lacy? If the answer is no then you seriously need to figure out whether you are the odd person out and take action accordingly.
Leave her this is ridiculous.
Go to the police. Tell your family and friends what he is doing. Tell HIS family and friends what he is doing. Get a new phone number and a restraining order.
I think the most disturbing thing about this for me is that y'all don't seem to see him as a person. Maybe it's because your parents are wealthy and are used to being able to use and replace things at a whim. But the fact that your parents only want you guys back together because you're unhappy rubs me the wrong way. It's not that they suddenly realize how great of a father he is, how supportive of a husband he was or the depth of his character. Nope. Just cause their baby is sad.
Your ex is a human being that has suffered a great loss at the hands of your family for no real reason.
I hope he's smart and strong enough to know better than do this twice.
You keep changing your story.
“What I dont get is that my brother and sister in law tell me they will come up on dec 31st knowing we were going to leave for back home on Jan 1st. On Dec 30th, instead of coming up to see us sooner than Dec 31st, they were going to go out with their neighbors.”
They know you’re leaving the first. They’re coming on the 31st. You know they’re coming on the 31st. That’s what you said.
You also said you were annoyed that they were going out with friends on the 30th. SO YOU DECIDED TO LEAVE.
I’m not sure why you absolutely refuse to take responsibility for doing the wrong thing here.
You were mad, and you think that what you did was justified because you think you should’ve been your brother’s priority.
Unfortunately, leaving on the 29th was a bad move. You acted out of anger, and your brother’s mad.
You owe him an apology. You actually know this, but you don’t want to take responsibility for your immature behavior. You want to blame him. That’s fine, but recognize that this particular problem is entirely your doing.
Don't stay with a partner who will let friends (or anyone) disrespect you. Don't stay with someone who acts like they don't know doing so is wrong (I guarantee if she heard you let a friend belittle her it would be a big deal). The “I'm not going to bed until you do” – is very very clearly inappropriate. It's effectively the childish 'You hang up first!' flirty thing young people do. If she can't even straightly admit she was acting very inappropriately I don't see a lot of hope.
You leave.
Your mental, emotional and physical health will be affected if things don’t change. She doesn’t want to get help, or make any changes herself, so you need to, and the only change you can make is your presence in the relationship.
If they harass you at the gym, ask one of the people who works there for help. They might be able to kick the offender out or get them to knock it off.
Get a lawyer and divorce her.
a part of me thinks he should accept my imperfections.
Absolutely. Who needs a partner that makes them insecure?
He is a boundary stomper. These kinds of people are dangerous in one way or another. Do not get involved with him at all and don’t let him “hug” you anymore ?
You good. I'm a woman and have experienced similar feelings of disappointment at finding out someone I vibe with is taken. What makes the difference is how you respond to those feelings. As long as you can continue to respect her and her boundaries, you're fine. If you need to break off the friendship, that's fine too.
The reason you're feeling guilty over your immediate response is because of all these horror stories we see (especially on Reddit) of men going off the rails when they fall “victim” to the “friend zone”. Your feelings are perfectly normal.
For gods sake, work your shit out together.
What informed decision did I not let him make here? I would have kept it, even if I knew it was his, and even if we had been in a committed relationship. The only decision he didn't get to make was to potentially be angry about my decision as well as the what if's and emotional part of it.
Also, your last comment is just disgusting. Get it together.
This relationship is unsustainable.
He expects you to be his exclusive FWB and is using that to keep you from dating anybody else. The exclusive FWB thing is just dating while lying to yourselves about lowering your commitments to each other while not aligning expectations.