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Leah Starr (leahmanika twitter), 22 y.o.
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Date: October 17, 2022
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If she is willing to flirt and cheat on him with you…. she is willing to do that to YOU TOO.
She has no idea what she wants, she just wants comfort and safe. You are supposed to get into a relationship when you are in a good place… not a place of desperation.
You need to let her go and stop feeding her ego. After the breakup(which will ultimately happen) give it time. Lots of time. She will surely move onto someone who is not you and repeat the cycle
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Cut him off, block him, and change your locks if he has a key. Also, contact the police and see if criminal charges can be filed. This is a huge violation of your body and your trust. This is horrible. I'm so sorry, OP. As a person with long hair, I would cry.
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Different girl so yea
Not uncommon for a 21-year-old to not know how to handle alcohol. I agree it sounds really frustrating. You basically have three choices, talk to her about her drinking, ignore it and continue to resent her for it, or break up with her now.
I'm afraid to leave I moved abroad to be with him and in the process of being a resident in his country and gave up on my rights in my homeland.. I'm at my mom's now and I miss him and can't possibly imagine my life without him while knowing going back will hurt me and the next time it happens will break me for good.
I think what you’re sharing is pretty common. I raised my step-sons from 12 & 8. They were 22 & 18 when her and I divorced and are 26 & 22 now. I literally did everything for those boys, especially when their father wasn’t around. Their mom also never really invested time into them and would toss money at them to “show she cared”. When she deployed for a year, the boys didn’t go to their dads….they stayed with me. Taught them how to drive, how to cook, how to do a lot of things.
After the divorce, our relationship changed. They don’t call, text, or return my calls or texts. I’ve sent them Christmas gifts and they never said anything about receiving them. I really felt betrayed, because I put them ahead of my own daughter. For years I’d ask myself “what did I do that was wrong”. Their mom was seven years older than me, so when I met them I was about 25. I wasn’t the perfect step-dad, but I did my best. My only real assumption is that they don’t communicate with me out of loyalty to their mom and that their biological father has been involved in their lives the last few years.
After a few months in counseling, I’ve learned how to let go of it. It does still disappoint me that they’re not apart of my life any longer, but I can’t change that.
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It doesn't matter if it's ALL men who do it, but you can't cry sexism when it's ONLY men doing it.
Society has been excusing this sort of behaviour for eons with “oh but boys will be boys” or “well, men have needs” which also aren't all men or boys but I didn’t hear the same people insisting that it's not all men then. But the minute someone calls out shitty behaviour, a certain sector start with the “oh, but not all men”. OK, well, if it's not you, then maybe offer some support instead of instantly jumping to defend yourself.