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Date: October 8, 2022

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  1. Or… he has a life that he's leading and doesn't spend every minute looking at his phone. I'm 109% certain that half the texts I get don't get answered within 2 hours.

  2. That is why I said everyone is different and only few men. I’m not trying to hate or judge the op girl for her past. men have intimacy with women and not just sex. Intimacy in every aspect. Sometimes there is something certain people can’t overlook even if they try to. That is just my opinion. He should keep trying to see if he can overcome it.

  3. good thing nobody cares what 1 autistic person’s grandmother thinks is considered a disability. it still is considered one whether you like it or not

  4. Yeah exactly. It’s so very hot. He says he’s willing to speak to anyone he needs to but there’s just no guarantee that he’ll ever get the approval. And even if he somehow did I know how difficult it’ll be afterwards trying to feel accepted and welcomed due to differences in ethnicity. Family is a very big part of my life and I don’t ever want to disappoint them. But at the same time I don’t want him to be hurt. I’m so confused and stressed I don’t know what to do.

  5. Wanting a partner that doesn't do hard drugs isn't unreasonable. Nothing good comes from that stuff. Expressing your boundary is being true to yourself and beneficial to your relationship.

  6. As long as they weren't prying on people under 18 and waiting for them to get legal i don't see a problem. I've met a lot of people in that age range that just fit perfectly in our friend group lol.

  7. What feels better to you? Because if he’s solely prioritizing positions for his pleasure and not for yours, that’s a big red flag. As for what he said, it sounds more like a really unfortunate way to word things. Men can be amazingly idiotic with their understanding and sensitivity around these issues. Definitely communicate how it made you feel so he doesn’t use that wording again. Remember that “loose vaginas” are a myth as the term is used in context, you pretty much have what you have and no amount of sex with big penises will change that. Giving birth may change things but most women report everything healing back to mostly normal after a bit. It’s more about your muscles than your actual hole.

  8. True. That's why you have to protect your child from precarious situations and make sure they feel open to talk to you about anything that might happen.

    Predators are everywhere. From potential partners, to school teachers, to coaches, to neighbors, to relatives and to parents themselves.

    Unless you want to live in a bubble, you need to find ways of living with a relative amount of safety. An absolute level of safety is never possible if you are in a society.

  9. You may hear back from her if it doesn’t work out with this other guy that she prefers. I wouldn’t pursue it though.

  10. Your boyfriend is controlling you with your own insecurities. He knows these things bother you, so he is intentionally using them to dictate the relationship.

    He has absolutely no right to tell you or force you to lose weight, that is psychotic behavior.

    You are in an abusive relationship and you need to get away from this dude.

  11. OP, it can be easy to lose yourself in what starts out seeming like a good relationship when the one that came before it was abusive. Think of it like romantic burnout: you’re just sleepwalking at this point, not wholly awake but more just going through the motions, wondering what’s real and what’s not.

    Next steps: don’t waffle around wondering if you can change things, wondering if it’s worth it to throw away the time you’ve invested in this relationship. This isn’t healthy, and your story sounds like the one that comes before things get really dangerous, ya know? TBH, I’m worried about you, but only because I’ve been there. There is a beautiful life full of YOU time and freedom and breathing room just on the other side of you liberating yourself. But your instincts about being kinda scared aren’t off base; PLEASE BE CAREFUL here. Pack a bag with a week of clothes & toiletries, and anything you can’t replace (passport, etc.) Stash the bag at a friend’s house. Then you want to confront your fiancé with the breakup while you’re in a public place of business (not like a park, but like a restaurant) – that way, in case he goes volcanic, he’ll be hauled out by force and you won’t get hurt. Tell him he has 48 hours to get his shit out or you’ll serve him an eviction notice. Schedule a locksmith to change the locks after the 48 hours is up, and give clear instructions that ONLY you are to be given a key. Go in person to your local police station and ask them to meet you and at least one friend at your place at an appointed time the next day.

    Above all, STAY SAFE and GET OUTTA THERE.

    We’re rooting for you!

  12. I guess you don't have any family or friends who could let you stay with them or loan you a vehicle?

    Maybe look for an apartment (and a roommate) within walking distance of your job, or near public transport.

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