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Date: October 9, 2022
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By learning to trust her. You can not change other people. If she will want to cheat, she will find a way no matter what. So just enjoy the relationship and understand where your thoughts are coming from (past relationship). And if that isn't enough, get some professional help, find a therapist.
I have been having this problem the last year or two, and I think all my friends are on the same page as we approach 30. everyone has moved around so much, that friends who used to online 5 mins away are now 40+ minutes, even an hour and a half away in another city. for my newer friends who ARE closer, our work schedules just don't line up and as I get older and deal with more stressors at work, I just don't have the energy to be driving an hour and a half round trip after work on a regular basis. I make an effort but since I try to rotate through seeing all my friends, we go several months without seeing each other. I try my best to text but sometimes I get overwhelmed and don't answer any messages for several days, from anyone. people who say that no one's too busy to prioritize friends, are obviously not introverts, or are not burned out by their job. sometimes all I can do is send a meme to let them know I thought of them. if someone texts me asking about vacation or how I've been, a lot of the time I don't have time or energy for that. if someone texted me about a huge stressor or emergency, I would answer, and have made time to go support them. sometimes it's about realizing that you and your friends have shifted priorities in life. I'm sure if all of your friends texted you right now, expecting engagement in a full-blown conversation, you would not have time to talk to all of them, and then attend to your child, do household chores, talk to your partner, get dinner made, and go to the gym today.
But he ISNT your age. Even if he seems mature, he hasn’t otherwise expect a man your age would have.
Drunk men exist in public. Being uncomfortable and timid when around them will make you a mark. He has inadvertently made her a bigger target. We don’t know how long she’s lived there, what her routine is, the crime rate of their area, but we do know that her real life experience of a man overpowering her didn’t happen on the bus or from some drunk stranger.
Viewing violence against women as inevitable and that they should or deserve to “act accordingly” is a gross worldview. He hasn’t said anything except she’s out at night and drunk people could be there. She deserves to feel comfortable out in public. She’s grown. She’s not a child. He doesn’t get to put her in her place like she couldn’t possibly be smart enough to have made it this long doing this shit on her own.
we have mental myth of rapists and aggressors being the spooky scary stranger in the alleyway, not the acquaintance, coworker, or partner that is the perpetrator in 75% of sexual assault cases. In wanting her to fear the statistically more unlikely option, she’s instead fully aware of the dangers of what men close to her can and will do when they think they know better.