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Date: November 6, 2022
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I think context matters here as well. She is definitely taking it to an extreme but if your partner consistently sexually harassed you but every time you say you're not in the mood or upset they won't stop they intensely cry that would be emotional abuse too. Now I'm torn because the comments she's had make it seem like they are a bad fit in general but showing emotions is good but can be bad in certain situations. Using your emotions to make your partner feel bad for not sleeping with you is a giant 12 story tall red flag. No man or woman should ever make their partner feel like saying no is wrong.
Is this friendship with your ex more important than your wife’s discomfort?
Yeah why would you want to date a cheater who will obviously cheat on you too. I can't even comprehend how you would still have any positive thought about the guy.
As for the intrusive thoughts. Stay busy focus on hobbies, read, work out that kind of stuff. Whenever I think about my EX like that I start doing push ups until I can't go any longer. Meditation also helps.
This infuriates me for you. You don't get to choose how to keep your hair? He doesn't value your opinion, or your autonomy. What's next? Holes in the condoms because, “you'll thank me later” All of this is a naked no from me. He needs to get gone. I'm sorry about your hair.
I’d venture to guess the number isn’t real. Most people (especially women) give out fake numbers to avoid this kind of thing. You should have never asked for it. You put this girl in a position where she couldn’t say no, now all interactions are going to be uncomfortable at best.
Don’t text this poor girl. This is so super uncool. No matter what the motive was. I bet if your wife was getting numbers of random dudes for you to be friends with, you might see why this is weird.
Looks to me like you edited your comments. I’m done here.
There's a difference between being protective and enabling her so she is not independent or being a crutch. Your dad is already supporting her financially.
His association with choking might be with sinister motive, not for pleasure. Is he squeezing the sides of your neck or is he pushing down on your trachea? One reason why choking is pleasurable is because if you press down on the sides, it slows blood flow to the brain. Maybe explain to him how it's not only psychologically pleasing, but physiologically pleasing too. He probably just doesn't get it.
Here are my thoughts in no particular importance or order but 1) just because you leave doesn’t mean the relationship is over 2) the odds are this relationship will end 3) two hours isn’t very far 4) your education is more important for your future regardless of whom you marry 5) there isn’t anything that says your boyfriend can’t go to school with you or move to where you will be if he doesn’t go to school 6) forgetting all of what I’m saying here, which college program is BEST for what you want to do with your life?
I don't think they were joking.
Me personally, my happy place is with my partner. I travel a bit for work and even with constant communication via text, it’s still very hot for me.
Is an unhealthy level of attachment and need. Sure, miss your partner, but without constant communication via text or some form, you find it nude? That's genuinely gone into a place of codependency or at least concern. It might be worth considering.
Agree 100%. My family said they support me no matter what, but it’s my personal beliefs at stake here. And I don’t want to do something just to keep up appearances and resent it
This is just reaching. A 25 year old is a fully grown adult and should be more than knowledgeable enough to get married.
There are lots of people who unnecessarily put off getting married who aren't in relationships with big age gaps