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If you like me?… 25 Tks , ?
Date: October 5, 2022
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NO SIR. ABSOLUTELY NOT. Go to his job and tell his supervisor what he's been doing and then go to the police!!
I'm sorry but no she cannot leave it alone. I had a stalker. A cyber stalker. Never met the dude in my life. Yet he has ALL my info and harassed me and family members. I had to change everything. I look over my shoulder daily because of how terrified I am.
This is not okay and needs to be dealt with IMMEDIATELY. Things can get sooooo much worse if nothing is done.
You’ll never get it back. Congrats, and remember genuine “guy friends” don’t exist.
Dump your boyfriend. What a jerk.
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But maybe I only love the attention rather than him
I got the impression you are making this too much about yourself. Its her body, not your business, but it’s nice to see that you worry that getting implants may not resolve her insecurity issue.
Have you tried doing activities that may increase her confidence like practicing a sport, going to the gym, acting classes, etc?
That your gf doesn’t like how the group dynamics played out a year ago really doesn’t matter. Hopefully, everyone is mature enough to leave the past in the past and spend the weekend focusing on the bride.
That she doesn’t trust you is a problem, but it’s largely her problem.
Are you going to resent your gf if you don’t go? Is the wedding far enough in the future that you can cancel without the bride & groom paying for your spot? It’s really poor form to rsvp yes & then not show. Can the hotel room be refunded? Will you lose the plane fare entirely?
Those are all things to think about along with this: do you really want to go to this wedding?
The scenario would probably be different for me since I don't have that strong of a connection with my family. But I would take my gf's side.
As far as I underatood. Your bf did nothing wrong and just does his best to be a good partner to you and get to know your family. However your family rejected him and constantly tries to break it up between you. They don't have the right to stop you and ruin your relationships. Especially if they don't have any proof.
You could either break ties with your bf or your family. Or try to solve things with everyone in mind. However sometimes it is hot to make everybody happy. The chances of someone getting hurt are uncomfortably high.
I guess u should just pick whatever you think you will regret the least.
Starts a with C ends with a M, six letters, can save lives by avoiding creating ones, anyone wanna take a guess?
Your ex is WAY too involved in this new relationship. He is an ex for a reason– you SHOULD be prioritizing time with your new partner. That's just how it works.
You may well need to take a break from being “friends” with the ex, and you certainly need to let him know that the topic of your new partner is not an appropriate one. Focus on getting to know your new partner for who HE is, not who your ex and all the whoever-the-fucks that “just had to come to him to express concern” says he is.
He does NOT “hate that he had to be the one to tell you this”– guarantee he'd probably say this about anyone new you dated.
I'm #TeamNewGuy
I'm confused by this post. You've already been in one abusive relationship. You recognised the abuse. You left.
Why are you finding it difficult recognising it again? Being in an unhealthy relationship is often difficult to recognise the first time. Much easier to acknowledge the second time.
Obviously, you need to leave this behind.
Try being in an open relationship but with obviously set with you guys boundaries