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Date: November 6, 2022
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Yes, you are being rude and selfish. Attending social events is a part of being human. When you are in a relationship there is a price of admission to be paid which includes spending time with your partner's family. This isn't a big ask. You don't need to hangout with them on a weekly basis.
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Psychotherapy improves symptoms in most people with social anxiety disorder. In therapy, you learn how to recognize and change negative thoughts about yourself and develop skills to help you gain confidence in social situations.
Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) is the most effective type of psychotherapy for anxiety, and it can be equally effective when conducted individually or in groups.
In exposure-based CBT, you gradually work up to facing the situations you fear most. This can improve your coping skills and help you develop the confidence to deal with anxiety-inducing situations. You may also participate in skills training or role-playing to practice your social skills and gain comfort and confidence relating to others. Practicing exposures to social situations is particularly helpful to challenge your worries.
Read the comment again. What if the guy was still her ‘best friend’ and they’d slept together. And he hates you. And when you met him 1×1 he reminds you that he’s slept with your gf. Would you still be ok with her being best friends with him?
If you are only willing to do what you can pay for to the expense that it’s harming your relationship and making your partner back out of professional advancement events, you are being unforgivably sexist.
You do realise he was likely on his best behaviour on the first date, don't you?
If it wasnt for a good first date this guy would be a parade of red flags. He might have been dealt a rough hand with his disability, whatever it is, but he's making poor choices and blaming everything and everyone but himself. He can't hold a job, Walmart may not be voted “Best Employer of the Year” any time soon but I can't believe that “unsafe working conditions” is a significant issue and insufficent health care is better than no healthcare while you work up to a better job. He needs to get back to his parents, re-group, reassess and make a plan.
You should not lend him money and you really need to think nude about what it is that is attractive about him too you. You sound like a “Rescuer”. You'll get used.
Reread your post.
You're being used.
If you want to stay dating her you better start compromising. It’s really rude not to visit at least a little during the holiday. It’s a normal thing couples do during this season.
No this is in Canada. He has monthly payements to make to pay it off.
If curiosity has the better of you and you really need to know, it would be better to talk with him in a nonjudgmental way, perhaps during the afterglow of sex.
Given the amount of sex you two are having, it would seem he is indeed at least sexually attracted to you. How he treats you outside the bedroom will show how much he loves you.
My job is secure.. im aware that this can end up how i want it to.. or a total disaster… but i mean people divorce and remarry no ? Idk.. i'll keep updating with the results haha
Sounds like a situation where you have to ask yourself: do you want to achieve your goal, or do you want to be “right”?
Because you have something you want your partner to do, and you know there’s a way to ask her to do it that she’s going to be more receptive to. But you’re stuck on “well that’s not the RIGHT way to ask, because this is a REQUEST, not an ASK”. If you insist that you must phrase the request in that particular way, you know that she’s not going to like it, and might feel like she’s being ordered around, and will probably be upset with you for it instead of listening to what the request actually is. If you rephrase to an ask, she might be more willing to listen, but you’d have to let go of your idea of how you “should” communicate with her about this.
I don’t want to sway you in one way or the other – it’s up to you to decide what you want out of this interaction, and prioritize accordingly.
I’ve been sick, I’ve been a caregiver. I feel bad for the girl but so far none of her disabilities stop her from making a phone call to her insurance carrier.
Then you are part of the infinitely small and lucky group that was able to do so. Good, I'm genuinely glad for you, but your experiences are not universal.