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Date: December 8, 2022
Is he at least strong? My new fwb likes to compliment my strength, and my big arms and my strong hands as they explore her. It turns my confidence to ?!
Either you do not have drunk sex or he has to always wear a condom.
It is sad. Social isolation is an issue for a lot of people, but it isn't your job to fix his life.
Then what is it about? And why do you assume things about me? I said it wasn't about standards, it's about me not being able to feel anything romantic. Even if it was about my standards being so high, is it a bad thing?
I don't think your girlfriend's intent is to make you fee bad. More likely she is telling you that you're not “adulting”.
Mature 26 year old adults support themselves. They online independent lives and make their own decisions. The fact that you're leaning on your parents for financial support, living arrangements, even food says you need to start taking responsibility for yourself before you consider being a husband and/or a dad.
Start making attempts to be self sufficient. You've taken step one, having a job. Next, start educating yourself on the cost of living and budgeting. Take it from there. Best of luck to you.
Mate, your partner should not make you feel insane. They should feel like your safe haven. Of all the things you said that stood out to me the most. You can find someone who treats you better
I don't think being persistent with this is being controlling.
What do you see as your future? Do you want to get married? Do you want to have kids? Because her smoking does impact all of that.
If you want to have kids, she'll have to stop smoking while pregnant for their sake. If you're going to get married, her smoking will impact everything from her lifespan to insurance costs.
The smoking should be a bigger deal depending on your vision for your life which you seem to want to have her be a part of.
Smoking, like any other kind of drug behavior, usually is a response to something. Maybe she should get in therapy to figure out why she needs to smoke. Other than addiction, IIRC, nicotine impacts some mechanism that releases adrenaline which makes you feel better. Is she open to smoking in a way that is less impactful for her health?
I used to eat a lot of candy and a lot of pork. From the beginning of our relationship, my wife was never super happy about that. Her main concern came from the same place as yours – she loved me and wanted me to be along as long as I could be so we could enjoy our life together.
She never forbid or anything, but she also ran a constant “campaign” of talking about the harms of eating lots of candy and red meat.
As we moved into different stages of our relationship – moving in together, getting engaged, getting married, and now having a kid – her perspective made more and more sense. I have so many responsibilities and things that I want to be around for – beating my sugar addiction and cutting out the majority of my red meat are easy things to give up so I can be the dad and husband I want to be into my 90s. She wasn't controlling. She was caring.
I think you need to really carefully think about what you want for your future. If you intend to be with this woman for a long time or have kids or get married, and you online with the lived experiencing of having lost people in your life to smoking, that should be important to her too.
If her addiction is too important to her, and you're looking for a life partner, then you should break up. A quarter of heavy smokers never reach 65. My dad lost my Mom at 65 to cancer and I can tell you that the pain he experienced losing his partner just as they were going to start to retire and travel the world is far worse than if you break up with a partner who doesn't take a completely legitimate concern seriously. You're only 33.
Think about what you'd be teaching your son about relationships. My mom staid with my emotionally abusive father far longer than she should have for us kids. I was 11 when they finally divorced. My response was about dam time! My oldest brother is very much his father's son and sees no harm in how he treated our mom.
The l9ng you stay in a bad situation the more harm it will do. It's better to admit that you can't be together, but can still effectively copairent. Then try to force it.