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maybe you should split up. they don't respect your feelings.
Tell her look me and your friend broke up. We like each other, if she's truly your friend she will be fine with it.
If she tries string you along , just stop giving her attention. Stop wasting your time, talk to other girls man
No, it's not ok. It's a violation. Your friend is a turd.
If he can't fix this in himself then he's not the partner for you. You could have been seriously hurt, or dying and he'd have just ignored it.
Install a camera or Video her and send to your dad.
Tell him and the ex you think he should get a dna test on the oldest to see their reaction.
I think it’s unacceptable for her to get involved in your relationship. I’d tell her how you feel and make sure she never steps foot in your house.
You can do the same thing with the example I provided.
“My previous girlfriends were much skinnier, but too skinny. I like thicker women.”
It’s can still be taken as an insult, no matter how you try and word your way out of it. You’re trying to tell someone how they should feel.
He’s telling her how he felt. No amount of “no you should feel this way!” will change his feelings.
On-line dating is difficult, especially considering how much the landscape of it has changed since you were on the market 12 years ago. Tbh, a large percentage of Bumble/tindr/whatever dates are awkward regardless of whether you are grieving someone. If you haven’t done so already, maybe mention on your profile that you’re a widower. You dont need to put a bunch of paragraphs specifically detailing your grief or anything, it’s just context that might be helpful for people. Many of the widowed people I’ve known who began dating again eventually married partners who were also widowed, so you might even connect with someone in a similar situation to you who understands the difficulty of trying to date after losing a spouse
Different friends are good for different things. Sometimes you have friends with very different opinions, and you're either both fine with disagreeing that much, or you decided not to argue about that stuff and talk about/ do something else. Like I play board games with some of my friends who I know have very different opinions from me. But it doesn't really matter. We still laugh, have fun and it's fine. We don't need to agree on everything.
For politics, philosophy etc I talk to people who I know are more interested in exchanging opinions, than argue and be right. Some people want to be right, and will hammer you down to you agree. There's absolutely no reason to have a discussion with people like that. (Well, sometimes if you have an “audience” it can be good to show people that there are people who disagree with toxic opinions. Like if someone talks badly about construction workers with a lot of people around, it can be positive to voice one's opinion to show that this is not a commonly agreed upon perspective).
I'd consider why you want to voice your opinion and whether it's worth it. Do you need to talk about these ideas with these people in particular to be friends with them? If you think it's worth it, go for it. You don't have to be liked by everyone. That being said, maybe they wont react as badly as you think if you are being respectful?
I'll try that, I genuinely like him.
Finding people shouldn't be that very hot these days with social media and the Internet. While you're at it, you could also do some reading on what contraception is, it seems like you need some additional education in the matter.
Also, if you want to let her know make sure to show her some evidence as otherwise you won't be believed.