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And she also doesn’t have a boyfriend? She was seeing a guy for less than three weeks and then broke it off with them. They weren’t even exclusive lol. If she feels the need to tell him, that’s on her.
I've been on the other side of this (with other issues), and I like to think that I've changed enough that our relationship is still strong.
The key is creating strong boundaries-she crossed a line that was a very solid line, but you need to be very clear that this sort of behavior is not appropriate.
If you want to continue this relationship, she needs therapy where she can approach her insecurities on an individual level, and then you both should approach couples counseling where you can both talk about what boundaries you have, what sort of future you want together. If she's constantly bad mouthing her friends, that's a really naked thing for children to unlearn later on in life; if you're getting married, you need to talk about your relationship and how you can get past this, and work out future issues without her turning to manipulation and sniping.
I'm not saying it's not worth it-if she truly is willing to put the work in- and it is work! Then it can work.
I would personally give her another chance, but with the caveat that she start therapy, consider the underlying issues and work on it. Set your boundaries, and stick to them.
Good luck. It sounds like you're in a difficult place, both of you, and she has a lot of work to do.
Please tell me there is a typo in your current age or the amount of years you have been with him. If a person is changing your personality for the worse, you are better off without that person in your life. It’s better to learn to live! without them than to be miserable with them.
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And she also doesn’t have a boyfriend? She was seeing a guy for less than three weeks and then broke it off with them. They weren’t even exclusive lol. If she feels the need to tell him, that’s on her.
I've been on the other side of this (with other issues), and I like to think that I've changed enough that our relationship is still strong.
The key is creating strong boundaries-she crossed a line that was a very solid line, but you need to be very clear that this sort of behavior is not appropriate.
If you want to continue this relationship, she needs therapy where she can approach her insecurities on an individual level, and then you both should approach couples counseling where you can both talk about what boundaries you have, what sort of future you want together. If she's constantly bad mouthing her friends, that's a really naked thing for children to unlearn later on in life; if you're getting married, you need to talk about your relationship and how you can get past this, and work out future issues without her turning to manipulation and sniping.
I'm not saying it's not worth it-if she truly is willing to put the work in- and it is work! Then it can work.
I would personally give her another chance, but with the caveat that she start therapy, consider the underlying issues and work on it. Set your boundaries, and stick to them.
Good luck. It sounds like you're in a difficult place, both of you, and she has a lot of work to do.
I can't answer for her but I can tell you you blew your chances with her…shit happens, that's life
get over it
the more obssessed you'll be with this, the creepier you'll seems in her eyes
I'm not judging you buddy but you have to get over it and find someone else because in her eyes, it's over
stop wasting your time
Please tell me there is a typo in your current age or the amount of years you have been with him. If a person is changing your personality for the worse, you are better off without that person in your life. It’s better to learn to live! without them than to be miserable with them.