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  1. If she cancels plans with you to go with friends, but you aren't even invited then you have dodged a bullet. Partner shouldn't be lower in priority then friends. Just move on and find yourself someone better.

  2. You and she have a toxic relationship. You’re not a “bitch” (whatever that means) if you choose to accept the terms of the 2 week break, but it does seem like you’re not comfortable with it. You’ve shown her blatant disregard, and it sounds as if she wants to even the score, so to speak.

  3. First I thought it was just some weird way of breaking up, but after you've said he hasn't responded to anyone, I suspect mental health crisis. I'd call his number and check if the phone is on-line. If not, I'd call his parents. Tell them you don't need to hear from him, just make sure he isn't missing, that would make them speak even if your husband explicitly forbidden them from doing this. If they also have no clue what's going on, I'd file a missing person report. Damn fast.

  4. Buy a pretty thong for her, compliment her ass and say you’d love to see her in the thong. She will most likely wear it for you, unless there’s a deeper reason as to why she doesn’t wear thongs.

  5. Most people wouldn't be super excited by a person who has a flirty relationship full of in jokes with their SO, regardless of any past relationship. Also, if your SO heads out to hang out and have drinks with someone who is flirting with them any time you have a fight, well, the issue is in that relationship and not in having an ex.

    The reservations are understandable, but if a person's ex is part of their friend group it's really impossible to not interact with them. There's a difference between going to a bbq thrown by a mutual friend who has also invited your ex, and having late night drinks at a bar with only your ex.

  6. god I fucking hate you

    This person said that to you. Now, you might think it’s an overreaction in the heat of the moment and you might be right. But I don’t think your partner loves you either. You should just remove yourself from this person’s life.

  7. She wasn't girlfriend worthy and definitely not wife worthy. It would've been worse later if she let's strangers tell her how to ruin her relationship. You deserve better. Do not give her the ring sell it.

  8. Thank you, as of right now i have called a wellness check on her to make sure she is alright. i appreciate the support

  9. ” I did nofap for about 4 years now and know how devastating porn can be”

    Yeah, that's like 99% bullshit. Whole nofap has literally no scientific support and is based on some WILD assumptions on how human body works.

  10. Actually this is a very big missconception. Every relationship you have should be therapeutical, if they are not, then they are usually very bad for you. The heart of the matter is that some things, only the professionals can help you with and this is certainly one of those situations. But to say that no partner should be a therapeutical support to the other is completely wrong. We are not machines dating other machines.

  11. I’m sure that’s the reason. I have said before that I wouldn’t want her hanging out with him. She’s agreed that she wouldn’t like it if she was in my situation.

    It doesn’t help that my last relationship ended when I “snooped” and found out she was cheating with a coworker. If it wasn’t for my snooping I would never have found out.

  12. It sounds like he's just overwhelmed with how much is on his plate and is struggling to prioritize. Maybe a conversation about expectations about how much the two of you want to see each other each week and figuring out how to plan that quality time would be beneficial.

    I don't think the amount you want to see him is unreasonable, but you two need to figure out a better system for the timing. Giving you a specific time doesn't seem to work, so maybe him letting you know when he's nearly done would be more helpful. Blaming you for not meeting his goals also doesn't seem fair, he's an adult and is the sole person in charge of managing his time. If he's having trouble doing so that may be something he needs to figure out himself.

    I will say, you can absolutely love someone and not want to be around them 24/7. I can't get some things done when other people are around because I'd rather talk to that person than do the work. Even outside of chores I still want some time alone to decompress, and basically any introvert will tell you the same thing. If you're not feeling wanted you should absolutely ask for some reassurance, but it doesn't sound like his need for time to study is remotely a reflection on his feelings toward you.

  13. You have absolutely no idea how to communicate healthy in a relationship do you? No, no one should lie in a relationship, but what she said was plain cruel. You can sit your partner down in a calm, not vulnerable moment and phrase it like that for instance “babe, I love you and nothing will change that. I have noticed you changed over the past few months and I am very worried. Please, tell me how you feel about this. I am worried for your health and our relationship”

    If the way she talked to OP is the way you talk to people or your partner, I'm sorry for every party involved.

  14. If he is still living paycheck to paycheck while living at home thats a red flag.

    I bought my wife a 1.5 carat lab-grown white sapphire ring

    It cost less than $500, and would be 10k plus if it were a diamond of the same size. But diamonds are intrinsically worthless, so, we got a perfect synthetic sapphire instead, just glows pink under UV otherwise indistinguishable from natural growth.

    If he was in school, or working through the ranks of being a tradie, I'd understand. But if he just working to work, that's a red flag.

    If he is waiting until he is 30 to START getting his shit together, that's a red flag.

    Living at home after 21 and not in school? American red flag.

    He doesn't seem keen to move on with his life and isn't even comfortable joking about it, that's going to be very hot to work with.

    I wish you luck, you need to have a discussion about the future and your expectations and his with him.

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