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Date: October 5, 2022
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and reward her cheating hoe of a bf. riiiiiight. what she should do is sext other guys since apparently that's okay in their relationship if she says jk after.
ok I’ll show this to my aunt and my uncle whom I trust and my therapist and I’ll let you know in private chat what they say,
you called me a bad person cuz I lie sometimes when truth is everyone lies you lie urself and if you say u don’t ur just lying everyone lies you can’t even go a year without lying. Who can it’s a part of life.
This is exactly how men get away with this shit-women downplaying their experiences because they have been programmed to protect men from the consequences of their own actions. If he’s so close to finishing, HE’S the one who should be protecting his rep. Not you.
With the information about that guy being a type of golden retriever personality makes sense. I know that aloof type of personality. We all our quirks. I don’t see this as a deal breaker.
He put his hands on you and you get online and tell everyone you want to marry him?!?!
She gets to fantasize about whatever the fuck the she wants when she wants you fuckin weirdo.
Unless you are symptomatic, meaning you have symptoms of a complication from HPV or you have warts, there is no test, no exam, no nothing. You can be a carrier and never know you have it. And if a test were developed tomorrow and you typed the same as her, that doesn't mean you got it from her unless you've never previously had sexual contact in your life. If you have a hefty specialist copay, you're about to spend $50+ on being told you can't be told anything. In my experience discussing HPV with doctors, the only one who was ever able to answer questions with more than what I could easily find via google was an infectious disease expert who was conducting an HPV study at the time.
This is a you issue. You can ask him to unfollow people but that is controlling and not a good behaviour. What you need to do is realise he is choosing to be with you and try and not get jealous. It is ok for him to find others attractive, it is not OK for him to make comments about how attractive others are – but it doesn't sound like he is doing that.
Try and find some self help videos or resources so that you can work on your insecurities.
It’s not like that…I can only put so much information in a post. I was already at least a little concerned about her before I found all this. Obviously I care about her, and I don’t want her to feel that way, but I know that I can’t really change the way she thinks. If I didn’t know that she already was in therapy I would be a lot more concerned. And I don’t think she’d even really want to talk to me about it, even her friends have said it’s like pulling teeth to get her to spill anything about herself or issues in her life. But she’s a fantastic person and I don’t want to lose her, which is why I’m concerned about cheating. I don’t want to break up, and I know messed up by invading her privacy, but I want to be honest with her. I just don’t know what the right thing to do is.
Does anyone have advice?
Yes, leave this poor woman alone if she clearly is not interested in pursuing a relationship with you.
The details are not complicated – it's actually probably the simplest situation possible. You're interested in a woman who isn't interested in you. It's only complicated because you're “niceguying” her.
MOVE ON.
Honestly, after two years you know. Cut her loose and let her find someone who is sure about being married to her.
She feels like you’re stringing her along. You basically are stringing her along.
She sees her friends, who have been together for less time with their boyfriends, get engaged and feels like she has backed the wrong horse for the past five years.
Don’t get married just because she wants to, if she is not the right person, be honorable.
Explain that you do not want to get married and then break up so she can find someone who is ready to commit and more compatible with her timeline.
I’m sure,at 28, she’s hearing a lot from her family and friends about why you aren’t proposing and that must be very hurtful to her.
I used to break up with people after 18 months if I felt the relationship wasn’t going anywhere.