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What did she say to you about her grandparents and what did you say in response?
do you care about how she's feeling or do you shut down when she's upset?
Usually when people are upset, they want you to give them words of support – my natural inclination is to try and solve problems and it took me a long time to learn that actually, most people find that quite dismissive and not what they want.. they just want support and me to listen.
So if someone tells you they're having a bad day.. listen to them and tell them you're sorry.. tell them you're there for them and try to think about how you'd feel in their situation.
Say for example if you were with people that were really strict and putting you down just because of your gender – you'd feel crappy and devalued.
It isn't up to your therapist to tell you what to do. If you want to back away from the relationship, then do that. Your therapist can help you talk through your feelings about it, but they don't control your choices or actions.
Fair enough. Ask him when he can get time off and reschedule for then. There’s nothing wrong with going on a holiday without him but it’s likely he’ll be hurt about the ex thing and the first compromise is simply to go a different time. The very first “option” you give him should be for him to join you imo.
Send him a text that he has 1 week to pick up his stuff by a specific date, then it’s going in the garage and whatever happens to it there (weather, burglars, animals, bugs, etc) is on him.
Her actions do show you what type of person she was however it isn't being shown In the person she is now. It's up to you to decide if you will always judge people by who they were vs. Who they are and then make your decision stick. I'm sure you're not doing her any favors by secretly despising her. Just walk away.
You've been together 10 years but the majority of these years, you were kids. Can you really count that? I don't think so. On the flip side, I'm assuming you're living together so he's got that benefit without having to make a permanent commitment. I'm sure he believes you'll never leave him so there's no rush or pressure to make it legal. I also don't believe in ultimatums. Is that really how you want to start off a marriage? Either accept that he's probably not going to propose, for a long time or ever, or end the relationship.
What did she say to you about her grandparents and what did you say in response?
do you care about how she's feeling or do you shut down when she's upset?
Usually when people are upset, they want you to give them words of support – my natural inclination is to try and solve problems and it took me a long time to learn that actually, most people find that quite dismissive and not what they want.. they just want support and me to listen.
So if someone tells you they're having a bad day.. listen to them and tell them you're sorry.. tell them you're there for them and try to think about how you'd feel in their situation.
Say for example if you were with people that were really strict and putting you down just because of your gender – you'd feel crappy and devalued.
It isn't up to your therapist to tell you what to do. If you want to back away from the relationship, then do that. Your therapist can help you talk through your feelings about it, but they don't control your choices or actions.
Fair enough. Ask him when he can get time off and reschedule for then. There’s nothing wrong with going on a holiday without him but it’s likely he’ll be hurt about the ex thing and the first compromise is simply to go a different time. The very first “option” you give him should be for him to join you imo.
Send him a text that he has 1 week to pick up his stuff by a specific date, then it’s going in the garage and whatever happens to it there (weather, burglars, animals, bugs, etc) is on him.
Her actions do show you what type of person she was however it isn't being shown In the person she is now. It's up to you to decide if you will always judge people by who they were vs. Who they are and then make your decision stick. I'm sure you're not doing her any favors by secretly despising her. Just walk away.
Yeah what do you mean?
Dude pays the bills and takes care of his Mom. What a loser right?
You've been together 10 years but the majority of these years, you were kids. Can you really count that? I don't think so. On the flip side, I'm assuming you're living together so he's got that benefit without having to make a permanent commitment. I'm sure he believes you'll never leave him so there's no rush or pressure to make it legal. I also don't believe in ultimatums. Is that really how you want to start off a marriage? Either accept that he's probably not going to propose, for a long time or ever, or end the relationship.