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Nope. Move on
Absolutely.. and OP, i completely agree with your new mom here.
I understand that someone may be scared to admit that they are Trans to a potential partner but I could not excuse them hiding it from me for nearly that long, especially if they are pre-surgery.
Because he groomed her when she was a child and he was her teacher.
she's been out of work nearly a year? tell her to get a job.
I think you need to prioritize taking care of your depression. Depression can have a way of making us believe the most hurtful interpretation of every event. It's possible that some of the favouritism you're noticing is more about your feelings about yourself than their feelings about the new wife. Also, it can be hard to have fun and connect with people who are depressed.
I know you're having financial trouble, but have you considered CBT or ACT? They're 6-8 week therapy programs that teach you tools on how to deal with your emotions. They're the types of therapies with the most evidence behind it and can be pretty inexpensive. You can do them with a therapist or on your own through books or on-line courses. The advantage of doing it with a therapist is that you're more likely to finish it, but both forms are equally effective if you do finish it. Some studies do find that people who are depressed can benefit from starting the CBT while on anti-depressants (because the depression can make it naked to learn and take new perspectives), then you can taper them off once you have the tools you need.
Lol your sister gives terrible advice. “I feel like I’m drowning in unhappiness with this person” is absolutely a valid reason to end a relationship, and the source of the unhappiness is really a secondary detail at this point.
Compliments from a partner aren't only part of a relationship when it's your “love language.” Compliments from a partner are a normal part of a good relationship. Maybe he's not that into you. If you being your normal self gets you zero compliments from him and dressing up special doesn't even get compliments from him..you deserve better.
You've clearly told him you would like to hear more from him, or any, and he doesn't care. That isn't going to change. People don't change. From someone who's ex was very complimentary in the early stages of the relationship and dropped down to a “you look pretty” once every few months, leave before he completely shatters your self esteem. You deserve so much better. Try telling him again, communicate what you're feeling clearly and how he can improve, and if he's not receptive or doesn't change it within the next 4 weeks, leave.
As a side note (to an extent) if you wear makeup daily and think wearing slightly different makeup for special occasions makes you look sooo different or pretty or whatever, it doesn't. When you wear makeup daily, that becomes your “normal” face, leading to whenever you wear different makeup for something special just looking like…your normal face. He doesn't know or care about the difference between eyeshadows or contour vs none or lipstick shades of the same color etc. and changing that up is not going to get you anywhere.
That sounds like I’m against gay marriage and for clarity, I am not lol. Just for myself personally it’s not what I want.
I have been working on managing / fixing myself to be honest, thanks for asking. I found I'm stronger than I thought. And thanks for the positivity
That what both of us are doing. We are really set on having a life together. Also I knew her since high school and we both graduated 3 years ago
So many weird things. Your “boyfriend”…………..a 21 y/o ADULT male….ADULT….has to give his phone to his cousin because his daddy tells him to?
Something doesn't jive here.
I would go with text; in your shoes. It's just a FWB situation and it's only been a few weeks. You don't really owe him more than that in those circumstances; and it makes things easier for you to say what you want to say.
Why are you with this person???
I don't know Gina, so I haven't the faintest clue if she actually is a horrible person.
I do, however, have all the evidence needed to come to the conclusion that you are most certainly a horrible person.
Don't apologize or reconnect. Just leave her alone. She's better off without you in her life, that's for sure.
You are overstepping boundaries. Leave him alone.
It kind of sounds like you’re enabling, at the very least, this guy to pursue an emotional affair with you…
She’s said multiple times in comments that she is the breadwinner & used to work even more hours than he currently is and while she was working those 70 hours she was also still handling everything for both kids, him, and the house on her own while he only worked 40 hours.