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I’m 23m now but when I dated my ex I was 20 and she was 19. She was the same way. She wanted constant texting and if didn’t answer her text but sent her a funny post on instagram she would make a passive aggressive comment or if I didn’t answer for a couple hours because of school or work she would “joke” around and ask if I was dead.
It’s probably not going to stop. If you guys have only been together 2 months, it is only going to get worse. At this point in a relationship both people are suppose to be on their absolute best behavior. What happens when she gets 100% comfortable?
Maybe he doesn't want a group chat because it'll be crazy and he won't feel like he has any control over what is going on. If that is the case, you could create the group chat and leave him out of it. If this is what is bothering him, he really won't want to have that placed on top of trying to be happy about his birthday.
Maybe he doesn't want the stress of planning at all. If that is the case, you could just take over giving out invites, let people know if you need them to bring something, and just join him in not stressing. Unless you want to take over the whole thing, in which case sure go ahead. If that is what makes you happy and he doesn't mind, go for it.
Maybe the whole thing is just stressing him out and now he doesn't want to have to deal with any of it. In which case, consider paring it down a ton, invite far fewer people, and maybe you both could just enjoy the day together.
I think your main problem here is that you both want it to be one way or the other. If you truly want this to work, you have to compromise. And compromise does not mean you say, “hey you still have to do all this stuff I told you to do, then I'll do my stuff.” It means listening to him when you ask him what is wrong, and then working out a way around or through those issues that you can both deal with. If that means you take it all over, by all means. But if that doesn't work for him, maybe grant him the curtesy of listening to the part that is actually bothering him about it.
I’m 23m now but when I dated my ex I was 20 and she was 19. She was the same way. She wanted constant texting and if didn’t answer her text but sent her a funny post on instagram she would make a passive aggressive comment or if I didn’t answer for a couple hours because of school or work she would “joke” around and ask if I was dead.
It’s probably not going to stop. If you guys have only been together 2 months, it is only going to get worse. At this point in a relationship both people are suppose to be on their absolute best behavior. What happens when she gets 100% comfortable?
If the common rule is that big things on the curb are free to take, then you didn't steal it. You saved it from the landfill.
Maybe he doesn't want a group chat because it'll be crazy and he won't feel like he has any control over what is going on. If that is the case, you could create the group chat and leave him out of it. If this is what is bothering him, he really won't want to have that placed on top of trying to be happy about his birthday.
Maybe he doesn't want the stress of planning at all. If that is the case, you could just take over giving out invites, let people know if you need them to bring something, and just join him in not stressing. Unless you want to take over the whole thing, in which case sure go ahead. If that is what makes you happy and he doesn't mind, go for it.
Maybe the whole thing is just stressing him out and now he doesn't want to have to deal with any of it. In which case, consider paring it down a ton, invite far fewer people, and maybe you both could just enjoy the day together.
I think your main problem here is that you both want it to be one way or the other. If you truly want this to work, you have to compromise. And compromise does not mean you say, “hey you still have to do all this stuff I told you to do, then I'll do my stuff.” It means listening to him when you ask him what is wrong, and then working out a way around or through those issues that you can both deal with. If that means you take it all over, by all means. But if that doesn't work for him, maybe grant him the curtesy of listening to the part that is actually bothering him about it.
Is this a one off or has this happened over and over?
If it’s a one off, I’d ask her gently what’s been up with her lately, that she seems super stressed and not herself.
If it keeps happening, I would label her a toxic friend and move on.
Say about your boyfriend duties what you want but she definitely seems to feel neglected