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Birth Date: 2000-11-12
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Date: December 1, 2022
The dildo of consequences rarely arrives lubed. Unlike the girlfriend, a woman who happens to work with you, who also happens to be living with another man.
Looks like you literally fucked around and are about to find out.
This is a giant cluster fuck no matter which way you paint it, you're not going to get out of this one lightly. And nor should she.
This literally makes no sense to me. If he’s in a happy relationship with a girlfriend that he loves right now, why would it matter if he previously slept with less or more women??? Like how is sleeping with multiple women even beneficial? I literally cannot understand this mentality.
Man I’ve wondered the same over the years. She can be very Dr. Jackle & Mr. Hyde. Sometimes she’s sweet and attentive and loving, other times (when things are serious,) she’s the opposite. She’s anxious, and conflicted, but I can’t keep dealing with her taking it out on me the way she does when there’s a problem.
No Dump him
On the one hand, you may be building this person up in your mind. On the other hand, you don't have much to lose by reaching out and giving it a shot.
Imagine if she had a male boss. I would not be able to deal with this level of immaturity.
Why didn’t you leave him in December when you caught him cheating? And you decided to give him another chance, he did it again (multiple times) so why haven’t you left him now? Are you just waiting until the cheating turn physical?….
That's not “stalking”. And you shouldn't be all over his accounts replying to people.
I think this is overall a really, really, REALLY bad idea, Op.
You have only known this person for 18 months! And all you know about her is what she has told you. People tend to tell only the best of themselves.
And you ALREADY know that she is
*admittedly not the most proactive about financial / logistical stuff and tends to “wing it.”*
In addition, she
*also had trouble with keeping jobs due to health issues*
I think you even considering having her move in with you is extremely bad judgement on your part.
I wouldn't do it if you put a gun to my head, Op.
I do agree that he’s insecure and you seem to have outgrown him. The only thing I’m wondering is if you’re making time to do things together? Are you still doing things as a couple? It’s great that you’re bettering yourself but I could understand why someone would feel kinda hurt if you’re always at the gym/gone/focused on work etc.