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This is definitely a boundary overstepped! It normal for some but I'm guessing if this hasn't happened in the 2.5 years you've been together this is new behaviour and concerning! If she didn't cuddle him while she was a lesbian why is she cuddling him now she has a known attraction to men
Yep, there are women, but as far as I know, they are all his the girlfriends of his friends
He's overreacting, but that should he expected. If you've been together for 7 years, that would mean he was 32 and you were 21. Were you expecting him to be an emotionally mature and reasonable adult?
It's a tough call, but a very personal one. It is the nature of many men to commit to one woman, despite being attracted to many. If you are one of these, but can keep your commitment to her despite the other attractions, it can work. But only if she can accept it. Many women can't.
It's in the nature of being young that you have to learn how to drink and for some that takes a while. Its your insecurity to deal with not gers but that doesn't mean she won't be willing to help if she feels the same way as you obviously do. If she foes she'll admit she has this issue with drink and want to find a wsybto deal with it. Obviously easy answers are to ask her friend to chaperone or agree that you can arrive later and take her home. As long as you can make her understand that you wouldn't be worried at all if you knew she could stay sober.
Do you want to date someone that messages porn stars?
This!!! Idk why OP’s acting as if gf did something so egregiously unfaithful. Giving a phone number is about as dry as it can get. It doesn’t matter what the other guy was thinking, it’s not gf’s responsibility to knock down his expectations, especially if he seems threatening/dangerous.
OP needs a harsh reality check. His reaction to this is absolutely unacceptable and I would not tolerate that level of control and victim blaming that he is exhibiting.
No kidding, if even just for the sake of my children I would do the right thing as an adult and address the issue.
I do agree with those saying that you should not leave this alone. If this is a boundary to you then I think you need to bring it up. Better to talk to her and figure out what's going on. Accept the possible risk that it's a dealbreaker for you guys if she refuses to give up on that. Another thing that might be up your alley, if you don't think it should be a boundary for you, is discussing with her just to help yourself be more comfortable, and maybe even talk to a therapist about it. It could be seated in something more in depth than you realize.
I mean if you tell him you don’t want him getting black out drunk or belligerent around you I think that’s reasonable, but to say he can’t drink at all… yeah that seems pretty controlling