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Christy&Justin, 28 y.o.
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Date: January 8, 2023
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So…have you reached out to her AT ALL? I'm guessing you haven't. You're here wallowing and making decisions to dump her over something that doesn't even have anything to do with you.
No one said you don't get to have feelings. But it seems like you've made no effort to understand anything about what she's feeling. There are at least a couple dozen comments referencing “When Harry Met Sally.” At least one that linked to a clip. WATCH IT.
She might be better off if you end it, come to think of it…
Man some of the comments on this are wild. A lot of ye seem to think that as a 25 year old someone else should pay for your car out of their emergency fund?
If you can't afford a car, as an adult, then find some other way to travel. Like op said, public transport.
Classic passive-aggressive manipulation. She's trying to make you apologize and feel bad even though she's the one who screwed up. You can try to confront her or you can suggest joint counseling and let a therapist call her out on it.
Girl, you should ALWAYS be your own biggest cheerleader.
Aside from her bringing up another story about her ex, which you have stated you don’t like and is a perfectly reasonable boundary, I don’t see anything wrong here. You sound majorly insecure and to be honest so does she. It sounds like you just want a reason to be super jealous and are overthinking everything.
I just had jaw surgery, and for the most part, I'm taking care of myself. My face is swollen to 3+ times its size. Your friend needs to have a reality check. That's insane.
Idk how you'd approach it, but you definitely need to set boundaries and expectations.
It's probably a good idea to strip this one down a bit. Parents don't get a say over who their adult offspring are friends with any more than the offspring get a say over the parents. If their friendship is genuine, let it be. The only concern is if they're doing some shitty “Let's maintain a friendship because I'm sure they'll get back together” which… well, your ex doesn't have two real friends then.
Your relationship with your ex is also none of your parent's business to make any declarations about whether you should've stayed with them or not.
For you, focus on how they treat your current girlfriend and interact with her. That's the important bit. Having a friend shouldn't push away a relationship with your son's GF, they're two separate things.
If their behaviour is more than them just being friends, snidey comments, sideways remarks etc… then yeah, that's an issue to tackle. But tackle the comments as and when they happen, if they happen.