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  1. First off, that sucks and I'm sorry. Whatever the case, it sucks when it feels like someone doesn't want to spend time with us the way we do with them.

    That said, this CLEARLY isn't about Christmas. Your BF has some major issues to work through.

    He's not out to his family, or, it sounds like, this friends group?

    You've been together since you were 15? He's ACTING like he's 15.

    I'm very weirded out by him keeping his relationship with you a secret from so many people. It's messed up, and you deserve better.

  2. Maybe it's subjective, but a 21 (someone three years younger, as that's my limit) year old doesn't have much difference in life experience as me, someone that just turned 24 yrs old months ago.

    I however, think that there IS a huge difference between 18-21 that happens, but not as big between 20(21)-24. Brains on avg, are not fully developed until 25. People within the range of 20-24 are finishing up college and are usually just starting out to be more independent from their parents. Someone who is 28 or 29 is much more likely to have a stable career, live alone, to be fully developed, be past a time of being impressionable, have way more life experience and be looking to settle down and have kids already. 24 is still considered younger 20s, and I'm more open to people in their 20s as we are all still learning the ropes.

    People hitting 30 are not experiencing that same learning curve on average, and plenty of people around that age can take advantage of the impressionable nature of people in their early 20s because of that

  3. See this changes everything. Op acting like he's been wronged when in fact the gf is picking up his ambivalence. People know when the relationship is on life support. She's done with him and he's just playing her.

  4. I may get downvoted for this, but hooking up with someone casually is fine, so long as you don't know anything about them? And hooking up for x period of time, still not knowing much about them? And then be surprised when something you find out about the person is a deal breaker?

    Sure, he shouldn't be cheating. But maybe not judge him for telling you a bit about his life? Or have a strict policy of no conversation beyond sex?

    I don't get it.

  5. I broke up with an ex before who I was ready to marry and spend the rest of my life with, mostly because of how toxic the relationship was. It was naked as hell and I thought about her for months afterword, and eventually even got back with her. But let me tell you, it's WAY worse the second time around, especially if you broke up under bad circumstances. That starry eyed facade is completely gone at that point and the toxic traits were even more exacerbated. You just have to mentally act like she is DEAD to you. I mean literally, like she died in a car accident or something and mentally understand that no matter what you have to chance to bring that relationship back. Time will heal these scars trust me

  6. You are not a man nor are you a husband. You’re a vile excuse of a human. As a fellow mother who has been where you wife has been, I commend her for doing it on her own. She’s going to leave your ass one way or another. My husband was my absolute rock, the light of my life along with my kids. If it wasn’t for his adoration of me and what I was going through I don’t know if I would have the same strength and resilience your wife showed.

    Ya nasty.

  7. That sounds incredibly hurtful. You deserve a partner who makes you feel genuinely loved and desired. This man is unable or unwilling to give you that.

  8. Should you “let him go”? You should give him a damn good push out the door! The man sounds like a manipulative, angry, misogynistic abuser who wants you to be his isolated and submissive housewife/slave. You shouldn't have to put up with this treatment from anyone, let alone a partner. Get a lawyer, let him divorce you, and make sure you get your fair share of assets. Don't let him browbeat you any more on his way out the door.

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