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Another thing I find a bit odd is that if someone called me as a result of having the wrong number, I would have been more inquisitive as to where or how they thought they knew me purely for my own entertainment.
Why does it matter what you would do? She is not you.
Because you deserve it. If it were an accident or a misunderstanding, then people wouldn’t be coming at you like this. But it wasn’t. You know it wasn’t. It’s also the blatant hypocrisy that others pointed out. Next time don’t be airing out your dirty laundry to anyone willing to lend an ear. Find another way to “lighten your burden”
Mm, it kind of does give you advice – you're just not hearing it!
Yea ok, good luck in life is your over analyze some jerk who's late too much this much.
You are not rehoming the pup because you know very well that this man will take his anger out on you and/or your child. You know very well that he will get violent towards you once the dog (aka your boyfriends punching bag) is gone. That’s why you’re not doing what’s best for this animal. You can try to tell yourself that he’d never hit you, but you know that the only reason he’s not physically abusing YOU, is because he can physically abuse your dog.
So, your boundary is “I don't date women who spend extensive time alone with other men.” That's all that needs be said. If she chooses to go out with and spend the night with other men (platonic, or not is totally irrelevant to the boundary), then you cannot have a relationship with her. It is that simple.
You cannot make her “see your side,” she simply has to decide decide what is more important to her: You or her relationship status quo with other male friends.
I wasn't trying to offend. I have pretty severe mental health issues. I'm not saying therapy and meds aren't needed or that anything involving mental health is easy. I was remarking on constantly backing out. I've been there and in a lot of ways still am. I still stand by some kind of action being needed beyond saying they want to. If you want to you could research ways to help live. Beyond some kind of intervention, I don't know that there's a whole lot to do.
she told me she doesn't want to do a long-distance relationship, even though she still loves me and sees a future together. I was hurt but tried to respect her decision, even though it didn't make complete sense to me.
She wanted an open relationship because she feels lonely and prefers to do things with other people, including sex, when you're not around. No one's ever said that to me. I can see it working for some people. She's very young and sounds unhappy with spending time with friends and alone. Young people think that if they set something down, it'll still be there and someone won't have picked it up. This is unwise thinking. But open relationships with mature people do work. Usually one side is Moore business and the other more passionate, but not always. Do you prefer to be the business person or the passion? Could you join her more often?
Recently, I found out through some Instagram comments that she's seeing someone else.
That's what she said she intended to do. You should do what I did at that age and say what you want, especially if uou want exclusivity. If you have an open relationship, you can talk about everything or not.
To make matters worse, we had scheduled a call to catch up and discuss everything, but she blew me off, saying she was having dinner with some friends at a family friend's house. Later, I found out she actually spent the night at the house of the person she's been seeing, and she continued to lie about it.
People have sex with their friends all the time.
At this point, I feel hurt and confused. She says she loves me and wants a future together, but her actions don't match her words. I don't know if I should keep waiting for her, confront her about her mixed signals, or just cut ties and move on.
Some people think open relationships are mature; some think they are immature. You need to define all these terms that confuse you. “Future,” “seeing,” etc, in conversations with her. People in open relationships aren't inconsiderate.
Any advice on how I should proceed would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
The next time someone asks you to do something you don't want to do, say “no thank you.” People aren't possessions, you can't decide for them how they should feel. You have to listen to what they want and help them achieve it. Unless the equation is
you + (something you don't want) + her= happiness. Then you have to do the math.
If you handle things maturely there can be more conversations, if not, then no.
Cut her loose if you want exclusivity; don't ask questions if you want her.
At this age, she might, but she sounds really selfish. Selfish if older, too.